TL;DR
This study introduces FIESTA, a flexible immersive environment for collaborative data visualization, enabling co-located teams to freely position and interact with visualizations in a shared virtual space.
Contribution
The paper presents FIESTA, a novel system allowing free-form placement and interaction with visualizations in immersive environments for collaborative data analysis.
Findings
Participants used walls for organizing 2D visualizations.
3D visualizations were positioned freely in the space.
Social protocols influenced interaction with visualizations.
Abstract
Immersive technologies offer new opportunities to support collaborative visual data analysis by providing each collaborator a personal, high-resolution view of a flexible shared visualisation space through a head mounted display. However, most prior studies of collaborative immersive analytics have focused on how groups interact with surface interfaces such as tabletops and wall displays. This paper reports on a study in which teams of three co-located participants are given flexible visualisation authoring tools to allow a great deal of control in how they structure their shared workspace. They do so using a prototype system we call FIESTA: the Free-roaming Immersive Environment to Support Team-based Analysis. Unlike traditional visualisation tools, FIESTA allows users to freely position authoring interfaces and visualisation artefacts anywhere in the virtual environment, either on…
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