Geografische Big Data Visualisierungen - Neue Design- und Interaktionskonzepte im Usability Vergleich

Translated title of the contribution: Geographic Big Data Visualizations - New Design- and Interactionconcepts in Usability Comparison

Peter Hofer, Stephan Karrer, Katharina Ebner, Hans-Christian Jetter

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Abstract

This article focuses on geographic visualizations and their usability, in particular on the frequently used choropleth maps and their combinations with classic business diagrams (combined visualizations), which are relevant in self-service reporting of big data. The results of our online study show that design variants in the form of a combination of classic choropleth maps with bar or integrated pie charts lead to a significant improvement in effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction. The integration of zoom functions into the existing interaction concepts, especially in the case of a land map with integrated pie charts, additionally increases the effectiveness and efficiency of the design variants and thus leads to significant advantages in the user-friendliness of these geographical visualizations compared to the classic standard in d3 libraries and software tools in reporting.
Translated title of the contributionGeographic Big Data Visualizations - New Design- and Interactionconcepts in Usability Comparison
Original languageGerman
Title of host publicationCARF Luzern 2020
PublisherIFZ – Hochschule Luzern – Wirtschaft
Pages165-187
ISBN (Print)978-3-906877-73-0
Publication statusPublished - 2020
EventCARF Luzern Controlling.Accounting.Risiko.Finanzen. 2020 - Luzern, Switzerland
Duration: 3 Sept 20204 Sept 2020
https://www.hslu.ch/de-ch/wirtschaft/forschung/konferenzen/carf-luzern/

Conference

ConferenceCARF Luzern Controlling.Accounting.Risiko.Finanzen. 2020
Country/TerritorySwitzerland
CityLuzern
Period03.09.202004.09.2020
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