Applying Data-driven Visualization with Seven-Step Process for Academic Research

Abstract

Recently, the related research on data visualization design has been increasing, and it can be seen that the visualization of the WoCAD (Web of CAADRIA) network is becoming more and more important. Based on the works published at the CAADRIA conference from 2006 to 2015, this study collects data on authors and papers from all the works published in the past ten years then explores the seven-steps strategy model through data visualization experiments and implementations. Expect to see whether there are hidden messages, previously inconspicuous messages, relationships, and contexts among the three data items among the data and data of authors, papers, and keywords. The research was found that in steps 4~6, it will continue to iterate, and various nodes make their connections dense, to determine that the more the three nodes are connected, the closer to the center of the circle, and the second most related nodes are connected to the surrounding area.