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Visualising present and past
Author(s) -
Paul Monigatti,
Mark Apperley,
Bill Rogers
Publication year - 2011
Publication title -
research commons (the university of waikato)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.1145/2000756.2000769
Subject(s) - computer science , vigilance (psychology) , voltage , streams , real time computing , electrical engineering , engineering , operating system , neuroscience , biology
Meters and gauges based on analogue pointers provide a convenient way to visualise single dimensional data streams, such as speed, voltage, altitude, or fuel level. However, often a small amount of historical information helps to understand the data at a glance, and reduces the need for constant vigilance; is the parameter relatively stable; is it increasing or decreasing? Have there been any transients in the past minute? What trends are present? This paper describes a virtual analogue meter with a flexible pointer that shows both the instantaneous value at the tip and bends to a brief interval of history along its length. The meter has been developed in the context of monitoring the electricity grid, but has many other potential applications

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