[MG] Talk bubbles for crossforum theatre

[Thomas von der Elbe]

On Mon, 02 May 2011 15:11, Alexander Praetorius wrote:
> @strange email behavior
> Maybe the fault of Microsoft outlook

this mail is fine!

> @different maps for different purposes
> I think they can stand side by side, because science  has invested a lot of
> thought  into different visualizations but not so much into combining them
> into one do-it-all-visualization. Might not be possible ...

Well, the one's you linked to with the eagles-percpective did combine it 
all, because you could zoom it into any detail and zoom out for the 
overview. Thats what I liked about them.

The circular thing which we had come up with, combines a bit of overview 
with all of detail. Its a mixture somehow. So here too, only one map is 
needed! The question is: do we need to have several nodes open at the 
same time?

> If it is really of any value to be able to see both kind of views at the
> same time, you can still interleave them. That's what Fraunhofer IDG is
> doing in the Semavis Project which is part of THESEUS Program of the Federal
> Ministry of Economics and Technology of Germany.
> (http://athena.igd.fraunhofer.de:8080/InteractionAnalysis/SemaVis4/SemaVis_F
> ramework_Demonstrator.html)

Wow, this is impressing. And it did help me to imagine how, we can 
combine the social map and the geo-map. If you zoom into one, the other 
needs to change accordingly too!

Thomas



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> On Mon, 02 May 2011 12:18, Thomas von der Elbe wrote:
>> Ok, I wasnt aware, that you have to different types of maps in mind.
> Sorry, I meant to say: two different types of maps.
>
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