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    Visualisation techniques for collaborative GIS browsers

    Churcher Neville; Prachuabmoh Parames; Churcher Clare
    Abstract
    Visual information overload is a serious problem for users of geographic information systems (GIS), or other applications with complex displays, where the requirements of access to both local detail and wider context conflict. This problem is compounded for users of real-time groupware applications by the need to maintain awareness information about other users and their actions. In this paper, we describe our use of fisheye views to assist with visual information overload management in GroupARC, a lightweight real-time groupware application for browsing and annotating GIS data.
    Keywords
    Geographic Information System (GIS); visual information; GroupARC; browsers; fisheye view
    Fields of Research
    0804 Data Format; 0802 Computation Theory and Mathematics
    Date
    1997-08
    Type
    Monograph
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    • Applied Computing Research Report series [65]
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