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Interactive Poster : Immersive Information Modeling using Particles

This paper introduces an information visualization metaphor that allows users to interactively explore the contents of database systems inside immersive virtual reality environments. Data objects are represented by particles, coined ‘infoticles’, which stream inside a threedimensional world. Users are able to interact with the information representation by manipulating tools, such as forces and surfaces, which are placed inside the virtual world itself. These tools, representing respectively user’s interests and data filters, influence the collection of infoticles according to the rules of Newtonian mechanics. Both the static and dynamic characteristics of the resulting flows of infoticles help users to filter and analyze the database contents. These described principles are demonstrated through a prototype that uses our university’s financial budget data.