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An interaction model for visualizations beyond the desktop.

Yvonne Jansen¹, Pierre Dragicevic

¹Inria and Universite Paris Sud.

IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics

|September 21, 2013

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This study introduces a new interaction model for beyond-desktop visualizations, integrating visualization principles with instrumental interaction. It provides a framework for understanding and designing novel interactive visualization systems across emerging technologies.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Human-Computer Interaction
Information Visualization

Background:

Beyond-desktop visualizations utilize emerging technologies like large displays and tangible input.
Current research often isolates these technologies, lacking a unified conceptual model.
A need exists for a coherent framework to understand and develop interactive visualization systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a novel interaction model for beyond-desktop visualizations.
To integrate the visualization reference model with the instrumental interaction paradigm.
To provide a framework for describing and comparing interactive visualization systems.

Main Methods:

A modified pipeline model is described, processing data into visualizations rendered in the physical world.
User interaction is facilitated through direct manipulation of visualizations and instrumental input.
Interactions occurring in the physical environment, such as locomotion, are incorporated.

Main Results:

The proposed model effectively describes both conventional and unconventional interactive visualization systems.
Case studies illustrate the model's utility in analyzing diverse visualization scenarios.
The model facilitates comparison of different design alternatives for interactive visualizations.

Conclusions:

The developed interaction model offers a unified approach to beyond-desktop visualization.
It aids in understanding the design space of emerging interactive visualization technologies.
This framework supports the development of more coherent and effective visualization systems.