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GeoPlot is a light-weight java applet which allows
users to create a geographical image of a data set.
The applet provides the user with many options to represent
the data set. Basically, GeoPlot plots a set of nodes
and a set of lines that connect these nodes on an image
specified by the user.
The data for the applet can either be in the parameters
of the Applet tag or the URL to a data file.
Color keys and size keys can also be defined which
can be used to determine the color and width of the
nodes and lines drawn on the image. There can be multiple
lines between any two nodes, as well as for a single
node. The applet supports mouse over movements and displays
a status bar at the bottom of the applet when the mouse
cursor is on a line or node. Also users can click on
a line or node and be taken to another URL for maybe
more information about that entity.
For further information and an example of the how the
information is graphically displayed, please see: http://www.caida.org/tools/visualization/geoplot/index.xml
CASE NUMBER: SD2000-841
INQUIRIES TO: invent@ucsd.edu
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