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Information Visualization - An Introduction (3rd Edition) | |
Title | Information Visualization - An Introduction (3rd Edition) |
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Author/Editor | Spence, Robert |
Year | 2014 |
Publisher | Springer |
Pages | 321 |
Summary
An exercise-oriented book about information visualization
Useful Content
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Home Finding
- History
- Back to Home Finding
- Is Information Visualization Worthwhile?
- Why Do We Need a Book About Information Visualization?
- Issues
- A Task
- Fuzzy Goals
- The Data
- Table Presentation
- Derived Data
- Alternative Representations
- Adding a Representation
- Multiple Attributes
- Attribute Specification
- Displace Space Limitations
- Mental Models
- Near Misses
- Time
- Archives
- Unwanted Information
- Movement
- Conclusion
- Remainder of the Book
- Representation
- The Information Visualization Process
- Why Do We Represent?
- A Brief Introduction to Some Representation Techniques
- The Human Factor
- Interaction
- Relations and Connections
- Alternative Canvasses
- Presentation
- Human Vision
- Presentation in Space
- Temporal Considerations
- Presentation in Space and Time
- Representation of Presentation
- Interaction
- Norman's Action cycle
- Interaction for Information Visualization
- Interaction for Navigation
- Interaction with Models
- Involuntary Interaction
- Representation of Interaction
- Design
- A Very Personal View
- An Attitude
- A Commission
- Idea Generation
- Who Is the User?
- Convergence
- Sketching
- Design
- Evaluation
- Oral Presentation to Client
- Case Studies
- Small Interactive Calendars
- Selecting One from Many
- Web Browsing Through a Keyhole
- Communication Analysis
- Archival Galaxies
Review
- Has many useful exercises to test understanding and encourage practiced creativity
- Has many case studies which are useful references and inspiration
- Could be a useful reference to explain why I designed a certain element in a certain way