Developing and assessing light-weight data-driven exploratory geovisualization tools for the web

Abstract

Dramatic advances in 'mapping' have occurred during the past decade. Among the most fundamental are the change from maps that communicate a single message, statically, to maps that support exploration of multiple perspectives, dynamically. Although dynamic maps have been appearing on the WWW (world wide web – hereafter, simply web) for several years, most of the innovation in geovisualization has been directed to expert users working on desktop (or more powerful) computers. Technological and societal changes are making it possible to extend from this base toward geovisualization tools designed to support non-expert needs that can be met through highly interactive geoinformation exploration as well as the web-delivery of such tools.

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