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Coordinated and Multiple Views In Exploratory Visualization (CMV'03)
Integrating Multiple 3D Views through Frame-of-Reference Interaction
London, England
July 15-July 15
ISBN: 0-7695-2001-4
Matthew Plumlee, University of New Hampshire
Colin Ware, University of New Hampshire
Frame-of-reference interaction consists of a unified set of 3D interaction techniques for exploratory navigation of large virtual spaces in non-immersive environments. It is based on a conceptual framework that considers navigation from a cognitive perspective as a way of facilitating changes in user attention from one reference frame to another-rather than from the mechanical perspective of moving a camera between different points of interest. All of our techniques link multiple frames of reference in some meaningful way. Some techniques link multiple windows within a zooming environment while others allow seamless changes of user focus between static objects, moving objects, and groups of moving objects. We present our techniques as they are implemented in GeoZui3D, a geographic visualization system for ocean data.
Index Terms:
interaction techniques, multiscale, ZUI, multiple 3D windows.
Citation:
Matthew Plumlee, Colin Ware, "Integrating Multiple 3D Views through Frame-of-Reference Interaction," cmv, pp.34, Coordinated and Multiple Views In Exploratory Visualization (CMV'03), 2003
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