Source viewer 3D (sv3D): a framework for software visualization

Authors:
Jonathan I. Maletic;Andrian Marcus;Louis Feng
Affiliations:
Kent State University, Kent, Ohio;Kent State University, Kent, Ohio;Kent State University, Kent, Ohio
Venue:
Proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Software Engineering
Year:
2003

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Abstract

Source Viewer 3D is a software visualization framework that uses a 3D metaphor to represent software system and analysis data. The 3D representation is based on the SeeSoft pixel metaphor. It extends the original metaphor by rendering the visualization in a 3D space. New, object-based manipulation methods and simultaneous alternative mappings are available to the user.