Design Considerations for Composite Physical Visualizations

Mathieu Le Goc 1 Pierre Dragicevic 1 Samuel Huron 1, 2 Jean-Daniel Fekete 1
1 AVIZ - Analysis and Visualization
Inria Saclay - Ile de France
2 IRI - Institut de Recherche et d'Innovation
Abstract : While physical visualizations have existed for many years, most of them remain monolithic and static. We identify a promising category of physical visualizations we call composite physical visualizations. Composite physical visualizations are combinations of multiple physical objects and can be designed to better leverage both human and technological capabilities. We show that two important properties have to be considered when designing such visualizations: their level of actuation and their manipulability. Through examples, we illustrate the tradeoffs between these two dimensions, and identify the need for more research in this particular area.
Keywords : Physical Visualizations
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Mathieu Le Goc, Pierre Dragicevic, Samuel Huron, Jean-Daniel Fekete. Design Considerations for Composite Physical Visualizations. Proceedings of the CHI Workshop on Exploring the Challenges of Making Data Physical, Apr 2015, Seoul, South Korea. ⟨hal-01138024⟩

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