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Hartmann, Knut; Götzelmann, Timo ; Kamran, Ali; Strothotte, Thomas: Mapped Pictures: Aesthetic Image Annotations. In: Computational Aesthetics 2006.<br />
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== Abstract ==<br />
Edward Tufte introduced the term "Mapped Pictures" to describe a class of illustra-<br />
tions which smoothly integrates explanations directly into visualization. He character-<br />
ize them like this:<br />
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– Explanatory [...] images should nearly alway be mapped, contextualized [...]<br />
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– Mapped pictures combine representational images with scales, diagrams, overlays,<br />
numbers, words, or images<br />
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– An explanatory image is an explanatory image because it is a mapped image<br />
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– Sensible mapped pictures nearly always outperform purely pictorial representations<br />
for presenting, explaining, and documenting evidence<br />
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Quote: Edward Tufte, Beautiful Evidence, 2006 taken from E. R. Tufte and others.<br />
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Ask E.T.: Mapped Pictures: Image Annotation.<br />
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http://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/<br />
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Tufte also distinguished between primary, secondary, and structural layout elements.<br />
We present several prototypes, which automatically integrates secondary and structural<br />
elements into interactive environments. Their layout has to be aesthetic in order to sup-<br />
port functional requirements such as readability and unambiguity.<br />
Keywords: Label Layout, View Management<br />
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Presentation: http://www.dagstuhl.de/Materials/Files/06/06221/06221.HartmannKnut.Slides.pdf</div>Gbachelier