Titlebook: Seeing Between the Pixels; Pictures in Interact Christine Strothotte,Thomas Strothotte Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidleberg 1997 com

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Pictures in Computer SystemsPictures appear on today’s computer screens in many areas of application. Their use varies from decoration — as they appear in the background of some desktop applications — to records of important information, such as in satellite photos of environmentally sensitive areas.

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Classification of PicturesPictures were the first form of written communication when human beings wrote their emotions, experiences, memories, and hopes on cave walls thousands of years ago. To remind the reader that cave paintings are the origin of our contemporary pictures, a collection of petroglyphs from all over the world is presented in this book.

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Abstract-Graphical Pictures and Some ApplicationsIn Section 3.3.1 we defined an abstract-graphical picture as a presentation of properties of reality and relations in reality that are invisible to humans. This includes pictures of the non-visible interna of real systems (see Figure 6.1) as well as non-real objects which only exist in a person’s imagination.

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Pictograms as WordsHaving studied pictograms from the point of view of their pragmatics, we are now in a position to take the next step and learn more about the relationship between pictograms and language.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60361-7computer graphics; human-computer interaction (HCI); interactive system

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Viewpoint Descriptionse technique of oracles alone, since only certain aspects of that what a user sees are relevant. Indeed, oracles can be viewed as a very narrow answer to the question of what a user actually sees. A more complete answer can be developed with ., in which a user describes more fully what he or she sees in an animation.

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The Nature of Pictograms and Their Usecal pictures, and presentational pictures, but the description of pictograms remained rather vague. We now investigate pictograms in somewhat more detail with respect to what information can be transmitted or transputed with them and their ability to provoke normalization demands.