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1 1  = 1. Introduction =
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3 -//<include a short summary of the claims to be tested, i.e., the effects of the functions in a specfic use case>//
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5 5  The goal of this test was to understand what type of information would support each role at different levels (strategic, tactical, operational) in performing their tasks, particularly in decision-making. We focused mainly on the tactical and operational levels.
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7 7  = 2. Method =
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33 33  * Other:
34 34  )))
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36 -The questionnaire for the WEARIN’ body sensor data is detailed in the table below. It also shows the interface sketches that were made for this technology. The sketches for the other design can be found in: [[a. Prototype CFT1: Data visualization examples>>doc:3\. Evaluation.a\. Prototype.WebHome]].
34 +The questionnaire for the WEARIN’ body sensor data is detailed in the table below. It also shows the interface sketches that were made for this technology. The sketches for the other design can be found in: [[a. Prototype CFT1: Data visualization examples>>doc:3\. Evaluation.CFT1.a\. Prototype.WebHome]].
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38 38  |(% colspan="2" %)WEARIN’ health data
39 39  |Q: What types of health data do you think helps determines the status of a First responder?|Open answer
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204 204  
205 205  Types of health data: heart rate, respiratory rate, body temperature, blood pressure, and mental health were frequently mentioned as essential.
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207 -Reasoning given for roles
205 +Reasoning given for how this information is important for a specific role:
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209 209  * Team Lead - Important for monitoring the overall safety of teams.
210 210  * Medical Personnel - Essential for making critical decisions.
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218 218  
219 219  Types of Location data: Location data such as GPS coordinates, building heights, and paths to victims were frequently mentioned.
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221 -Reasoning given for roles
219 +Reasoning given for how this information is important for a specific role:
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223 223  * Team Lead - Essential for team coordination.
224 224  * Squad leader (Operational) - Necessary for instructing team members.
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231 231  
232 232  Types of communication data: Respondents emphasized the importance of RSSI (signal strength), signal speed, and interference detection.
233 233  
234 -Reasoning given for roles
232 +Reasoning given for how this information is important for a specific role:
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236 236  * Team Lead - Important for monitoring team connectivity.
237 237  * IT Specialist - Crucial for troubleshooting.