Technical Data - Human Resource - Lecture Slides, Slides of Human Resource Management

In these Lecture Slides of HRM, the lecturer has illustrated the following major aspects of Human Resource Management : Technical Data, Virtual Dimensions, Scientific, Dimensional Space, Visualise Invisible, Fields, Wind Tunnel, Dimensional Space, Project Data, Geographic Data

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2012/2013

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scientific and technical data
number of virtual dimensions that are ‘real’
three dimensional space
visualise invisible fields or values
e.g. virtual wind tunnel
two dimensional space
can project data value up from plane
e.g. geographic data
N.B. viewing angle hard for static visualisation
no ‘real’ dimensions
2D/3D histograms, scatter plots, pie charts, etc.
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scientific and technical data

  • number of virtual dimensions that are ‘real’
  • three dimensional space
    • visualise invisible fields or values
    • e.g. virtual wind tunnel
  • two dimensional space
    • can project data value up from plane
    • e.g. geographic data
    • N.B. viewing angle hard for static visualisation
  • no ‘real’ dimensions
    • 2D/3D histograms, scatter plots, pie charts, etc.

virtual wind tunnel

  • fluid dynamics to simulate air flow
  • virtual bubbles used to show movements
  • ‘better’ than real wind tunnel … - no disruption of air flow - cheaper and faster

visualising hiererchy

  • 2D organisation chart
    • familiar representation
    • what happens when it gets wide?

managing director

sales manager

F. Bloggs J. Smith

F. Bloggs

marketing manager

A. Jones R.Carter

production manager

K. West P. Larkin

B. Firth

wide hierarchies … use 3D?

  • cone trees (Xerox)
  • levels become rings
  • overlap ‘OK’ in 3D

managing director

manager^ sales

F. Bloggs J. Smith

F. Bloggs

marketingmanager

A. Jones R.Carter

productionmanager

K. West P. Larkin

B. Firth

time and interactivity

  • visualising in time
    • time dimension mapped to space
    • changing values: sales graphs, distance-time
    • events: Gantt chart, timelines, historical charts e.g. Lifelines – visualising medical and court records
  • using time
    • data dimension mapped to time
    • time to itself: fast/slow replay of events
    • space to time: Visible Human Project
  • interactivity
    • change under user control e.g. influence explorer