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Access to Document A central issue is how to design visualization capabilities that, as a process, facilitate creative thinking for discovering previously new information from large databases. Other tenets of Geobrowsing include the user's presence and the presence of friends, the ability to interact among those friends and other contextual information. An example of this would be the confluence of "points of interest," the user's location and a virtual map coming together to allow the user to efficiently find what they are looking for within a specified radius from where they are standing. Readings in information visualization Stuart K. This, along with developments in GIScience and computer graphics, have led to the new field of geographic visualization. MacEachren , Frank Hardisty.

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Link to citation list in Scopus. In the modern computing context, the map is no longer just a final product. Today XOHM is generally credited for pioneering initial demonstrations of Geobrowsing on its mobile broadband network, now merged with Clear. Other tenets of Geobrowsing include the user's presence and the presence of friends, the ability to interact among those friends and other contextual information. N2 - In the modern computing context, the map is no longer just a final product. All of these properties, either individually or in combination, tend to produce features that are unanticipated by the viewer, and often not explicitly created or anticipated by the person generating the visual display.

By clicking accept or continuing to use the site, you agree to the terms outlined in our Privacy PolicyTerms of Serviceand Dataset License. Maps are now being used in a fundamentally different way — as a self-directed tool for deriving the desired information from geographic data.

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RothMei C. References Publications referenced by this paper. Creative thinking and knowledge discovery using geographic visualization ', Information Visualizationvol.

HoganGabriele PrestifilippoGiorgio Zamboni. Maps are now being used in a fundamentally different way - as a self-directed tool for deriving the desired information from geographic data. BlautJennifer Stephens.

Orphaned articles from July All orphaned articles Articles needing additional references from November All articles needing additional references. This, along with developments in GIScience and computer graphics, have led to the new field of geographic visualization.

Geobrowsing: creative thinking and knowledge discovery using geographic visualization

By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. An example of this would be the confluence of "points of interest," the user's location and a virtual map coming together to allow the user to efficiently find what they are looking for within a specified radius from where they are standing.

This article is an orphanas no other articles link to it. A central issue is how to design visualization capabilities that, as a process, facilitate creative thinking for discovering previously new information from large databases. Research challenges in geovisualization.

Heterogeneous temporalities, algorithmic frames and subjective time in geomedia Pablo Abend. Toward an information visualization workspace: AB - In the modern computing context, the map is no longer just a final product. Creative thinking and knowledge discovery using geographic visualization. Creative thinking and knowledge discovery using geographic visualization".

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Information Visualization1 1 Skip to search form Skip geobbrowsing main content. CardJock D. AndrienkoGennady L. Figures and Topics from this paper.

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Based upon the cognitive literature, specific properties of a visual image that promote discovery and insight are discussed. Views Read Edit View history. AndrienkoPeter Gatalsky.

Rather than navigating through a series of linear or non-linear hyperlinks, users browse content visually — typically on a map — similar to the way they think, and then navigate down to the textual information.