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Direct-Manipulation Spatial Exploration Using SVIQUEL
[chapter]
1998
Visual Database Systems 4 (VDB4)
This paper represents the rst e ort to apply direct-manipulation VIS techniques to spatial data exploration providing mechanisms for visually querying as well as browsing spatial data and for reviewing ...
We present a visual query language SVIQUEL which allows us to specify the relative spatial position both topology and direction between objects using direct manipulation of spatial query lters. ...
Acknowledgments: We thank Stacie Hibino for developing TVQL and the Database Systems Research Group at WPI for their feedback. ...
doi:10.1007/978-0-387-35372-2_14
fatcat:22bb7ktydbe6pgd52td63af6zy
An interactive visual query environment for exploring data
1997
Proceedings of the 10th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology - UIST '97
Direct manipulation of visualizations is a powerful technique for performing exploratory data operations such as navigation, aggregation, and filtering. ...
This paper describes a visual query language, VQE, that adds these capabilities to a direct manipulation exploration environment called Visage. ...
Our approach to supporting these processes for multiobject databases is to combine VQE, our visual query environment, with Visage, our direct manipulation data exploration environment. ...
doi:10.1145/263407.263545
dblp:conf/uist/DerthickKR97
fatcat:jrwzqgkfnbbzzg7akj5ksonhbq
Toward an Information Visualization Workspace: Combining Multiple Means of Expression
1997
Human-Computer Interaction
We are exploring direct manipulation interfaces for modifying visualizations directly. ...
Although current work on information visualization and exploration has been unimodal (i.e. using direct manipulation), it has sometimes addressed the need for interfaces that support multiple means of ...
Our work addresses the user interface issues raised in using this approach throughout an information visualization and exploration environment. ...
doi:10.1207/s15327051hci1201&2_5
fatcat:msfptyg2qremlpcxsj3lcqecyy
INSPECT: a dynamic visual query system for geospatial information exploration
2003
Visualization and Data Analysis 2003
INSPECT provides geospatial information analysts with an effective way to visually filter multidimensional data and explore the underlying information contained within it. ...
This paper presents a visual information exploration tool called INSPECT. ...
The views, opinions, and findings contained in this report are those of the author(s) and should not be construed as an official Department of Defense position, policy, or decision unless so designated ...
doi:10.1117/12.477525
dblp:conf/vda/LeeHPG03
fatcat:x3nmylocfrcx7hpbglrularwlm
Metaphors for Supporting User Interaction with Multimedia Databases — A Demonstration
[chapter]
1998
Visual Database Systems 4 (VDB4)
the cognitive load in the process of information assimilation. ...
Virgilio visualizes the results of a query to a database by generating VR scenes, that exploit appropriate metaphors in order to take advantage of common knowledge about real world objects, thus reducing ...
THE APPLICATION SCENARIO AND THE APPROACH In order to allow users easy access to a database, the information stored in the database needs to be visualized in an information space. ...
doi:10.1007/978-0-387-35372-2_10
fatcat:3ajldpoobvhepjmu72uwkidjve
VITE provides for configurable visualizations of structured data sets so users can design their own "perspectives" and a direct manipulation interface allowing editing of and manipulation on the structured ...
The VITE system presented here is an intuitive interface for people to manipulate information in their own way and at their own pace. ...
Direct Manipulation of Structured Data VITE uses direct-manipulation and visual attributes to modify the information displayed. ...
doi:10.1145/325737.325810
dblp:conf/iui/HsiehS00
fatcat:dlgsp63cfrbz5hxvl56d726wbq
Using dialog and context in a speech-based interface for an information visualization environment
2000
Proceedings of the working conference on Advanced visual interfaces - AVI '00
We describe a speech-based interface to an information visualization (infoVis) system. Users ask natural-language questions about a given data domain. ...
Users can interact with these views via speech or direct manipulation. If users give incomplete information, our interface guides them in clarifying their questions. ...
of interaction for exploring data within an infoVis framework. ...
doi:10.1145/345513.345342
dblp:conf/avi/CoxGHJM00
fatcat:5c6pyut5cvbsdokh3uyckumdou
Manipulating structured information in a visual workspace
2002
Proceedings of the 15th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology - UIST '02
An evaluation of VITE was conducted to study how people use two-way mapping and how two-way mapping can help in problem solving tasks. ...
This paper describes the VITE system, a visual workspace that supports two-way mapping for projecting structured information to a two-dimensional workspace and updating the structured information based ...
It then presents an approach to manipulating structured information via a visual workspace enabled by a two-way mapping between data and visualization. ...
doi:10.1145/572015.572018
fatcat:xxtrhbomkvc47gl55xzssdqiby
Manipulating structured information in a visual workspace
2002
Proceedings of the 15th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology - UIST '02
An evaluation of VITE was conducted to study how people use two-way mapping and how two-way mapping can help in problem solving tasks. ...
This paper describes the VITE system, a visual workspace that supports two-way mapping for projecting structured information to a two-dimensional workspace and updating the structured information based ...
It then presents an approach to manipulating structured information via a visual workspace enabled by a two-way mapping between data and visualization. ...
doi:10.1145/571985.572018
dblp:conf/uist/HsiehS02
fatcat:gwyajpdqmffgvjuxlvfnab7bea
Dynamic queries for visual information seeking
1994
IEEE Software
They allow users to see an overview of the database, rapidly (100 msec updates) explore and conveniently filter out unwanted information. ...
Challenges include methods for rapidly displaying and changing many points, colors, and areas; multidimensional pointing; incorporation of sound and visual display techniques that increase user comprehension ...
Acknowledgements: Thanks for the creative implementation efforts of Christopher Ahlberg, Christopher Williamson, Holmes Liao, Boon-Teck Kuah, and Vinit Jain for taking these ideas into a reality that was ...
doi:10.1109/52.329404
fatcat:f254sgwvbfcpvba6rzeumhlnvi
SEE: a Spatial Exploration Environment based on a direct-manipulation paradigm
2001
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
The SEE Spatial Exploration System is the rst e ort of applying direct-manipulation visual information seeking VIS techniques to spatial data analysis by visually querying as well as browsing spatial data ...
The need to provide e ective tools for analyzing and querying spatial data is becoming increasingly important with the explosion of data in applications such as Geographic Information Systems, Image Databases ...
On the other hand, this direct manipulation environment allows users to explore the database even without knowing what exactly they are looking for. ...
doi:10.1109/69.940738
fatcat:h3m7ty2okbeq7dyowali7lh74a
A shape-based visual interface for text retrieval
1999
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
In the emerging discipline of information visualization, for example, researchers use visual analysis for exploring nonspatial information. 1 As visualization techniques mature and powerful, affordable ...
Information retrieval employs techniques for organizing and retrieving information from text databases. ...
Shape-based visual interface We developed a visual interface based on procedural shapes for exploring and augmenting an information retrieval system. ...
doi:10.1109/38.788797
fatcat:qczwgmqn2zfz7nw35quxwbandy
Ontology-based end-user visual query formulation: Why, what, who, how, and which?
2016
Universal Access in the Information Society
This article presents and argues for ontology-based visual query formulation for end users; discusses its feasibility in terms of ontology-based data access, which virtualises legacy relational databases ...
In this respect, visual methods for query formulation undertake the challenge of making querying independent of users' technical skills and the knowledge of the underlying textual query language and the ...
An often employed mechanism for exploring ontologies is navigation approach. ...
doi:10.1007/s10209-016-0465-0
fatcat:ejbb5nrzgfegzjgub2cv3dsryy
A framework for information visualisation
1996
SIGMOD record
In this paper we examine the issues involved in developing information visualisation systems and present a framework for their construction. ...
This provides general support to developers of visualisation systems. A prototype system exists which allows the investigation of alternative visualisations for a range of data sources. ...
[AE95] C Ahlberg, & E Wistrand (1995), IVEE: An information visualization and exploration environment, In Procs. of IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization, Info-Vis'95, Atlanta. [AVI96] Procs. ...
doi:10.1145/245882.245895
fatcat:24hupxmoo5gutmyyyi7ud6goiq
Enhanced dynamic queries via movable filters
1995
Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '95
Information visualization systems address this problem by providing graphical presentations of the data and direct manipulation tools for exploring the data. ...
While powerful and expressive, such systems are not easy to use, especially for browsing or exploring the data. ...
We thank Eric Bier for his user-interface and illustration design expertise, and Ken Pier for his help in the preparation of the paper. Finally, we thank Xerox PARC for its continuing support. ...
doi:10.1145/223904.223960
dblp:conf/chi/FishkinS95
fatcat:wjqwjv4tebb5rgirdcnp5ak4m4
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