Integrating sensor data with system information via interactive visualizations

Authors:
Jennie J. Gallimore;Elizabeth Matthews;Ron Cagle;Paul Faas;Jason Seyba;Vaughan Whited
Affiliations:
Wright State University, Dayton, OH;McAulay Brown, Beavercreek, OH;McAulay Brown, Beavercreek, OH;AFRL/HEAL,Wright Patterson AFB, OH;AFRL/HEAL,Wright Patterson AFB, OH;AFRL/HEAL,Wright Patterson AFB, OH
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2007 conference on Human interface: Part I
Year:
2007

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Abstract

Development of intuitive visualizations requires a systematic approach that includes a focus on the user. Creating interactive visualizations for complex systems often requires the integration of information from existing systems and sensor data to provide the operator with real-time information. The objective of this research was to fuse information from sensor technology with flightline maintenance information to support aircraft maintenance logistics. The research was conducted in two phases. A user-centered approach was used to design visualizations in each phase; however, in Phase II a cluster analysis technique was utilized to support the design. User feedback indicated that incorporating a technique to map data and decisions resulted in interactive visualizations that were well accepted by users and provided the important information needed for their decision making tasks.