User Interface Technology Survey.
Abstract
The Technology Identification and Assessment Project combined a number of related investigations to identify: 1) existing technology in a specific problem area to review research and development results and commercially available products; 2) new technologies through regular reviews of research and development results, periodic surveys of specific areas, and identification of particularly good examples of the application of specific technologies; and 3) requirements for new technology through continuing studies of software development needs within the DoD, and case studies of both successful and unsuccessful projects. Technology assessment involves understanding the software developement process, determining the potential of new technology for solving significant problems, evaluating new software tools and methods, matching technologies to needs, and determining the potential payoff of new technologies. Assessment activities of the project focused on core technology areas for software engineering environments. This report is one of a series of survey reports. It is not intended to provide an exhaustive discussion of topics pertinent to the area of user interface technology. Rather, it is intended as an informative review of the technology surveyed.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 01, 1987
- Accession Number
- ADA181852
Entities
People
- Peter Feiler
Organizations
- Carnegie Mellon University