Empirical Assessment of the IEDS Framework to Design a Geospatial Information Exchange (IE) Platform Utilizing the GIS Technology

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2024-01-03
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Bazarah, Ali Mohammed
Li, Yan
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This study provides an empirical assessment of the Information Exchange Decision Support (IEDS) framework (Bazarah & Li, 2022) that guides the design of an Information Exchange (IE) system for multiple stakeholders to improve decision-making. The framework depicts how to design an IE platform for multiple stakeholders to improve their decision quality. A geospatial IE platform called SES-IE instantiates the IEDS framework to exchange information among multiple stakeholders in a real-world case scenario. The SES-IE platform was evaluated using a quantitative method approach to measure the usability, usefulness, and user satisfaction of the system. The results show that the IEDS framework is useful for identifying stakeholders, specifying information to be exchanged, and maintaining motivation factors necessary for IE. The successful instantiation of the IE platform shows that the IEDS framework is useful for building an effective IE platform in a multiple-stakeholder environment. In addition to offering prescriptive knowledge for building an effective IE, the study exemplifies the practicality of the IEDS framework in guiding the designers and developers of IE platforms.
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Location Intelligence Research in System Sciences, geospatial decision support, gis., information exchange, system design, theory of information exchange
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Proceedings of the 57th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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