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Monday, 10 December 2007

Decorated Data

Posted on 14:11 by Unknown




This new couple of screenshots shows the first attempts at layered data visualization using QbViz. Data is read from server (A WebOrb hosted C# service) as the user changes the area of interes on the interactive map. The red dots show data sampling points, while other screenshots are a basic representation of current information on the bay. As the images show data can also be downloaded from the server at different resolutions.
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