Speed-dependent automatic zooming (SDAZ) interfaces allow rapid navigation through large visual information spaces by automatically zooming out when the user moves quickly through the dataspace. We have implemented a variety of SDAZ interfaces that provide compelling mapbased demonstrations of the technique. In particular, our ‘globe browser’ demonstrates fluid and rapid navigation that fluidly integrates street-level details with continental views. Although other systems such as Keyhole Inc.’s EarthViewer3DPro (www.earthviewer.com) allow similar visual effects, they require the user to switch between distinct control modes to navigate the information space. Our modeless SDAZ interfaces are rapidly and naturally controlled simp...
We provide a dynamic systems interpretation of the coupling of internal states involved in speed-dep...
Speed Dependent Automatic Zooming proposed by Igarashi and Hinckley is a powerful tool for document ...
Traditional digital document navigation found in Acrobat and HTML document readers performs poorly w...
Speed-Dependent Automatic Zooming (SDAZ) is an exciting new navigation technique that couples the us...
Today’s computer environment requires frequent browsing of documents too large for the viewing windo...
Speed Dependent Automatic Zooming (SDAZ) has already been shown to be an effective navigation techni...
Speed-dependent automatic zooming (SDAZ) has been proposed for standard desktop displays as a means ...
Speed-dependent automatic zooming (SDAZ) has been proposed for standard desktop displays as a means ...
Speed Dependent Automatic Zooming (SDAZ) has already been shown to be an effective navigation techn...
Zooming proposed by Igarashi and Hinckley is a powerful tool for document navigation on mobile devic...
We provide a dynamic systems interpretation of the coupling of internal states involved in speed-dep...
Speed-dependent automatic zooming couples the user’s rate of motion through an information space wi...
Abstract: Speed-dependent automatic zooming (SDAZ) has been proposed for standard desktop displays ...
Maps are currently the most common application domain for ZUIs. Standard techniques for controlling ...
Maps are currently the most common application domain for ZUIs. Standard techniques for controlling ...
We provide a dynamic systems interpretation of the coupling of internal states involved in speed-dep...
Speed Dependent Automatic Zooming proposed by Igarashi and Hinckley is a powerful tool for document ...
Traditional digital document navigation found in Acrobat and HTML document readers performs poorly w...
Speed-Dependent Automatic Zooming (SDAZ) is an exciting new navigation technique that couples the us...
Today’s computer environment requires frequent browsing of documents too large for the viewing windo...
Speed Dependent Automatic Zooming (SDAZ) has already been shown to be an effective navigation techni...
Speed-dependent automatic zooming (SDAZ) has been proposed for standard desktop displays as a means ...
Speed-dependent automatic zooming (SDAZ) has been proposed for standard desktop displays as a means ...
Speed Dependent Automatic Zooming (SDAZ) has already been shown to be an effective navigation techn...
Zooming proposed by Igarashi and Hinckley is a powerful tool for document navigation on mobile devic...
We provide a dynamic systems interpretation of the coupling of internal states involved in speed-dep...
Speed-dependent automatic zooming couples the user’s rate of motion through an information space wi...
Abstract: Speed-dependent automatic zooming (SDAZ) has been proposed for standard desktop displays ...
Maps are currently the most common application domain for ZUIs. Standard techniques for controlling ...
Maps are currently the most common application domain for ZUIs. Standard techniques for controlling ...
We provide a dynamic systems interpretation of the coupling of internal states involved in speed-dep...
Speed Dependent Automatic Zooming proposed by Igarashi and Hinckley is a powerful tool for document ...
Traditional digital document navigation found in Acrobat and HTML document readers performs poorly w...