For his visualization class final project, Jeff Heer created Vizster, a visualization tool for online social networks. The tool allows you to explore the network and color-code the data to make easy comparisons. It’s built on top of Jeff’s toolkit called Prefuse.
(PS: Vizster is not currently available for download and Jeff is on a well-deserved vacation so don’t bug him until June. But definitely check out his other projects)
It’s not the network, but what you do with it
Why? I used to post these visualizations and think “how cool”.
You may have seen these but here are some references to some network charting. The Mark Lombardi show was recently here at the Yerba Buena Center. The second from a young man out of Austin. He uses touchgraph.
Here are the references from my blog:
http://jumano.com/blogs/chris/archive/2004/03/05/750.aspx
http://jumano.com/blogs/chris/archive/2004/03/05/754.aspx
You may have seen these but here are some references to some network charting. The Mark Lombardi show was recently here at the Yerba Buena Center. The second from a young man out of Austin. He uses touchgraph.
Here are the references from my blog:
http://jumano.com/blogs/chris/archive/2004/03/05/750.aspx
http://jumano.com/blogs/chris/archive/2004/03/05/754.aspx
de-scrambling
alright, ever since I got back from Europe I’ve been excessively lazy at posting blog entries. So for the five or so people out there who still even look at this page, thanks for coming. Things have been crazy… I…
de-scrambling
alright, ever since I got back from Europe I’ve been excessively lazy at posting blog entries. So for the five or so people out there who still even look at this page, thanks for coming. Things have been crazy… I…