Title
Exploration through enrichment: a visual analytics approach for animal movement
Abstract
The analysis of trajectories has become an important field in geographic visualization, as cheap GPS sensors have become commonplace and, in many cases, valuable information can be derived either from the data themselves or their metadata if processed and visualized in the right way. However, showing the "right" information to highlight dependencies or correlations between different measurements remains a challenge, because the technical intricacies of applying a combination of automatic and visual analysis methods prevents the majority of domain experts from analyzing and exploring the full wealth of their movement data. This paper presents an exploration through enrichment approach, which enables iterative generation of metadata based on exploratory findings and is aimed at enabling domain experts to explore their data beyond traditional means.
Year
DOI
Venue
2011
10.1145/2093973.2094038
GIS
Keywords
DocType
Citations 
visual analysis method,movement data,enrichment approach,enabling domain expert,visual analytics approach,animal movement,full wealth,exploratory finding,domain expert,cheap gps sensor,different measurement,valuable information,visual analysis,visual analytics
Conference
13
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.79
7
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
David Spretke1412.88
Peter Bak227618.09
Halldor Janetzko331220.69
Bart Kranstauber4181.79
Florian Mansmann558935.91
Sarah Davidson6130.79