Titlebook: Visualisation for Semantic Information Systems; Hans-Georg Fill Book 2009 Gabler Verlag | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, Wiesbaden 20

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Survey of Existing Visualisation Approaches,the current state of the art and to provide the basis for the following elaborations. Despite the limitation of the analysis to the field of business informatics the number of different attempts is still very large. As a consequence further structuring and classification is necessary.

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Analysis of Visualisations,sualisations shall now be investigated. The purpose of this chapter is therefore to reveal how the presented visualisations are actually created, which concepts form the basis and which theories and technologies are available that can lead to successful IT based implementations. To achieve this goal

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A Framework for Visualisation in IT-based Management,s for creating these visualisations in the previous chapter a new way for the creation of visualisations will be presented in this chapter. The approach taken here will rely on some basic conceptions including a theoretical framework for procedures. Based on this framework a visualisation framework

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Application Scenario for Semantic Visualisation Functionalities,urned to a concrete application scenario. The purpose of this scenario will be to give an integrated view on semantic visualisation functionalities and their embedding by instantiating them to a concrete visualisation task. The field that has been selected for this purpose is .. The following remark

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Book 2009an cognition. It is thus more formal than artistic visual representations. These may leave it entirely to the artist and the beholder to infer the ’correct’ interpretation from a graphical composition. At the same time visualisation is less focused on technical aspects than for example computer grap

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