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Nooface - Home - About - FAQ - Discussions - Journals - Messages - Topics - Contact - Preferences - Older Stuff - Past Polls - Submit Story Resources - 3D User Interfaces - Archives		Huge Archive of Information Visualization Examples posted by Editor on Monday September 21, @05:52PM The Parsons Institute for Information Mapping (PIIM), a research, development, and professional services facility with the mission of leveraging Knowledge Visualization to solve real-world problems, has put together an impressive database of more than 1,100 examples of information visualization. Each example has a screenshot and a short explanation of the technique that was applied. A search function can be used to search the database by keyword, but it's easiest to start browsing by these broad categories. The collection draws heavily from the York University Gallery of Data Visualization; Cartogram Central; Visual Complexity, and the venerable Atlas of Cyberspaces, and the site's maintainer encourages new submissions from visitors. <  Designer-Branded Notebooks, Wearable Video Recording, and Safety from Gadgets | How Multi-Touch Interface Should Be Applied On Desktops  >		Nooface Login Nickname: Password: [ Create a new account ] Related Links Parsons Institute for Information Mapping Knowledge Visualization impressive database of more than 1,100 examples of information visualization these broad categories York University Gallery of Data Visualization Cartogram Central Visual Complexity Atlas of Cyberspaces new submissions More on Data Visualization Also by Editor
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