Activity analysis in sports situations by articulating heterogeneous data: reflections and perspectives for design engineering
This article examines the expansion of methodologies for articulating heterogeneous (experiential and behavioral) data within the course-of-action research program (Theureau, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2015). In the area of sports expertise, recent studies have articulated verbalizations based on conscious a...
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| author | David Adé Nathalie Gal-Petitfaux Nadège Rochat Ludovic Seifert Olivier Vors |
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| description | This article examines the expansion of methodologies for articulating heterogeneous (experiential and behavioral) data within the course-of-action research program (Theureau, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2015). In the area of sports expertise, recent studies have articulated verbalizations based on conscious awareness and behavioral data from largely unconscious processes in order to shed light on expert instrumented activity. The methodological differences between these studies are highlighted, especially regarding the priority given to the types of data and the conditions under which these data were collected. Three studies are presented, covering trail running, swimming, and ice climbing, and each is distinct in its conditions for data collection and processing and its methodology for data articulation. We examine their advantages and limitations for aiding the design of sports equipment and question the observatory within the course-of-action research program. Essentially, the program’s methodological advances raise questions about how sports equipment is designed, the athlete-researcher-designer relationship, and the heuristic scope for analyzing activity in work situations that share similarities with the instrumented activity of sports situations. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-1d8e770cc9b44c6589fbb3e0b8198bd22025-08-20T03:54:01ZengAssociation Recherche et Pratique sur les ActivitésActivités1765-27232020-10-0117210.4000/activites.5517Activity analysis in sports situations by articulating heterogeneous data: reflections and perspectives for design engineeringDavid AdéNathalie Gal-PetitfauxNadège RochatLudovic SeifertOlivier VorsThis article examines the expansion of methodologies for articulating heterogeneous (experiential and behavioral) data within the course-of-action research program (Theureau, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2015). In the area of sports expertise, recent studies have articulated verbalizations based on conscious awareness and behavioral data from largely unconscious processes in order to shed light on expert instrumented activity. The methodological differences between these studies are highlighted, especially regarding the priority given to the types of data and the conditions under which these data were collected. Three studies are presented, covering trail running, swimming, and ice climbing, and each is distinct in its conditions for data collection and processing and its methodology for data articulation. We examine their advantages and limitations for aiding the design of sports equipment and question the observatory within the course-of-action research program. Essentially, the program’s methodological advances raise questions about how sports equipment is designed, the athlete-researcher-designer relationship, and the heuristic scope for analyzing activity in work situations that share similarities with the instrumented activity of sports situations.https://journals.openedition.org/activites/5517instrumented sports activityexpertisesports equipment designbehavioral dataexperiential data |
| spellingShingle | David Adé Nathalie Gal-Petitfaux Nadège Rochat Ludovic Seifert Olivier Vors Activity analysis in sports situations by articulating heterogeneous data: reflections and perspectives for design engineering Activités instrumented sports activity expertise sports equipment design behavioral data experiential data |
| title | Activity analysis in sports situations by articulating heterogeneous data: reflections and perspectives for design engineering |
| title_full | Activity analysis in sports situations by articulating heterogeneous data: reflections and perspectives for design engineering |
| title_fullStr | Activity analysis in sports situations by articulating heterogeneous data: reflections and perspectives for design engineering |
| title_full_unstemmed | Activity analysis in sports situations by articulating heterogeneous data: reflections and perspectives for design engineering |
| title_short | Activity analysis in sports situations by articulating heterogeneous data: reflections and perspectives for design engineering |
| title_sort | activity analysis in sports situations by articulating heterogeneous data reflections and perspectives for design engineering |
| topic | instrumented sports activity expertise sports equipment design behavioral data experiential data |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/activites/5517 |
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