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Task-Specific Visualization Design for Operational Weather Forecasting

Efforts to create highly generic visualizations often fail when applied to non-research-oriented activities. Instead, specialized interfaces and tools matched to user goals and underlying visualization tasks are developed. To avoid the cost of addressing multiple requirements through independent development and training, the design of different visualization applications are matched to a set of tasks but built on top of a common framework with a similar approach to content. To promote high-level reuse of interface and content elements for each application, a general-purpose toolkit is employed. Such a package ordinarily would lack sufficient focus to be effective in operational efforts, but its direct facilities are hidden from the user. This approach is tested in detail by application to a demanding problem -operational weather forecasting.