Making a Pictorial and Verbal Travel Trace from a GPS Trace

Lerin, Pablo Martinez; Yamamoto, Daisuke; Takahashi, Nobutaka

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-29247-7_9

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“…Most related to our concept is Lerin et al's work [45]. They use labels in a map and clicking on them changes the view position and zoom level based on the clicked structure.…”

Section: (Clickable) Labels In Visualizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

HyperLabels: Browsing of Dense and Hierarchical Molecular 3D Models

Kouril

Isenberg

Kozlíková

et al. 2021

IEEE Trans. Visual. Comput. Graphics

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We present a method for the browsing of hierarchical 3D models in which we combine the typical navigation of hierarchical structures in a 2D environment-using clicks on nodes, links, or icons-with a 3D spatial data visualization. Our approach is motivated by large molecular models, for which the traditional single-scale navigational metaphors are not suitable. Multi-scale phenomena, e. g., in astronomy or geography, are complex to navigate due to their large data spaces and multi-level organization. Models from structural biology are in addition also densely crowded in space and scale. Cutaways are needed to show individual model subparts. The camera has to support exploration on the level of a whole virus, as well as on the level of a small molecule. We address these challenges by employing HyperLabels: active labels that-in addition to their annotational role-also support user interaction. Clicks on HyperLabels select the next structure to be explored. Then, we adjust the visualization to showcase the inner composition of the selected subpart and enable further exploration. Finally, we use a breadcrumbs panel for orientation and as a mechanism to traverse upwards in the model hierarchy. We demonstrate our concept of hierarchical 3D model browsing using two exemplary models from meso-scale biology.

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“…Most related to our concept is Lerin et al's work [45]. They use labels in a map and clicking on them changes the view position and zoom level based on the clicked structure.…”

Section: (Clickable) Labels In Visualizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

HyperLabels: Browsing of Dense and Hierarchical Molecular 3D Models

Kouril

Isenberg

Kozlíková

et al. 2021

IEEE Trans. Visual. Comput. Graphics

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Encoding network-constrained travel trajectories using routing algorithms

Lerin

Yamamoto

Takahashi

2013

IJKWI

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Mouse-Sensitive Following Path Suggestion for Drawing Travel Routes in Web Map Systems

Lerin¹,

Yamamoto²,

Takahashi³

2012

JGIS

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This paper proposes a web map system for drawing an arbitrary travel route using a mouse-sensitive following path suggestion. The interaction model of the system allows users to intuitively understand the sequence of user actions needed to draw a conceived route and reduces the number of user actions required. Moreover, the system allows users to understand at a glance several drawing alternatives (static suggestion) and also consider a particular drawing alternative (dynamic suggestion) without making any commitment. The proposed architecture of the system reduces the influence caused by communication delay between a map server and a web client by delivering in advance road network data from a map server to a web client. Experimental evaluations on a prototype we developed demonstrated that the proposed system enables users to draw arbitrary routes within noticeably less clicks, in less time, and with less stress than previous systems

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Making a Pictorial and Verbal Travel Trace from a GPS Trace

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

HyperLabels: Browsing of Dense and Hierarchical Molecular 3D Models

HyperLabels: Browsing of Dense and Hierarchical Molecular 3D Models

Encoding network-constrained travel trajectories using routing algorithms

Mouse-Sensitive Following Path Suggestion for Drawing Travel Routes in Web Map Systems

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