XML for Visualization
Electronic workshops in computingPublished 1 January 2002Open access
Ken Brodlie, John Carter Wood, David Duce, Julian Gallop, David J. Gavaghan, Michael B. Giles
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This paper describes work in progress in the gViz project and suggests four areas in which XML should be applicable: data representation, visualization presentation, visualization application description, and audit trail for project history.
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This paper describes work in progress in the gViz project. We suggest four areas in which XML should be applicable: data representation, visualization presentation, visualization application description, and audit trail for project history. We present initial thoughts on these areas.
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