Chronoscope is a visualization platform under development at Timepedia for time series datasets. Chronoscope stems from a desire for responsiveness and interactivity when navigating or authoring datasets. Ultimately we aim to bring something like the experience of Google Maps or Google Earth to time series data.
Features:
- Support for very large datasets (~20,000 points) demo
- Multiresolution representation (custom or automatically "mip-mapped")
- Flexible look-and-feel controlled by ordinary Cascading Style Sheets docs
- Bookmarkable chart state works with browser back/forward buttons example
- Attach markers or overlays to data points or axis positions example
- Supports user-interface states of hover, focus traversal, highlighting ranges, and selections
- Multiple plot axes, auto-ranging axes, zoomable axis labels
- Automatic layout, no fixed sizes, ranges, tick divisions
- Animated scroll and zoom -- fly through datasets
- Mousewheel support, mouse drag/select, and keyboard navigation
- Programmable context menu functions
- Double buffered rendering
- Zoomed-out overview window
- Current plots supported: XY Line, Bar
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