- Info
project
ReActivity
Research goals
- to explore how to capture and visualize user activity
- to enable scientists and groups of scientists to reflect upon, interact with and improve their research processes
Our goal is to develop:
- Sophisticated strategies for logging activity
with bilateral links between on-line and off-line data
- Common data formats that interoperate
across platforms (PC, Mac, Unix, other equipment)
- Innovative techniques to capture events triggered by the user activity, both low-level and high-level while maintaining the relations across levels
- Powerful methods for visualising across multiple scales
and interacting with the results
ReActivity phases
- Log platform and infrastructure for data collection and aggregation
- Create a common format & share experiences
- Apply our own visualisation and interaction tools
to the logged data
- Visualisation and instrumentation of scientific data logs
- Visualisation of raw data from phase I
scaled to month-long or longer logs
- Explore strategies for meaningful sampling of data
with smooth interaction and navigation
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Mining of desktop data and interactions with visualised activities
- Design highly interactive tools for scientists to
understand and interact with their past activities
- Create high-level interactive reflexive views that can be
manipulated and reused
People
- Michel Beaudouin-Lafon, Univ. Paris-Sud
- Olivier Chapuis, CNRS
- Mary Czerwinski, MSR
- Pierre Dragicevic, INRIA
- Niklas Elmqvist, ingénieur expert
- Jean-Daniel Fekete (team co-leader), INRIA
- Danyel Fisher, MSR
- Nathalie Henry, ingénieur expert
- Bongshin Lee, MSR
- Catherine Letondal, ingénieur expert
- Wendy Mackay (team co-leader), INRIA
- Nicolas Masson, PhD student
- Brian Meyers, MSR
- Tomer Moscovich, ingénieur expert
- Emmanuel Piétriga, INRIA
- George Robertson, MSR
- Greg Smith, MSR
- Aurélien Tabard, PhD student
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