TMchartis --- A Tool Set for Designing Multiple Problem-Oriented Visualizations for Topic Maps

Authors:
Hendrik Thomas;Rike Brecht;Bernd Markscheffel;Stephan Bode;Karsten Spekowius
Affiliations:
Institute of Commercial Information Technology,;Institute of Media and Communication Science, Technische Universität Ilmenau, Ilmenau, Germany 98693;Institute of Commercial Information Technology,;Institute of Commercial Information Technology,;Institute of Commercial Information Technology,
Venue:
Scaling Topic Maps
Year:
2008

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Abstract

J. L. Borges once wrote about a Chinese emperor, who commanded the creation of an accurate map of China [1]. The resulting map was as detailed as possible but therefore it had to match the size of China. What use would make such a map, especially if you have a narrow navigation question, e.g. where the forbidden city is located?