Abstract

Most visualization of geospatial data is done via the production of static images, although occasionally animations are produced to illustrate a temporal sequence, such as the growth in population, or some change in vegetation over time. The advent of commodity high-performance computer graphics makes it possible to produce animations at a low cost and high quality for almost any time-varying data set. But should we do it?

Date

April 9, 2008

Authors

Colin Ware

Journal

Understanding Dynamics of Geographic Domains. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL

Pages

3-12