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Flexibility-driven System Visualizations

A user-driven system with flexible options for visualization arrangements, modular interface components, user-specified dashboards, configurable combinations, and online monitoring. It allows for user/syndrome-specific tracking, data analysis, and interactions. The system enhances understanding through customizable features and detailed analytics for informed decision-making.

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Flexibility-driven System Visualizations

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  1. System Visualizations and Functionality FLEXIBILTY!Flexibility, Flexibility, Flexibility… User Driven Options Based on Utility

  2. Arrangements of Visulations • Modular interface components • Graphs, charts, maps can be given preference • User specified dashboard • Multiple points of Entry • Different visualizations can be set as a starting point • Interface components must be interconnected • Multiple levels of detail • Different levels of detail to available to serve the needs of the task at hand • Interface components that are sensitive to different levels of Understanding/ Domain Knowledge

  3. Arrangment / Analysis of Data • Ability specify custom “Filters” • User specific syndromes • Ability to track self- defined items • Specify personal sentinels • Basic data manipulations • Sorting, grouping • Configurable combinations • “I want to see this sysndrome and that one on the same graph” • Specify axes and modes of analysis

  4. User / System Interactions • System should have multiple “display” and “notifications” • Online monitoring • Quick analytics • Detailed online analisys • Offline “printed” information • Multiple alerting capabilities • Email, phone, pager etc.. • User configurable opt/in-out • Data level Interactions • Exports • Predefined reports

  5. Function • Limitations of Data are made Visible • Incomplete / Missing data are made Visible • User Response / Analysis can be integrated into interface • Ability set comments for signals • Ability to create a record of signal investigation • Must be displayed with analytics so that it is visible

  6. Next Steps • Investigate visualization techniques from other fields with similar data structures • Increase level of participation with stakeholders to help determine interface and functional components • Encourage “Outside the Box” design • Formal Evaluation of Current Practices

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