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Interactive Information Visualization in the Digital Flora of Texas

Teong Joo OngContact Information, John J. LeggettContact Information, Hugh D. WilsonContact Information, Stephan L. HatchContact Information and Monique D. ReedContact Information

(6)  Center for the Study of Digital Libraries, Texas A&M University, USA
(7)  Department of Biology, Texas A&M University, USA
(8)  S. M. Tracy Herbarium, Texas A&M University, USA
Abstract
The Digital Flora of Texas project is a collaborative research effort that relies on botanical research centers in Texas to create and maintain digital library collections on the flora of Texas. The project focuses on developing web-accessible collections for botanists and botanically-interested nonspecialists. The Herbarium Specimen Browser (HSB) is the main portal to the collections of the Digital Flora of Texas. The HSB allows examination of the collections through several types of interactive information visualizations: a hierarchical taxonomic browser, specimen distribution and density maps, and stackable bar graphs of temporal specimen data. The interactive information visualization tools of the HSB are designed to help users extract as much information from the data as possible while minimizing the associated learning cost and complexity of these tools.

Contact Information Teong Joo Ong
Email: mong@csdl.tamu.edu

Contact Information John J. Leggett
Email: leggett@csdl.tamu.edu

Contact Information Hugh D. Wilson
Email: wilson@mail.bio.tamu.edu

Contact Information Stephan L. Hatch
Email: s-hatch@tamu.edu

Contact Information Monique D. Reed
Email: monique@mail.bio.tamu.edu
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