We show how two recently introduced visual tools, RepliGES and GEStory, can be used conjointly to inform possible replications of Gesture Elicitation Studies (GES) with a case study centered on gestures that can be sensed with radars. Starting from a GES identified in GEStory, we employ the dimensions of the RepliGES space to enumerate eight possible ways to replicate that study towards gaining new insights into end user’s preferences for gesture-based interaction for applications that use radar sensors. Our findings include:

• The integration of two visual tools, RepliGES and GEStory, to inform gesture elicitation study replications;
• A case study focused on gestures sensed with radar technology;
• The identification of eight possible replication approaches within the RepliGES framework to explore user preferences for gesture-based interaction in radar-based applications.

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