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Page 1: User-centred design for - CartONG Vinek.pdf · • Explain key characteristics of a user so that system designers can understand and relate to them Stories • Short, simple description

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User-centred design for:

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• Context: the IMSMA Core project

• User-centred design approach for configuring & deploying IMSMA Core in a mine action programme

Content

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1. ‘Mine Action is inherently geographic’

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• Geo-enabled mobile data collection

• Map-based tools

• Geographic data logic

• Strategic partnership between GICHD and Esri

IMSMA Core is built with GIS

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2. ‘Mine Action is driven by context’

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IMSMA Core enables data integration

• Integrate contextual data into planning

• Better data sharing between mine action actors

• Better data sharing between mine action and other sectors

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3. ‘Mine Action decisions-makers need accurate and timely information’

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IMSMA Core puts IM in the hands of decision-makers

Role- and task-specific tools

Service ‘enabler’

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4. ‘Mine Action programmes are all the same but different’

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IMSMA is a knowledge-base of templates and tools

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• ‘Mine Action is inherently geographic’• ‘Mine Action is driven by context’è Understand the sector: standards and minimum requirements

• ‘Mine Action decisions-makers need accurate and timely information’

• ‘Mine Action programmes are all the same but different’è Understand the users: specific user needs

Design an IMSMA Core deployment

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Overall process

Assessment & Requirements

Design & Configuration

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• IM Stakeholder Workshop• Detailed requirements analysis though user interviews

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• Represent groups of real users who have similar attributes

• Explain key characteristics of a user so that system designers can understand and relate to them

Stories

• Short, simple description of a feature• From the perspective of a specific user/persona

Personas

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• Core deliverable of the IM stakeholder workshop• Mapping steps and activities, as they are and as they

should be (gap analysis)• Main objective: gain understanding• After in-depth analysis, they form the input to the

platform configuration

Process maps

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• IM stakeholder workshop:• Strong user engagement• Deliverables are a good starting point for a more detailed

requirements analysis• Resulting platform configuration:

• User-specific workflows implemented• Maps and Apps targeted to specific users’ needs

Results