Figure 1: Screen shot of Themail showing a user’s email exchange with a friend during 18 months. We present Themail, a visualization that portrays relationships using the interaction histories preserved in email archives. Using the content of exchanged messages, it shows the words that characterize one’s correspondence with an individual and how they change over the period of the relationship. This paper describes the interface and content-parsing algorithms in Themail. It also presents the results from a user study where two main interaction modes with the visualization emerged: exploration of “big picture ” trends and themes in email (haystack mode) and more detail-oriented exploratio
Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Architecture and Planning, Program in...
In this brief poster abstract we explore the finding from previous research that distributed teams c...
Hidden problems can be found in informal communication networks (such as email), and there is still ...
Abstract. Due to email’s ubiquitous nature, millions of users are intimate with the technology. Howe...
Moving from left to right, decreasing contact intimacy is mapped to the gradation in hue for outgoin...
Figure 1: An example of EmailMap. The blue color flow depicts the event evolution in email archives ...
Many computer users receive hundreds (if not thousands) of emails per week; users often keep these e...
Experiences of intimacy and connectedness through social networks are vital to human sense of well-b...
Although the discovery and analysis of communication patterns in large complex email datasets is a d...
Email is one of the most widely-used means of communication. While mailing volumes have shown high g...
Email archives have the promise of serving as great resources for historians and social scientists. ...
Email is an important form of asynchronous communication. Visualizing analyses of email communicatio...
Email is an important form of asynchronous communication. Visualizing analyses of email communicatio...
The analysis of the vast storehouse of email content accumulated or produced by individual users has...
This paper describes Thread Arcs, a novel interactive visualization technique designed to help peopl...
Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Architecture and Planning, Program in...
In this brief poster abstract we explore the finding from previous research that distributed teams c...
Hidden problems can be found in informal communication networks (such as email), and there is still ...
Abstract. Due to email’s ubiquitous nature, millions of users are intimate with the technology. Howe...
Moving from left to right, decreasing contact intimacy is mapped to the gradation in hue for outgoin...
Figure 1: An example of EmailMap. The blue color flow depicts the event evolution in email archives ...
Many computer users receive hundreds (if not thousands) of emails per week; users often keep these e...
Experiences of intimacy and connectedness through social networks are vital to human sense of well-b...
Although the discovery and analysis of communication patterns in large complex email datasets is a d...
Email is one of the most widely-used means of communication. While mailing volumes have shown high g...
Email archives have the promise of serving as great resources for historians and social scientists. ...
Email is an important form of asynchronous communication. Visualizing analyses of email communicatio...
Email is an important form of asynchronous communication. Visualizing analyses of email communicatio...
The analysis of the vast storehouse of email content accumulated or produced by individual users has...
This paper describes Thread Arcs, a novel interactive visualization technique designed to help peopl...
Thesis: S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Architecture and Planning, Program in...
In this brief poster abstract we explore the finding from previous research that distributed teams c...
Hidden problems can be found in informal communication networks (such as email), and there is still ...