A framework for modelling and visualizing the US Constitutional Convention of 1787

Abstract

This paper describes a new approach to the presentation of records relating to formal negotiations and the texts that they create. It describes the architecture of a model, platform, and web interface (https://www.quillproject.net) that can be used by domain experts to convert the records typical of formal negotiations into a model of decision-making (with minimal training). This model has implications for both research and teaching, by allowing for better qualitative and quantitative analysis of negotiations. The platform emphasizes the reconstruction as closely as possible of the context within which proposals and decisions are made. The usability and benefits of a generic platform are illustrated by a presentation of the records relating to the 1787 Constitutional Convention that wrote the Constitution of the USA.

Model Sistem Informasi Kampung (Si Kampung) Untuk Penanggulangan Awal Kebakaran Hutan (Studi Kasus Kabupaten Rokan Hulu-Riau)

“…Two to three days of training have proved sufficient with a variety of advanced undergraduate and graduate students. Third, we designed the user interface to force users to capture the sources from which they were working in standard ways, usually by automatically validating the input and requiring active choices within the dialogue boxes presented to users, rather than offering default selections [6] Disain dari penelitian ini menghasilkan sebuah alur kebutuhan dari SI Kampung. Dalam pembuatan SI kampung dibutuhkan pelaku dari SI Kampung, yaitu masyarakat, aparat desa dan instansi terkait, seperti badan penanggualangan bencana daerah, aparat kepolisan, TNI dan aparat yang lain yang dibutuhkan untuk menanggulangi kebakaran hutan.…”