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David Trepess

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Personal Homepage:
http://www.davetrep.co.uk

Current place of employment:
Sony BPRL

David Trepess is a principal human factors engineer at Sony BP Research Labs. He holds a BA, MSc and a PhD all in the HCI and HF area. His current work involves investigating human factors issues in broadcast and other media centric industries. His PhD was titled "A Classification Model for Human Error in Collaborative Systems" and was conducted at Staffordshire University. His other main research interests include multimedia design, task analysis and information visualisation.

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2011
 
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Trepess, David, Stanley, Russell, Whiting, Kevin and Endo, Kazuo (2011): Advanced workflows through metadata capture and immediate content availability. In: The 2011 SMPTE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition October 25-27, 2011, Hollywood, CA. .

2008
 
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Trepess, David and Kotaka, Nobuhiro (2008): User-Centric Development of New Metadata Tools to Enhance File- Based News Gathering Workflows. In: Proceedings of IBC 2008 September 12-17, 2008, Amsterdam, Holland. p. 8.

The inevitable adoption of non-linear acquisition and storage devices will enable broadcasters to accomplish a complete file-based workflow from capture through to archive. These devices not only reduce time by removing the need for tape-to-file conversions but also facilitate a complete metadata flow throughout the production. This metadata is important because, if captured effectively, it allows files to be accurately identified and presents exciting opportunities for improving the overall speed and efficiency of news-gathering operations. Sony’s R&D team is working with news organisations throughout the world in order to gain an accurate understanding of the news gathering workflows being employed. In addition, we are identifying the metadata which is most useful for these tasks, the possibilities for metadata capture and the best ways in which the metadata may be utilised to support people and their tasks. This paper describes Sony’s work in R&D to understand the news gathering workflow and how this knowledge is being used to guide the development of novel tools to improve the effectiveness of future Sony products.

© All rights reserved Trepess and Kotaka and/or their publisher

2006

Trepess, David (2006). Information Foraging Theory. Retrieved 23 March 2012 from Interaction-Design.org: http://www.interaction-design.org/encyclopedia/information_foraging_theory.html

1999
 
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Trepess, David and Stockman, Tony (1999): A Classification and Analysis of Erroneous Actions in Computer Supported Co-Operative Work Environment. In Interacting with Computers, 11 (6) pp. 611-622.

In the past, CSCW systems have been studied with little consideration of the social context in which they will be used (see Ref. [1]). A framework of social context has been proposed [1] that takes the social aspects of a collaborating community to be a vital consideration in the design of CSCW systems. This paper aims to extend Mantovani's framework to deal with the issues of human error. The social context plays a large part in the cause, detection, level of consequence and recovery of erroneous actions in CSCW. This paper considers how current classification of human errors might be adapted for application in CSCW. A framework has been proposed which can be used in the analysis of the social context of CSCW.

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Trepess, D.W., Jennings, V., Kilner, A. & Paszkowicz, Z. (2004): AutoCAT study: an approach for assessing workload. Proceedings of the BCS-HCI Conference 2004, Bath

Kilner, A., Trepess, D., Economou, D., Jennings, V. & Winter, G. (2003): Assessing the impact of new technology in sports annotation, Proceedings of HCP'2003: Human Centered Processes, Distributed Decision Making and Man-Machine Cooperation, 14th Mini EURO Conference, R. Bisdorffl (ed.), National de la recherch, Luxembourg, 5-7 May 2003, pp. 65-70

Economou, D., Jennings, V., Kilner, A., Trepess, D., Pelly, J. & Tapson, D. (2002): Subjective Picture Quality Assessment for UMID/Metadata Watermark. Proceedings of International Broadcasting Convention (IBC'02), September 2002, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Thatcher, A., Katz, L-A. & Trepess, D. (2000): Teaching CSCW in developing countries through collaboration. SIGCHI Bulletin, 32(1), 63-66

Gunter, K, Butler, P, Stockman, A.G. & Trepess, D.W. (2000): "A framework for the development of E-commerce projects: a discussion of issues and components" in Proceedings of BIT 2000: Business Information Technology Management: E-futures, November 2000.

Stockman, A.G, Ingeldew, M, Trepess, D.W., Gunter, K. & Nie, M. "An investigation into the requirements for computer supported cooperative project management" in Proceedings of BIT 2000: Business Information Technology Management: E-futures, November 2000.

Katz, L-A., Thatcher, A. & Trepess, D. (1999). The impact of computer mediated communication (CMC) on conflict resolution. Human-Computer Interaction INTERACT’99 (Vol. 2), pp. 41-42, Edinburgh : British Computer Society

Trepess, D.W. & Stockman, A.G. (1998) "A framework for erroneous actions in computer supported cooperative work" in Proceedings of Network Entities 98.

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Publication statistics

Pub. period:1999-2011
Pub. count:4
Number of co-authors:5



Co-authors

Number of publications with 3 favourite co-authors:

Kazuo Endo:1
Kevin Whiting:1
Russell Stanley:1

 

 

Productive colleagues

David Trepess's 3 most productive colleagues in number of publications:

Tony Stockman:6
Kazuo Endo:1
Kevin Whiting:1
 
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