Design Theory Week
Join the 11th SIG Tutorial on Design Theory 2027
We are pleased to announce that the 11th SIG Tutorial on Design Theory will take place from 04 - 05 February 2027, in Paris, France.
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Join us for a comprehensive workshop on “The Data Quality Playbook for Engineering Design”, where participants will explore a wide range of techniques and methodologies for effective data collection across different contexts, including academic research, industrial practice, and field studies. The workshop addresses both digital and analogue data collection methods, equipping participants with practical tools adaptable to their specific research and design needs.
Location: Hotel Croatia, Cavtat, Croatia (Room TBC)
Dates: 18 May 2026 (Time TBC)
Chairs: Kostas Stylidis, Cyriel Diels and Bastian Quattelbaum
Organised by: Data-Informed-Design SIG
Join us for a comprehensive workshop on “The Data Quality Playbook for Engineering Design”, where participants will explore a wide range of techniques and methodologies for effective data collection across different contexts, including academic research, industrial practice, and field studies. The workshop addresses both digital and analogue data collection methods, equipping participants with practical tools adaptable to their specific research and design needs.
A central focus will be placed on data quality criteria—such as accuracy, reliability, validity, and completeness—to support the creation and use of robust and trustworthy data sets. Through hands-on activities, participants will engage with best practices in data collection using surveys, interviews, observational studies, and digital tools such as mobile applications and cloud-based databases.
The workshop will also facilitate discussion on common challenges and practical solutions for maintaining data quality across different collection contexts. Finally, an outlook will be provided on how high-quality data sets can be connected to and leveraged by AI-based agents and tools in engineering design.