A mobile app for supporting sustainable fishing practices in Alibaug

A Sustainable Fishing Plan for the Farne Deeps Nephrops fishery

Kanjingo – A Mobile App for Post-Editing

This paper describes the Kanjingo postediting application for smartphones. The application was developed using an agile methodology at the Centre for Global Intelligent Content (CNGL) at DCU and a first stage of user testing was conducted using content from Translators Without Borders. 1 Initial feedback on this app was quite positive. Users identified some particular challenges, e.g. input and...

Supporting Cancer Patients in Illness Management: Usability Evaluation of a Mobile App

BACKGROUND Mobile phones and tablets currently represent a significant presence in people's everyday lives. They enable access to different information and services independent of current place and time. Such widespread connectivity offers significant potential in different app areas including health care. OBJECTIVE Our goal was to evaluate the usability of the Connect Mobile app. The mobile ...

SAGA: Combining Static and Mobile Sensing to Encourage Sustainable Practices

To detect sustainable practices, an application must have an indication of what a user is doing currently and where they are as well as the activities that are happening elsewhere. For instance, to detect that the user has left her lights on, an application must know that the user is not in the room and that the room lights are on. While current mobile sensors or static sensors independently fa...

ArgueApply: A Mobile App for Argumentation

Formal models developed in the field of argumentation allow for analysing and evaluating problems that have previously been studied by philosophers on an informal level only. Importantly, they also give rise to the development of computational tools for argumentation. In this paper we report on ArgueApply, a mobile app for argumentation that is based on the Grappa framework, an extension of, e....