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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]].
36 +The questionnaire for the WEARIN’ body sensor data is detailed in the table below.
37 37  
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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46 46  |
47 47  | |[[image:1751972821005-693.png]]
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49 49  This visualization that is presented during the next two questions.
50 50  Visual description: What types of medical data do you think is useful for people at the USAR Basecamp (tactical), and what kind of data is useful for people that work in the field (operational)?
51 51  )))
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74 74  |
75 75  | |[[image:1751972821011-457.png]]
76 76  
78 +
77 77  This visualization is presented during the next questions.
78 78  Visualization description: Which roles do you think might also need some type of access to medical information? Why?
79 79  )))
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85 85  | |[[image:1751972821013-625.png]]| |[[image:1751972821015-169.png]]
86 86  
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87 87  These visualizations is presented during the next ten questions.
88 88  Visualization description: We have created sketches of possibilities to display the health data. The first screen shows the health status of all teams, while the second screen is zoomed in on one team and its members. How important is it to see these screens for the following roles?
89 89  )))
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103 103  |
104 104  | |[[image:1751972821015-618.png]]
105 105  
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106 106  This visualization is presented during the next seven questions.
107 107  Visualization description: This screen shows a **summarized status view** of the medical data. The square with the cross icon shows the current status of the first responder and can turn green to indicate that the status is good and can turn orange to indicate that the status is not good. An alert can also be presented with the red triangle, this indicates an upcoming (predicted) or a large change in status.
108 108  )))
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119 119  |
120 120  | |[[image:1751972821016-346.png]]
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122 122  This visualization is presented during the next questions.
123 123  Visualization description: This screen shows **detailed raw health data** of different team members. It shows it both in a graphs as in data points.
124 124  )))
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135 135  |
136 136  | |[[image:1751972821017-499.png]]
137 137  
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138 138  This visualization is presented during the next questions.
139 139  Visualization description: This screen shows **Aggregated health data** of different team members, combined in a way to show.
140 140  )))
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151 151  |
152 152  | |[[image:1751972821017-270.png]]
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154 154  This visualization is presented during the next questions.
155 155  Visualization description: This screen shows **Predicted health data** of the possible future health status of team members, including advice about future actions that should be taken to keep the First Responders safe.
156 156  )))