1. INTERACTIVE VISUALIZATIONS TOOLKIT FOR RIP BY: TIM DE BOER AND KIM VERKOOIJ

2. DEFINITION: INTERACTIVE VISUALIZATION TOOLKIT Toolkit: a set of tools designed to be used together or for a particular purpose For a visualization to be considered interactive it must satisfy two criteria: Human input: control of some aspect of the visual representation of information, or of the information being represented, must be available to a human, andrepresentation Response time: changes made by the human must be incorporated into the visualization in a timely manner. In general, interactive visualization is considered a soft real-time task.soft real-time

3. INTRODUCTION Problem statement Research question What makes a Interactive Visualization Toolkit applicable for the development of visualizations for Rich Internet Publications? Scientific contribition Identification of features for IVT Practical contribution Help scolars choose a toolkit Hand IVT developers a roadmap to get optimized for RIP

4. METHOD

5. VISUAL DIMENSION Amount of graphics Configureable

6. RIP COMPATIBILITY DIMENSION Browser in-dependency Device in-dependency Sustainable repository Interoperability Web publishing

7. INTERACTIVE DIMENSION Supported information actions  History  Zoom  Details-on-demand  Filter  Overview  Relate  Extract Intuitive

8. SCIENTIFIC DIMENSION Reproduce and reuse of data Annotation data points Discussion Statistical calculations Static export options

9. DIMENSION: EASE OF DEVELOPMENT  Skills needed  Time needed  Cost of toolkit

10. VALIDATION CHECKLIST

11. COMPARISON

12. RUNNING EXAMPLES http://public.tableausoftware.com/views/test_39/ Dashboard1 http://dygraphs.com/ http://netflixpivot.cloudapp.net/

13. DISCUSSION