Preliminary Task Analysis of a 3D Information Visualization Tool: Implications for Interface Design

Published

May 18, 1999

Author(s)

M S. Miller, M M. Sebrechts, J Vasilakis, John V. Cugini, Sharon J. Laskowski

Abstract

Experimental comparisons of 3D, 2D, and text versions of an information visualization tool, NIRVE (NIST Information Retrieval Visualization Engine) 1, indicated that interface utility depends on the match between task demands and visualization properties. A preliminary task analysis identified task components underlying this interaction and suggested design changes for visualization tools used to examine large sets of unstructured data.

Citation

Computer Human Interaction Conference

Pub Type

Journals

Keywords

interface design, models, task analysis, visualization

Citation

Miller, M. , Sebrechts, M. , Vasilakis, J. , Cugini, J. and Laskowski, S. (1999), Preliminary Task Analysis of a 3D Information Visualization Tool: Implications for Interface Design, Computer Human Interaction Conference (Accessed April 19, 2024)