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Immersive Analytics is an approach to collaborative analytics that integrates analytical methodologies within a persistent virtual world. The challenge is to design 3D information metaphors supporting key aspects of typical business processes. This talk demonstrates live examples of these metaphors like Sankey, chord, and sigma visualizations, all of which are generated by a popular BI tool (Qlik Sense) with path analysis by Teradata Aster. These initial results present the foundation for a long-term initiative to radically rethink the collaborative possibilities throughout the entire information value chain.
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- 1. Immersive Analytics: Collaborative Analytics using Virtual Reality Richard Hackathorn Industry Analyst, Bolder Technology Todd Margolis Senior Solution Architect, Qlik
- 2. Problem – Understanding & Managing Complex Systems • Losing the sense of the whole and ability to shared that among many • Generalizing Beyond Known Facts • Human judgment • Analytical reasoning • Goal is… Augment human judgment with analytic reasoning in a healthy symbiotic relationship • Think of analytics like eyeglasses
- 3. Problem – Turning Analytics Inside-Out • Variety and power of analytics is exploding • Ability to understand and guide analytics is diminishing • Analytics is becoming more of a mysterious black box Data Analytics Data
- 4. Solution – Immersive Analytics • IA is… Being there with others to generalize beyond data known about a system …via a virtual data world • Does this change the way people assemble, interact with, analyze and communicate business intelligence?
- 5. Solution – Immersive+Analytic Data Worlds • Engaging : fun, interesting, insightful, curious • Persistent : always-on window into the data world • Info-Rich : high-density well-designed data objects • Interactive : poke at data and learn from its behavior • Collaborative : shared experiences for decision-making Demo VirBELA
- 6. Building Your DW World - Architecture Analytics World Designer Data Design Rendering and Interaction Engine Data World Teradata Aster Qlik Sense Unity3D Three.js
- 7. Sensorial - Industries driving momentum Industries advancing technologies
- 8. Sensorial - Evolution of Visualization Early representations of data were both informative and functional Images sourced through Google Demo Cardboard
- 9. Social - Reporting Reporting = Sharing Storytelling for the sake of collaboration Sharing information with the specific intent of gaining knowledge
- 11. Social – Collaborating Synchronously • Conference Rooms • Trade Show Booths • War Rooms • Board Rooms • Public Lounges • Dining Areas • Game Rooms
- 12. Virtual - Data Worlds
- 13. Virtual - Data Objects What are the challenges? • Are we ready to move beyond the desktop? Both technically and socially. • Do we need 2D HUDs for GUIs • Will parallax cause more problems than it solves?
- 14. Virtual - Analytical Immersion How can a sensorial and social immersive analytics environment increase understanding and improve decision- making? ATLAS in silico (click image for link to video) Play Video Demo Rift
- 15. Call To Action – Join an Open Community • Become a contributor by registering at ImmersiveAnalytics.com • Visit Qlik’s booth to chat more and get hands-on demos • Volunteer to sponsor a business use-case to implement Google Cardboard lets people create very cheap and easy virtual reality displays out of their smartphone and a piece of cardboard. How could Qlik Sense and Teradata Aster be used with this emerging media platform?
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- Learning is… to generalize beyond the data that you know More than prediction! Creating a model about how the world works. Human learning versus machine learning Analysis… describes the data that you know Analytics… learns to generalize to data that you do not know Distinction between training and test data Goal is… leveraging human learning + machine learning
- Engaging – “sticky” Persistent – always-on window into the data warehouse Rich – high-density well-designed info-objects Interactive – poke at data and learn from its reactions Collaborative – shared experiences for decision-making 3 min demo of VirBELA on Todd’s laptop
- Cinema = Rich history of communicating ideas through visuals Gaming = Adding real-time interactivity demands new hardware and software IOT/Big Data = Non-linear growth in data production (especially sensor data) creates new storage and compute platforms for analysis
- Factors giving advanced visualization a chance Many users per machine -> many machines per user Mobile “phones” driven by photography require high quality displays for up-close viewing providing overall increased pixel density Add nexus photo
- Stonehedge = immersive visualization Abacus = interactive(touch/haptic) visualization Context matters Make the smart choice - Not the coolest choice (higher res qlik viz) Complex analysis necessitate new forms for representation Chromecast cardboard demos (3 min)
- No longer just novelty gadgets: 4K, 8K, 3D, OLED My Nexus 6 has a 6” screen with 493ppi
- The word meme comes from the Ancient Greek word mīmēma, "imitated thing" coined by the British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins as a concept for discussion of evolutionary principles in explaining the spread of ideas and cultural phenomena.
- Storytelling is not static Oral tradition Prehistoric visualizations supported (mythologized) stories Internet Archive = Past can still haunt us Snowfall = Integrated photos, videos and motion graphics enhanced the experience of the story in a natural and useful way. Wikipedia = Crowdsourced stories are core to our understanding and experience in the world
- Sometimes you’re all in the same space Sometimes, you’re not Even more often nowadays, you’re tele-commuting from home
- Method of loci = Mnemonic device stating that navigating spatial environments reinforces memory retention. Muscle Memory We know that interaction with physical objects is a skill that can be honed with practice. Can physically interacting with virtual objects also be a skill worth mastering? Does scale matter? Will using your entire body rather than just your fingertips improve speed, accuracy and agility with analytics? Build, Select and Share data all in the same environment without ever losing context. Immersive provides you with an infinite canvas Critical Thinking = Assemble supporting and opposing media within the same environment to encourage and promote dialogue to enhance discovery and decision making. ArandaLasch = architectural studio dedicated to experimental research and building
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- Designing visualizations for virtual worlds will require developers to consider how 3D volume and spatial positioning are best utilized in addition to traditional appearance factors such as color, size and sorting.
- DEMO VirBELA
- PLAY video of ATLAS documentation Demo Rift Show rapid prototype objects
- Richard explains IA website/community Todd invites audience to Qlik booth Richard issues challenge to audience to create their own Data Objects We are actively seeking support for a project that focuses on a business use case that can illustrate and publish a practical solution, issues involved, and best practices. The data must be non-sensitive, non-confidential, and openly available. However, the business problem must be real and nontrivial. Saving the world from climate change or economic collapse would be acceptable. If you have ideas, please contact us.