Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of BluePrint/Pictographs

Timestamp:

08/07/16 10:59:53 (8 years ago)

Author:

Nuwan Waidyanatha

Comment:

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BluePrint/Pictographs

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 In disaster alerts, pictographic descriptions of emergency actions are regarded as well, replacing textual advice. This will affect the way alerts are understood and designed as of today.
 
-Issuing text-free disaster reports requires new input components. 
+Reporting text-free disaster reports requires new input components. 
 
 In the GUIs, the outcome of this project will just result in a change of images.
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 In an emergency case, an illiterate local stakeholder receives a disaster alert on his mobile phone. The alert visuals clearly indicate the danger, the type of emergency that is happening, the time frame of the emergency, and its severity. Additionally, the user can also understand from the pictographic descriptions, what he has to do now, where he has to go, and whom to consult. The illiterate stakeholder is able to follow these instructions and lives happily everafter.
 
-=== Issuing a pictographic disaster report ===
+=== Reporting a pictographic incident ===
 
 An illiterate user observes an emergency case that needs to be reported. He can use the mobile device to issue a pictographic incident report. The user is guided to a step by step reporting system implementing a decision tree and is able to put together a report simply by choosing pictures.  Reports contain the type of incident, the severity, and details depending on the incident.