Chaouki Daassi, Marlon Dumas, Marie-Christine Fauvet, Laurence Nigay, and Pierre-Claude Scholl. Visual exploration of temporal object databases. In Proceedings of 16 iemes Journ ees Bases de Donn ees Avanc ees (BDA, French Conference on Databases), 2000.  Home/Search   Document Details and Download   Summary   Related Articles

....9 with a line (Figure 2b) This way, one can not only see which direction a train goes, but also, how fast it is (compared to others) and if it stops at a station (if it does, there is a short horizontal segment at the vertical position of the station) 3.2. 4 Circles Concentric circles [8] (Figure 2c) are another useful time visualization method, which draws concentric circles for different kinds of information (location, symptoms) and draws many such diagrams for different time periods. Concentric circles presume that a certain interval exists: in the proposed uses, a circle ....

....x y B C Event A Event B Event C Event D Event E 1 Facet C B D E F G 10 9 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 A B c) d) t Stations Figure 2: Methods for recording incidents over time. a) LifeLines [16] Section 3.2.1; b) Shinkansen Timetables [21] Section 3.2. 3; c) Concentric Circles [8], Section 3.2.4; d) Time Cube [11] Section 3.2.5. 11 Time Focus Context Data LifeLines . Shinkansen . Circles . Time Cube . Table 2: Comparison of Visualization Methods for Incidents they do not need much space, and therefore can accomodate a larger ....

Chaouki Daassi, Marlon Dumas, Marie-Christine Fauvet, Laurence Nigay, and Pierre-Claude Scholl. Visual exploration of temporal object databases. In Proceedings of 16 iemes Journ ees Bases de Donn ees Avanc ees (BDA, French Conference on Databases), 2000.

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