Rhizome Navigation: Genealogy Visualization (12/2006)
February 5, 2010
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Posted by Bill Dixon
Early layout draft for visualizations of large genealogy data sets for an upcoming documentary by Benedikt Bjarnason using RhNav – Rhizome Navigation.
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Tags: family, genealogy, information, navigation, processing.org, rhizome, rhnav, tree, visualization
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Wow! Absolutely amazing!
loving it
Hi Walterra. I really appreciate your tool. I don’t know anything about software development myself, so your tool is exactly what I’m searching for as a feature of genealogy-freeware. What about projects like GRAMPS? Could you offer your results/contribute integrating them in such a major genealogy-software-’suite’? My files have the GEDCOM-format. Have you developed some kind of viewer to open them in your 3D-Tool, too? If so: what kind of OS? Bye, Marc
Awesome. Is it open source?
Not yet, but it probably will be. I’m working on a infovis library for processing which is able to read Graphviz-dot-files and other formats (like gedcom).
I hope you do make it open source. I’ve been wanting to find a software to visualize neural networks in 3d and I can’t code them myself(I suck at 3d programming).