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Design Case study

Visualizing ecological concepts in the Context of the Serengeti Ecosystem

A data visualization project
by
Shobhit Satish Kenath and Prof. Venkatesh Rajamanickam
IDC, IIT Bombay
Case Study - Slide Show
 
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Design process that was followed in this project:

• Abstract
• Literature Review
     - A Place Like No Other
     - Abiotic components
     - Biotic components
     - Underlying rules of the Serengeti ecosystem
• Visualization Analysis and Design
     - Data Abstraction
     - Task Abstraction
     - How idioms can be designed
     - The What-Why-How Analysis
     - The nested model: The 4 levels of validation
• Storytelling with data
     - Analysis of information
     - Key lessons from the book
• Scoping
• Design of Narrative
• Design Explorations
     - Data
     - Population
     - Maps
     - Climate
     - Species and trophic interactions
     - Concepts
     - Generic species
     - Migration
     - Keystone effects
     - Regulation
• The Prototype
     - Summary of narrative
     - Context
     - Rules that govern ecosystems
     - An interesting community of animals
     - Conclusion
     - Section 1 - Contextual Information
     - Section 2 - The diversity of species
     - Section 3 - Rules that govern ecosystems
     - Section 4 - An interesting community of animals
• Plan for Evaluation
     - Evaluation with end users
     - Detailed evaluation plan
     - Findings from the evaluation
     - Limitations
• Future Scope
• Reflections & Thoughts
• Annexure
     - Feedback from Stage 3
     - Justification of design decisions
     - Correlation VS causation
     - Increase in complexity
     - Integration of seemingly disconnected windows
     - Task-based comparative evaluations
     - Plan for evaluation from an ecology perspective
     - Detailed findings from evaluation with users
     - Findings from user#1
     - Findings from user#2
• Bibliography

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