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11 - Computer Science and Informatics

Aston University

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Output 8 of 68 in the submission

Output title

Bringing the High Seas into the Lab to Evaluate Speech Input Feasibility: A Case Study : SiMPE – 5th Workshop on Speech in Mobile and Pervasive Environments (part of ACM MobileHCI’2010)

Type

E - Conference contribution

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Name of conference/published proceedings

MobileHCI 2010

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N/A

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Year of publication

2010

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Additional information

<21> Delivered novel, contextually-relevant, empirical voice-input feasibility data to Trapster (http://trapster.ca/) who used it to inform advancement of marine electronics systems (e.g., Your Ocean) for enhanced productivity in the world-wide fishery industry. Founding Partner Daniel Doiron (daniel.doiron5@gmail.com) commented that results "saved Trapster a tremendous amount of time and effort in moving ahead with this technology". The paper contributed knowledge and methodological enhancement regarding effective evaluation approaches for mobile technologies in a domain previously untouched by such research. Related research gained substantial international press interest (5th most publicised event) during the 2010 British Science Festival.

Interdisciplinary

Cross-referral requested

Research group

B - Computer Science Research Group

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Proposed double-weighted

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Reserve for a double-weighted output

Non-English

English abstract