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  • Data Visualization
  • Network Analysis

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  • Complex networks are prevalent in science and technology.
  • Visualizing network structure is crucial for understanding connectivity patterns.
  • Existing methods often rearrange nodes, which is unsuitable for spatial networks where node positions hold physical meaning.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Introduce Vizaj, a novel javascript web application for rendering spatial networks.
  • Provide a tool that preserves intrinsic node features by operating on link profiles.
  • Facilitate the exploration and understanding of complex spatial networks.

Main Methods:

  • Developed Vizaj, a javascript web application utilizing optimized geometrical criteria to reshape link profiles.
  • Implemented interactive customization options including network filtering and control over link trajectories based on internode distance.
  • Included features for aesthetic enhancement such as node/link coloring and sizing, and camera controls (zoom, rotate, translate).

Main Results:

  • Vizaj effectively renders both 2D and 3D spatial networks.
  • The application allows interactive customization for tailored network visualizations.
  • Demonstrated the utility of Vizaj on diverse synthetic and real-world spatial networks, from infrastructural to biological systems.

Conclusions:

  • Vizaj offers an effective solution for visualizing complex spatial networks without altering node positions.
  • The open-source software provides scientists and practitioners with tools for creating informative and aesthetic network visualizations.
  • Vizaj aids in making sense of intricate network structures across various scientific domains.