A Scalable Technique For Interactive Visualization Of Large Node-Link Graphic In A Web Browser
Scalable graph visualizations Native in all web-browsers No client-based graph processing required Highly interactive, even for graphs of hundreds of thousands of nodes Embeddable in any web page Capable of visualization of RDF/XML and other semantic web content
Social Web Analytics Large Graph Analysis Embedded Visualization of any Graph Data (natively in any browser) This technology is available for licensing.
Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara have developed a new tool capable of interactively visualizing millions of connected entities, natively in a web browser, without any plugins. For the end user, the experience is similar to a Java Applet or other dynamic web technology, but without the inherent scalability limitations of client-side processing. The novel approach results in a smooth, interactive, real-time animation based on mouse movements in the browser.
Background Recently, there has been an increase in activity on social web sites and many other online communities. Such sites produce rich network data, which can be very large scale and difficult to analyze. Most searches on the web are conducted using text, which has several limitations. The best tools available at the moment can only visualize hundreds (in some case thousands) of nodes before they slow to unusable states. Additional Technologies by these Inventors Tech ID/UC Case 19861/2009-702-0 Related Cases 2009-702-0, 2009-703-1
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