[faceted classification] User Centered Information Retrieval
(ttp://members.home.nl/mackelenbergh/no_hierarchies.htm)
Good description, general information and examples of faceted interfaces.
Added: 2/27/2004
Faceted Metadata Search and Browse
(www.searchtools.com/info/faceted-metadata.html)
Topic on SearchTools.com on Feceted Metadata Search and Browse, providing overview, examples and resources.
Added: 1/9/2003
[faceted classification] Tower Records
(towermusic.endeca.com/towermusic?n=0&as=1)
Example of faceted classification-enabled search system at Tower Records. Search results can be iteratively refined by categories on the left navigation.
Added: 12/19/2002
[dynamic tree map] They Rule
(www.theyrule.net/)
They Rule aims to make some of the relationships of the elite of the US ruling class visible. It allows users to browse through the interlocking directories of some of the most powerful American companies and easily run searches on them.
Added: 8/16/2002
[dynamic tree map] TouchGraph
(touchgraph.com/)
While most categorization schemes make you go up and down hierarchical trees to get to the items at their leaves,
TouchGraph takes you to the information canopy. where you can wander uninterrupted across adjacent clusters.
Added: 8/16/2002
[dynamic tree map] Plumb Design: Thinkmap
(www.plumbdesign.com/products/thinkmap)
Thinkmap applications enable businesses and organizations to incorporate dynamic, data-driven visualization technology into their applications and Web sites.
Added: 8/16/2002
[faceted classification] Teapot Server
(www.bpallen.com/product.html)
The Teapot Server, bpallen technologies' flagship product, is a web service application for site search. It uses faceted metadata to generate a dynamic view of site content that seamlessly integrates search and browsing.
Added: 8/9/2002
[faceted classification] Flemenco
(bailando.sims.berkeley.edu/flamenco.html)
One of the best examples of the raw power of faceted classification enable search interfaces, that searches a vast collection of architecture images from the UC Berkeley Architecture Visual Resources Library.
Added: 8/5/2002
