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| − | DinoFun World is a typical modest-sized amusement park, sitting on about 215 hectares and hosting thousands of visitors each day. It has a small town feel, but it is well known for its exciting rides and events.
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| − | In June 2014, the park hosted a weekend tribute to Scott Jones, internationally renowned football (“soccer,” in US terminology) star. Scott was scheduled to appear in two stage shows each day from Friday, June 6 to Sunday, June 8, 2014, to talk about his life and career. In addition, a show of memorabilia related to his career was displayed in the park’s Pavilion.
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| − | However, the event did not go as planned. Scott’s weekend was marred by crime and mayhem perpetrated by a poor, misguided and disgruntled figure from Scott’s past.
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| − | =Goals=
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| − | We were given access to the movement data and in-app communication data over the three days as well as background information and a detailed map of the park. We were tasked to use visual analytics to analyse how people moved and communicated throughout Dino Fun World and attempt to achieve the following:
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| − | * Identify IDs that stand out for their large volumes of communication
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| − | * Hypothesize when the vandalism was discovered
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| − | * Identify communications patterns in the data, characterizing who is communicating with whom, when and where that may assist with the crime investigation
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Latest revision as of 07:31, 6 May 2017
To be a Visual Detective: Detecting spatio-temporal patterns
