Immersive data visualization
A system and method for visualizing multiple datasets in a virtual 3-dimensional interactive environment. Multiple datasets may be related and virtually cast as 3-dimensional type structures. User interfaces, such as game controllers or headsets, may be used to present the dataset from differing perspectives including the appearance of moving through the data. Certain embodiments provide for mirror image views that allow for presentation of higher order datasets. Other embodiments provide for animation or motion indicia to show how the data is changing and the results on the display. The datasets may represent physical areas or virtual areas as well as demographic, sensors and financial information.
1. A method of data visualization including:
receiving at a server a first data source information;
receiving at the server a second data source information;
graphically representing the first data source information as a first three-dimensional structure;
graphically representing the second data source information as a second three-dimensional structure;
displaying the first and second three-dimensional structure on an augmented reality display device at a first perspective;
receiving a user input associated with a positioning transducer, said positioning transducer associated with the display device, and
altering the first perspective to present a second perspective on the display device,
wherein the first data source includes financial information and the second data source include a geographic location wherein move around the geographic location depends on user-defined filters or adjustments.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein the geographic location includes a stadium.
3. The method of claim 1 wherein the display device is a smart phone.
4. The method of claim 1 wherein the display device is an augmented reality headset.
5. The method of claim 1 wherein the first data set includes a physical structure information and the second data set includes sensor information associated with the physical structure.
6. A processor-readable storage device encoded with non-transitory processor instructions directing the processor to perform a method including:
receiving over a network a first data source information;
receiving a second data source information;
graphically representing the first data source information as a first three- dimensional structure;
graphically representing the second data source information as a second three- dimensional structure;
displaying the first and second three-dimensional structure on an augmented reality display device at a first perspective;
receiving a user input associated with a positioning transducer, said positioning transducer associated the display device, and
altering the first perspective to present a second perspective on the display device, wherein the first data source includes financial information and the second data source include a geographic location wherein move around the geographic location depends on user-defined filters or adjustments.
7. The device of claim 6 wherein the geographic location includes a stadium.
8. The device of claim 6 wherein the display device is a smart phone.
9. The device of claim 6 wherein the display device is an augmented reality headset.
10. A system including:
a processor, the processor configured to perform a process including:
receiving over a network a first data source information;
receiving a second data source information;
graphically representing the first data source information as a first three- dimensional structure;
graphically representing the second data source information as a second three- dimensional structure;
displaying the first and second three-dimensional structure on an augmented reality display device at a first perspective;
receiving a user input associated with a positioning transducer, said positioning transducer associated the display device, and
altering the first perspective to present a second perspective on the display device, wherein the first data source includes financial information and the second data source include a geographic location wherein move around the geographic location depends on user-defined filters or adjustments.
11. The system of claim 10 wherein the geographic location includes a stadium.