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Human Computer Interaction
Visualization of Web Contents in 3D
Dr. Alpana P. Adsul

Pritam D. Kothari

Suyog A. Jain

Department of Information
Technology
Sinhgad Institute of
Technology and Science,
Pune, India.

Department of Information
Technology
Sinhgad Institute of
Technology and Science,
Pune, India.

Department of Information
Technology
Sinhgad Institute of
Technology and Science,
Pune, India.

alpana.adsul@gmail.com

prit.kothari2@gmail.com

suyog.j08@gmail.com

Shreyans G. Surana

Dnyanda S. Kotkar

Department of Information
Technology
Sinhgad Institute of
Technology and Science,
Pune, India.

Department of Information
Technology
Sinhgad Institute of
Technology and Science,
Pune, India.

shreyans.709@gmail.co m dnyandakotkar5@gmail.c om ABSTRACT
‘Information visualisation’ is the visual presentation of abstract information spaces and structures to facilitate their rapid assimilation and understanding. Information visualization has evolved as an approach to make large quantities of complex information intelligible. Information visualization is a visual user interface to information, with the goal providing u sers with information insight.
In this paper the study based on visualization of web based information is provided. In normal browser we type name of the URL in the address bar and that URL is downloaded. But the 3D visualization toolkit takes any URL as an input and generates a 2D/3D graph of the entire website.
This paper describes search engine visualization, normal web page visualization and RSS feed visualization tool that is used to explore and display various internet results. This tool provides an alternate representation of the conventional web browsers and allows three-dimensional navigation through the system. By using “3D Visualization Toolkit for Web Contents” all the Internet users, web surfers will get benefited.

General Terms
Information visualization, Visualization techniques, XML



References: [1] Chris North, 2006, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, Information Visualization.

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