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ORCIDDCC 2010: Stuttgart, Germany
- John S. Gero:
Design Computing and Cognition '10, Fourth International Conference on Design Computing and Cognition, DCC'10, University of Stuttgart, Germany, July 2010. Springer 2011, ISBN 978-94-007-0509-8
Design Cognition
- Seda Yilmaz
, Shanna R. Daly, Colleen M. Seifert, Richard Gonzalez:
A Comparison of Cognitive Heuristics Use between Engineers and Industrial Designers. 3-22 - Ann Heylighen:
Studying the Unthinkable Designer: Designing in the Absence of Sight. 23-34 - Seda Yilmaz, Colleen M. Seifert, Richard Gonzalez:
Design Heuristics: Cognitive Strategies for Creativity in Idea Generation. 35-53 - Catherine Elsen, Françoise Darses, Pierre Leclercq:
An Anthropo-Based Standpoint on Mediating Objects: Evolution and Extension of Industrial Design Practices. 55-74
Framework Models in Design
- Gaetano Cascini, Luca Del Frate, Gualtiero Fantoni, Francesca Montagna:
Beyond the Design Perspective of Gero's FBS Framework. 77-96 - Ewa Grabska, Grazyna Slusarczyk:
A Formal Model of Computer-Aided Visual Design. 97-113 - Sean Hanna:
Design Agents and the Need for High-Dimensional Perception. 115-134 - Udo Kannengiesser, John S. Gero:
A Framework for Constructive Design Rationale. 135-153
Design Creativity
- David C. Brown:
The Curse of Creativity. 157-170 - Stefania Bandini, Andrea Bonomi, Giuseppe Vizzari, Vito Acconci:
Enabling Creativity through Innovation Challenges: The Case of Interactive Lightning. 171-187 - Céline Conrardy, Roland De Guio, Bruno Zuber:
Facetwise Study of Modelling Activities in the Algorithm for Inventive Problem Solving ARIZ and Evolutionary Algorithms. 189-207 - Apeksha Gadwal, Julie Linsey:
Exploring Multiple Solutions and Multiple Analogies to Support Innovative Design. 209-227 - Hiroshi Hasegawa, Yuki Sonoda, Mika Tsukamoto, Yusuke Sato:
Creative and Inventive Design Support System: Systematic Approach and Evaluation Using Quality Engineering. 229-248
Line, Plane, Shape, Space in Design
- Gareth Paterson, Chris F. Earl:
Line and Plane to Solid: Analyzing Their Use in Design Practice through Shape Rules. 251-267 - Rosidah Jaafar, Alison McKay, Alan de Pennington, Hau Hing Chau:
Interactions between Brand Identity and Shape Rules. 269-284 - Aswin Indraprastha, Michihiko Shinozaki:
Approximate Enclosed Space Using Virtual Agent. 285-303 - John Harding, Christian Derix:
Associative Spatial Networks in Architectural Design: Artificial Cognition of Space Using Neural Networks with Spectral Graph Theory. 305-323
Decision-Making Processes in Design
- Peter C. Matthews:
Comparing Stochastic Design Decision Belief Models: Pointwise versus Interval Probabilities. 327-345 - Michal Piasecki, Sean Hanna:
A Redefinition of the Paradox of Choice. 347-366 - Sven Schneider, Jan-Ruben Fischer, Reinhard König:
Rethinking Automated Layout Design: Developing a Creative Evolutionary Design Method for the Layout Problems in Architecture and Urban Design. 367-386 - Álvaro Sicilia, Leandro Madrazo, Mar González:
Applying Clustering Techniques to Retrieve Housing Units from a Repository. 387-401
Knowledge and Learning in Design
- Thomas Alink, Claudia M. Eckert, Anne Ruckpaul, Albert Albers:
Different Function Breakdowns for One Existing Product: Experimental Results. 405-424 - Yong Chen, Ze-Lin Liu, You-Bai Xie:
A General Knowledge-Based Framework for Conceptual Design of Multi-disciplinary Systems. 425-443 - Madan Mohan Dabbeeru, Amitabha Mukerjee:
Learning Concepts and Language for a Baby Designer. 445-463 - Mukund Kumar, Matthew I. Campbell:
Organizing a Design Space of Disparate Component Topologies. 465-485
Using Design Cognition
- Katerina Alexiou, Theodore Zamenopoulos, Sam J. Gilbert:
Imaging the Designing Brain: A Neurocognitive Exploration of Design Thinking. 489-504 - Michael S. Bittermann:
A Computational Design System with Cognitive Features Based on Multi-objective Evolutionary Search with Fuzzy Information Processing. 505-524 - Katarina Borg Gyllenbäck, Magnus Boman:
Narrative Bridging. 525-544 - Constance Winkelmann, Winfried Hacker:
Generic Non-technical Procedures in Design Problem Solving: Is There Any Benefit to the Clarification of Task Requirements? 545-558 - Toshiharu Taura, Eiko Yamamoto, Mohd Yusof Nor Fasiha, Yukari Nagai:
Virtual Impression Networks for Capturing Deep Impressions. 559-578
Collaborative/Collective Design
- Mary Lou Maher, Mercedes Paulini, Paul Murty:
Scaling Up: From Individual Design to Collaborative Design to Collective Design. 581-599 - Michael A. Oren, Stephen B. Gilbert:
Building Better Design Teams: Enhancing Group Affinity to Aid Collaborative Design. 601-620 - Jeff W. T. Kan, John S. Gero, Hsien-Hui Tang:
Measuring Cognitive Design Activity Changes during an Industry Team Brainstorming Session. 621-640
Design Generation
- Frank Hoisl, Kristina Shea:
Interactive, Visual 3D Spatial Grammars. 643-662 - Pradeep Radhakrishnan, Matthew I. Campbell:
A Graph Grammar Based Scheme for Generating and Evaluating Planar Mechanisms. 663-679 - Anastasia Koltsova, Gerhard Schmitt, Patrik Schumacher, Tomoyuki Sudo, Shipra Narang, Lin Chen:
A Case Study of Script-Based Techniques in Urban Planning. 681-700 - Axel Nordin, Damien Motte, Andreas Hopf, Robert Bjärnemo, Claus-Christian Eckhardt:
Complex Product Form Generation in Industrial Design: A Bookshelf Based on Voronoi Diagrams. 701-720 - Jacquelyn K. S. Nagel, Robert B. Stone:
A Computational Concept Generation Technique for Biologically-Inspired, Engineering Design. 721-740
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