Last week I had a valuable discussion with members of our talented HCI and Visualization research team. They had reached out with the offer to perform “live science” review session for other teams’ research projects – with a particular focus on Human Computer Interaction and Visualization, of course – and I jumped at the opportunity.
We sat down and talked through some of the recent work that had been done in Project Dasher to implement a multi-level UX that allows users to go from a top-level summary view to bring up individual 2D heatmap panels and a central 3D heatmap. You can find out more about this work in my Autodesk University 2020 class.
There were two main takeaways from this initial meeting: one was that it would be valuable to have some kind of spacing between the heatmaps for each floor, and the second was that it would be very interesting if it were more than just a “legend” to allow you to navigate to the individual level/sensor type combinations.
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