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Evaluating two aspects of direct manipulation in advanced cockpits
1992
Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '92
Increasing use of automation in computer systems, such as advanced cockpits, presents special challenges in the design of user interfaces. The challenge is particularly difficult when automation is intermittent because the interface must support smooth transitions from automated to manual mode. A theory of direct manipulation predicts that this interface style will smooth the transition. Interfaces were designed to test the prediction and to evaluate two aspects of direet manipulation, semantic
doi:10.1145/142750.142770
dblp:conf/chi/BallasHP92
fatcat:z6azrru3nvbodjoelrnctl54vy