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April 09 Gesture support in Windows 7April 03 Bubbleplot visualization with Expression Blend tutorial
This is a really nice, step-by-step tutorial, with some real polish. http://geekswithblogs.net/tkokke/archive/2009/04/01/creating-binding-and-styling-a-bubble-chart.aspx March 26 Talking about Microsoft's Bid To Control The Cloud - Forbes.com
Quote Talking about Microsoft's Bid To Control The Cloud - Forbes.com March 22 Enter the 'nonsuit'This is an Interesting article from an issue of the May 1979 Playboy magazine. Link opens up the PlayboyArchive site. Browsable with Silverlight.
 January 30 Oculus attains Certified Partner status! Finally, after 7 years of effort, Oculus has reached the Certified Partner level. I also believe that we are the first Canadian company to achieve the Data Visualization area of specialty.  January 29 Fun with PhotoZoomhttp://photozoom.mslivelabs.com/DZApp/IFrame.aspx?alias=mikepeters&album=2" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" width="100%" height="100%" January 22 Data visualization: Modern approachesJanuary 20 WPF ImagesOctober 07 Using Photosynth as a 3D Visualization browserI'm preparing a presentation for the company to try to illustrate some of the new technology coming out of Microsoft. This was supposed to be a Mix08 summary, but is obviously several months late (whoops!)
At any rate, I was thinking of taking a number of panoramic shots of my condo, or the office, but then decided to test it out with a sample visualization application. So I screenshot the venerable Risk In Motion reference app, quite rough, but good for experimenting with.
September 22 Recent visualization experiments Some more work on a 2/3D dynamic bubble plot visualization. This version supports trails for a single selected element, and ease-in animation using Hermite splines (thanks to Edwin Locke for the suggestion). Luckily DirectX has a method right on Vector3 that generates Hermite splines.
This is another screenshot of the general purpose WPF scatterplot visualization. Metrics can be mapped to X, Y location, height, color, and width of the bar.
This is an animating WPF tooltip for a standard reference application that I built using WPF 3D. The tooltip shows the current scenario as a vertical bar, and every scenario as a simplified linechart. As the visualization movie animates, the marker bar updates. Simple stuff, really, but integrating nice looking 2D with 3D has always been a miserable pain, and the results have historically been disappointing. August 06 More fun with surfacesJuly 23 WPF Databrowser applicationWPF Surface
An inital attempt at creating a surface using WPF
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