%0 Journal Article
%T A design-driven sonification process for supporting expert users in real-time anomaly detection: Towards applied guidelines
%A AMorenoFernandezdeLeceta
%A GTerenghi
%A SLenzi
%J EDUL
%D 2020
%R 10.4108/eai.13-7-2018.163994
%X INTRODUCTION: We present early results of an ongoing investigation into the use of sound for real-time monitoring of anomalous behaviour in digital and digital/physical systems. OBJECTIVES: We aim to define design guidelines to both support authors in the process of creating sonifications that are both efficient and engaging and the transition of sonification into a mass medium for the representation of data in everyday life. METHODS: Through two Design Actions, we apply Design Research to the definition of the use case, the interaction paradigm and the experimental protocol for real-world evaluation of sonification tools. RESULTS: Two Design Actions are described. Methodologies and results of the first experimental phase are presented in detail along with their influence on the second phase, currently ongoing. CONCLUSION: We sketch a tentative design-driven process for sonifications for the real-time monitoring of anomalous behaviour in digital and digital/physical systems
%K data sonification
%K process monitoring
%K design research
%K sound design
%K soundscape
%U https://eudl.eu/doi/10.4108/eai.13-7-2018.163994