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I want to find some great tools or styles to visualize my RDF data so that it can give viewers a shock when they access the RDF data. The problem is that the visualization tools I get now can just generate some simple styles(node,edge...). They look ugly and I don't think this kind of graphs can give viewers any different experiences from viewing sheets or tables. I want to know if there are any new visualization tools or just styles that can give users really different experiences so that they can feel how invaluable linked data are... Any suggestions or recommendations? |
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Exhibit looks promising, you could create interactive maps, timelines, graphs, and other visualizations. Have a look at Exhibit 3. Some interesting demos: From page 43 of this Exhibit Documentation, it seems that we need to use Babel to convert RDF/XML or N3 data into Exhibit JSON format as Exhibit doesn't support RDF directly. Thanks! I've seen some intersting demos(Billionaires in History) and I think it can help me a lot though Exhibit 3 is still totally satisfied. |
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Does http://code.google.com/p/sgvizler/ help? also see - http://simile-widgets.org/ and http://uispin.org/charts.html and http://km.aifb.kit.edu/sites/spark/docs/example/index.html There's also a guide on rolling your own rdf -> charting API interface here - http://data-gov.tw.rpi.edu/wiki/How_to_render_SPARQL_results_using_Google_Visualization_API 1
Thanks for your reply. I almost forgot Google Visualization API, it helps in some aspects and I'm trying it... |
The question is almost similar with this: http://answers.semanticweb.com/questions/1071/visualisation-toolkits-for-rdf
@fadirra Thanks for your supplement. I've already seen that post but as what I've said, you can find many visualization tools easily but few of them can impress people much. Also, that post was in 2010......