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Office of Research looks into information visualization

Author:	Lorraine Normore; Robert C Bolander
Edition/Format:	Article : Document  Computer File : English
Publication:	OCLC newsletter (Online) No. 255 (January/February 2002)
Summary:	Information visualization has become increasingly important over the past decade. As more electronic information becomes available, in a wider variety of formats (text, structured data, maps and other still images, video, etc.), and to a wider range of users, techniques for visualizing information promise to provide easier and more intuitive means for displaying, identifying, interpreting, understanding and manipulating information.  Read more...
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