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<title>Open Visualization Data Explorer: US Census Data</title>
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<body bgcolor="white">
<h3>...about the visualization</h3>
This visual program visualizes data from the United States
Census of 1990 (the data is for 1989).
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<table border = 0>
<tr>
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<applet
code="imageWindow.class" width = 500 height = 500
codebase=../
archive=htmlpages/dx.jar,htmlpages/samples.jar
MAYSCRIPT=true
>
<param name=INITIAL_IMAGE value="htmlpages/ScatterData3.0.0.gif">
<param name=IMAGE_NODE value="Image_3">
</applet>
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<h3>...about the visual program</h3>
<blockquote>
The user chooses three variables to be mapped
to the x, y, and z positions, and another variable
to be visualized as colored glyphs. The creation of
the new field to be visualized is accomplished using
the macro Make3DField. The axes are automatically
scaled to a 1:1:1 aspect ratio using the AutoScaleMacro
found in samples/macros. The glyphs are made
to be of uniform aspect ratio by using the UnsquishGlyphsMacro
found in samples/macros. All of these macros
will be automatically loaded for you if you do not explicitly load them.
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</tr>
</table>
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<table border = 0>
<tr>
<td>
<applet
code="ScatterData.class" width = 390 height = 350
codebase=../
archive=htmlpages/dx.jar,htmlpages/samples.jar
MAYSCRIPT=true
>
<param name="name" value="ScatterData">
<param name=NETNAME value="ScatterData.net">
<param name=DXUIVERS value="4.1.1">
<param name=BACKGROUND value="[1.0, 1.0, 1.0]">
</applet>
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<h3>...about the conversion to web page</h3>
<small><b>Web page under construction.</b></small>
Data Explorer is computing
viewing parameters automatically (using AutoCamera). Selecting
parameters with a different range of values from the current
picture, typically gets you a picture of a polar bear in a snow storm.
If this is what you get, then click on 'Reset Camera' in the
'Execution' page.
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