NASA NTRS · 20030071125
Developing Visualization Techniques for Semantics-based Information Networks
Abstract
Information systems incorporating complex network structured information spaces with a semantic underpinning - such as hypermedia networks, semantic networks, topic maps, and concept maps - are being deployed to solve some of NASA s critical information management problems. This paper describes some of the human interaction and navigation problems associated with complex semantic information spaces and describes a set of new visual interface approaches to address these problems. A key strategy is to leverage semantic knowledge represented within these information spaces to construct abstractions and views that will be meaningful to the human user. Human-computer interaction methodologies will guide the development and evaluation of these approaches, which will benefit deployed NASA systems and also apply to information systems based on the emerging Semantic Web.
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Keller, Richard M., Hall, David R.. 2003-07-14. Developing Visualization Techniques for Semantics-based Information Networks. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030071125
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