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June 30, 2011

DH 2011 at Stanford University USA

  By Kingkarn Sookhanaphibarn, Ph.D.

This picture was taken in the Poster session on Monday 20, 2011 at Stanford University. I was presenting the proposed visualization as a visual analytic tool for museum curators. 

This paper considers the use of a layout-independent display for visual analysis of the path and residing time of the movement data in circulation, named “PARTY”. PARTY is an abbreviation of Path And Residing Time display. Taking for example a museum in a 3D virtual world, the circulation behaviors of visitors moving through museum of interest are influenced by the items on which the visitors focus their attention.

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