Representing nodes and arcs in 3D networks

Franck, Glenn; Ware, Colin

doi:10.1109/vl.1994.363618

Proceedings of 1994 IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages

DOI: 10.1109/vl.1994.363618

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Representing nodes and arcs in 3D networks

Glenn Franck

Colin Ware

Abstract: This paper introduces six graphical principles for 3 0 network displays. These are justified with examples from GraphVisualizer3D, a system developed by the authors to investigate the problems of 3 0 visualization of information networks. GraphVisualizer3D enables the exploration of sulface color, surface texture, object shape, arc shape and labeling conventions.

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An integrated visualization framework for interprocessor communication using 3-D virtual space

Kim

Park²,

Park³

et al.

Proceedings High Performance Computing on the Information Superhighway. HPC Asia '97

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As a parallel system employs more processors to become more complex, it is very hard to understand, evaluate, and tune the system without the aid of the pelformance information visualization. Many researchers have found that the criteria of good visualization usually include scalability, multiple views, context and user interaction. In spite of much research in pe~ormance visualization of a parallel system, only a few results are available which meet those criteria in an integrated fashion. This paper presents an integrated visualization framework satisfying those criteria for interprocessor communication using 3 -0 virtual space. Our proposed framework is currently applied to a parallel system SPAX(Scalab1e Parallel Architecture computer based on Xcent-net) being developed by the ETRI(E1ectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute). Related Works ParaGraph[6], Pable[ 101, and AIMS[ 151 have been wellknown tools of visualizing the performance of a parallel system. In these systems, a user visualizes the performance 0-8186-7901-8/97 $10.00 0 1997 IEEE

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An integrated visualization framework for interprocessor communication using 3-D virtual space

Kim

Park²,

Park³

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Proceedings High Performance Computing on the Information Superhighway. HPC Asia '97

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