Interactive Volumetric Information Visualization for Document Corpus Management
David Ebert, Chris D. Shaw, Amen Zwa, Ethan I. Miller, D. Aaron Roberts
Graphics Interface '97, May 1997, pp. 121--128.
Abstract: This paper describes a minimally immersive three-dimensional volumetric interactive information visualization system for management and analysis of document corpora. The system, SFA, uses glyph-based volume rendering, enabling more complex data relationships and information attributes to be visualized than traditional 2D and surface-based visualization systems. Two-handed interaction using three-space magnetic trackers and stereoscopic viewing are combined to produce a minimally immersive interactive system that enhances the user's three-dimensional perception of the information space. This new system capitalizes on the human visual system's preattentive learning capabilities to quickly analyze the displayed information. We describe the usefulness of this system for the analysis and visualization of document similarity within a corpus of textual documents.
Keyword(s): volumetric information Visualization, minimally-immersive techniques, two-handed interaction, glyph rendering
@inproceedings{Ebert:1997:IVI,
author = {David Ebert and Chris D. Shaw and Amen Zwa and Ethan I. Miller and D. Aaron Roberts},
title = {Interactive Volumetric Information Visualization for Document Corpus Management},
booktitle = {Graphics Interface '97},
pages = {121--128},
month = may,
year = {1997},
}
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