Space, Time, and Choice: A Unified Approach to Flexible Personal Scheduling

Bilbily, Vicky; Huynh, Elaine; Singh, Karan; Chevalier, Fanny

doi:10.1145/3472749.3474764

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“…[4,6,8,51]), decouple space and time as separate synchronized views (e.g. [15]), and more. Bach et al's survey [9] provides a general space-time cube framework and operations for spatio-temporal visualizations and analysis.…”

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Animating Hypothetical Trips to Communicate Space-Based Temporal Uncertainty on Digital Maps

Koval,

Jansen,

Chevalier

2024

IEEE Trans. Visual. Comput. Graphics

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Animating Hypothetical Trips to Communicate Space-Based Temporal Uncertainty on Digital Maps

Koval,

Jansen,

Chevalier

2024

IEEE Trans. Visual. Comput. Graphics

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Temaneki: Map-Based Collaboration Tool for Consensus-Building in Student-Run Festival Management Teams

Abe,

Tsujiguchi,

Sakamoto

et al. 2024

Extended Abstracts of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Planning the Future in a Longer Perspective

Tateyama,

Yokomura,

Ban

et al. 2024

Proc. ACM Interact. Mob. Wearable Ubiquitous Technol.

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A long-term perspective toward the future enables a more comprehensive approach to decision-making, considering a variety of potential scenarios. The forecasting of mental health was anticipated to promote proactive planning, however, it faces challenges such as a short forecasting period and a lack of intuitive understanding of the relationship between actions and the forecast. This study presents a novel mental health indicator that incorporates a long-term perspective by considering past actions. A four-week experiment was conducted with 105 participants to evaluate the effects of a one-week forecast. Qualitative analysis reveals the effects of the one-week forecast on behavioral planning, emotional states, and reasons for disregarding the forecasts. Findings indicate that conventional mood indicators prompt participants to prioritize pre-existing schedules and perceive the forecast as infeasible, whereas the proposed indicator enhances the ability to plan work schedules in advance. Our results offer valuable insights into the presentation of forecasts for effectively managing mental health, considering the time constraints of everyday life.

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Space, Time, and Choice: A Unified Approach to Flexible Personal Scheduling

Cited by 3 publications

References 30 publications

Animating Hypothetical Trips to Communicate Space-Based Temporal Uncertainty on Digital Maps

Animating Hypothetical Trips to Communicate Space-Based Temporal Uncertainty on Digital Maps

Temaneki: Map-Based Collaboration Tool for Consensus-Building in Student-Run Festival Management Teams

Planning the Future in a Longer Perspective

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