The University of Nottingham Nottingham. This second of these approaches uses of this. Seven graphical dimensions are available which may be assigned to numeric, alphanumeric or enumerated field types. Geographic placement is also offered and the scatter geographic plots may be switched between instantly in the same dataspace. The system goes further to allow representation of the data hierarchy.
Graphical objects can themselves represent tuples which point to any number of tables.
These can be selected to instantly spawn new visualizations of the sub-structure to which they refer. Key references between relation tables may be displayed by graphical links, as can any network structure. Benediktine plots and Figure 2 demonstrates the geographic display. Once drawn the objects may be subject to certain manipulative operations including filtering and re-sizing. Figure 3 shows a single table scatter plot subject to a combination of filtering options.