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Do we need legends? An eye tracking study

Hepburn, Jess; Fairbairn, David; James, Philip; Ford, Alistair

Within large engineering consultancies, multidisciplinary projects are common, incorporating large volumes of varied and volatile high dimensionality data, often geospatial in nature. Eye tracking is a method used to assess how individuals make decisions using data. Harnessing this technology allows identification of key map and data components used and gives the ability to improve decision making tools within multidisciplinary projects.

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April 6, 2021
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