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| − | shinyNET is a web-based visual analytics tool that allows users to visualise flights data as a network graph. It is built by using R Shiny framework to integrate a collection of R packages for data wrangling, data tidying , data visualisation and graph analysis. With the responsive interfaces of shinyNET, users can choose to visualise the entire airlines systems or to visualise the network graph of a selected airlines system. It also allows users to compute network geometrics such as betweenness, closeness and to use these newly derived measures to enhance the data discovery process.
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| − | All these analysis and visualisation are performed without having the users to type a single line of code.
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| − | Our main aim is to investigate the airport network infrastructure of India (ANI) to explore its various properties and its traffic dynamics. We propose to build a visual network exploration tool using R. This tool can be used not only to explore the airport network in India but also can be used to explore any kind of airport network.
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