WilmaScope Graph Visualisation

Authors:
Adel Ahmed;Tim Dwyer;Colin Murray;Le Song;Ying Xin Wu
Affiliations:
University of Sydney,;University of Sydney;University of Sydney;University of Sydney;University of Sydney
Venue:
INFOVIS '04 Proceedings of the IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization
Year:
2004

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Abstract

Our visualisation of the IEEE InfoVis citation network is based on 3D graph visualisation techniques. To make effective use of the third dimension we use a layered approach, constraining nodes to lie on parallel planes depending on parameters such as year of publication or link degree. Within the parallel planes nodes are arranged using a fast force-directed layout method. A number of clusters representing different research areas were identified using a self organising map approach.