Vizir: A Domain-Specific Graphical Language for Authoring and Operating Airport Automations
summary
Vizir is a domain-specific graphical language and editor that maps visual programming blocks to airport geography, using enter/leave zones and dataflow operators to trigger alarms, state machines, and strategy swaps; it adds a time-slider/location scrubber and drag-along-path preview so operators see future effects. Authoring supports confirmation boxes for human handover and a synthesized-radio output prototype. A participatory design with controllers yields a working prototype where users create three automations in <10 minutes; it remains limited to small-airport demos and lacks formal validation.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:17Automation
- 3:54Design Process
- 6:08Basic Interaction
- 6:51Complex Interaction
- 11:08Transferring Control
- 13:08Operation
- 14:10Program Visibility
- 14:40Design Principles
- 15:21Hybrid Control
- 17:20Conclusion
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