Eden

Yang, Jeonghwa; Edwards, W. Keith; Haslem, David

doi:10.1145/1866029.1866049

Cited by 32 publications

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“…In Section IV-B (State of the art), we address articles and papers in a time interval from 2009 to 2013. Both Section IV-A and IV-B are divided into two parts as follows: (i) Other fields -works that address other topics of network and service management instead of security management (e.g., analysis of routing data [28][29] [30] and configuration management [31]), and (ii) Security fieldworks focused on security management. In Section IV-A, this division is used only for the period between 2000 and 2008.…”

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A Survey on Information Visualization for Network and Service Management

Guimaraes

Freitas

Sadre

et al. 2016

IEEE Commun. Surv. Tutorials

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Network and service management encompasses a set of activities, methods, procedures, and tools whose ultimate goal is to guarantee the proper functioning of a networked system. Computational tools are essential to help network administrators in their daily tasks, and information visualization techniques are of great value in such context. In essence, information visualization techniques associated to visual analytics aim at facilitating the tasks of network administrators in the process of monitoring and maintaining the network health. This paper surveys the use of information visualization techniques as a tool to support the network and service management process. Through a Systematic Literature Review (SLR), we provide a historical overview and discuss the current state of the art in the field. We present a classification of 285 articles and papers from 1985 to 2013, according to an information visualization taxonomy as well as a network and service management taxonomy. Finally, we point out future research directions and opportunities regarding the use of information visualization in network and service management.Taking into account the example mentioned above, [15] and [17] are examples of articles/papers that match with the research goal. Thus, they are stored and cataloged, and their references are verified. In the analysis of the references of [15], for example, we found the work of Koike et al. "Visualizing cyber attacks using IP matrix" [19]. On the other hand, [16] is an example of a work that was discarded after the analysis of the abstract and keywords (i.e., the second step of filtering).Once finished the search process, a set of 374 articles and papers remained selected. These publications are from a time interval ranging from 1985 to 2013.

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“…Yang et al [31] introduce visualization features for home network management through a system called Eden. They argue that the network has moved into the home, and home users are not skilled to operate advanced network management tools.…”

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A Survey on Information Visualization for Network and Service Management

Guimaraes

Freitas

Sadre

et al. 2016

IEEE Commun. Surv. Tutorials

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“…The work started with ethnographic observation in order to get credible samples [14] [13]. From that, we proceed to the field observation study that allows us to find out the clear opinion relating to what actually happened in Home Network [5]. They are given scenarios with existing home network management tools, observed, evaluated, and interviewed briefly to confirm the data gathered from the observation session [12] [15].…”

Section: A Understandings Home Network Needsmentioning

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“…Not all of them are knowledgeable in network and technology, and this caused some sort of home network management problems [4]. The problems involve hardware and software failure, connectivity or security problems [5]. These ultimately affect the usability of home network, causing the need of assistant roles that could help all types of users of network at home.…”

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Development of Home Network Sustainable Interface Tools

Hamid

Bahaman

Jaafar³

et al. 2019

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The home network has become a norm in today's life. Previous studies have shown that home network management is a problem for users who are not in the field of network technology. The existing network management tools are far too difficult to understand by ordinary home network users. Its interface is complex, and does not address the home user's needs in their daily use. This paper presents an interactive network management tool, which emphasizes support features for home network users. The tool combine interactive visual appearance with persuasive approach that support sustainability. It is not only understandable to all categories of home network users, but also acts as a feature for the user to achieve usability.

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Human Factors in Smart Data Pricing

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Joe‐Wong

et al. 2014

Smart Data Pricing

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Eden

Cited by 32 publications

References 15 publications

A Survey on Information Visualization for Network and Service Management

A Survey on Information Visualization for Network and Service Management

Development of Home Network Sustainable Interface Tools

Human Factors in Smart Data Pricing

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