8. Displays

고려대학교 산업경영공학과

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8. Displays



WAYS OF CLASSIFYING DIS-PLAYS



THIRTEEN PRINCIPLES OF DIS-PLAY DESIGN



Perceptual PrinciplesMake displays legible (or audible)Avoid absolute judgment limitsTop-down processingRedundancy gainDiscriminability: Similarity causes confusion:

Use discriminable elements.



Mental Model PrinciplesPrinciple of pictorial realismPrinciple of the moving part



Principles Based on AttentionMinimizing information access costProximity compatibility principlePrinciple of multiple resources



Memory PrinciplesReplace memory with visual information:

knowledge in the world.Principle of predictive aidingPrinciple of consistency



ALERTING DISPLAYS



LABELS



Visibility/legibilityDiscriminabilityMeaningfulnessLocation



MONITORING



LegibilityAnalog vs. digitalAnalog form and directionPrediction and sluggishness



MULTIPLE DISPLAYS



Display LayoutFrequency of useImportance of useDisplay relatedness or sequence of useConsistencyOrganizational grouping



HUD and Display Overlay



Configural Displays



NAVIGATION DISPLAYS AND MAPS



Route Lists and Command DisplaysMaps

LegibilityClutter and OverlayPosition RepresentationThree-Dimensional MapsPlanning Maps and Data Visualization



Map OrientationScale



QUANTITATIVE INFO DISPLAYS: TABLES AND GRAPHS



Legibility (P1)



Clutter



ProximityFormat

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