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DEVELOPMENT OF A GEOREFERENCED EYE-MOVEMENT DATA CREATION TOOL FOR INTERACTIVE WEB MAPS

  1. Title statementDEVELOPMENT OF A GEOREFERENCED EYE-MOVEMENT DATA CREATION TOOL FOR INTERACTIVE WEB MAPS [rukopis] / Minha Noor Sultan
    Additional Variant TitlesDEVELOPMENT OF A GEOREFERENCED EYE-MOVEMENT DATA CREATION TOOL FOR INTERACTIVE WEB MAPS
    Personal name Sultan, Minha Noor, (dissertant)
    Translated titleDEVELOPMENT OF A GEOREFERENCED EYE-MOVEMENT DATA CREATION TOOL FOR INTERACTIVE WEB MAPS
    Issue data2021
    Phys.des.73 p. (98 925 characters) : il., grafy + Bound Attachments Attachment 1: Code Snippets of ET2Spatial. Attachment 2: Guide text on how to run tool. Free Attachments Attachment 3: Poster Attachment 4: DVD
    NoteOponent Alena Vondráková
    Ved. práce Stanislav Popelka
    Another responsib. Vondráková, Alena, 1985- (opponent)
    Popelka, Stanislav, 1986- (thesis advisor)
    Another responsib. Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci. Přírodovědecká fakulta. Katedra geoinformatiky (degree grantor)
    Keywords Utility * eye-tracking * georeferencing * interactivity * user-logging * GIS * Utility * eye-tracking * georeferencing * interactivity * user-logging * GIS
    Form, Genre diplomové práce master's theses
    UDC (043)378.2
    CountryČesko
    Languageangličtina
    Document kindPUBLIKAČNÍ ČINNOST
    TitleMgr.
    Degree programNavazující
    Degree programGeoinformatics and Cartography
    Degreee disciplineGeoinformatics and Cartography
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    Kvalifikační práceDownloadedSizedatum zpřístupnění
    00272442-569017142.pdf226.1 MB20.05.2021
    PosudekTyp posudku
    00272442-ved-721427914.pdfPosudek vedoucího
    00272442-opon-850162727.pdfPosudek oponenta
    Ostatní přílohySizePopis
    00272442-other-908125126.pdf24.6 MB

    This thesis study focuses on the development of a utility tool for the analysis of eye-tracking data recorded on interactive web maps. The tool simplifies the labour-intensive task of frame-by-frame analysis of screen recordings with overlaid eye-tracking data in the current eye-tracking eco-systems. The tool's main functionality is to convert the screen coordinates of participant's gaze to real world coordinates and allow exports in commonly used spatial data formats. This study explores the existing state-of-art in an eye-tracking analysis of dynamic cartographic products as well as the research and technology aiming at improving the analysis techniques. The product of this thesis, called ET2Spatial, is tested in depth in terms of performance and accuracy. Several use-case scenarios of the tool are demonstrated in the evaluation section, and the capabilities of GIS software for visualizing and analysing eye-tracking data are investigated. The tool and associated pilot studies aim to enhance the research capabilities in the field of eye-tracking in Geovisualization.This thesis study focuses on the development of a utility tool for the analysis of eye-tracking data recorded on interactive web maps. The tool simplifies the labour-intensive task of frame-by-frame analysis of screen recordings with overlaid eye-tracking data in the current eye-tracking eco-systems. The tool's main functionality is to convert the screen coordinates of participant's gaze to real world coordinates and allow exports in commonly used spatial data formats. This study explores the existing state-of-art in an eye-tracking analysis of dynamic cartographic products as well as the research and technology aiming at improving the analysis techniques. The product of this thesis, called ET2Spatial, is tested in depth in terms of performance and accuracy. Several use-case scenarios of the tool are demonstrated in the evaluation section, and the capabilities of GIS software for visualizing and analysing eye-tracking data are investigated. The tool and associated pilot studies aim to enhance the research capabilities in the field of eye-tracking in Geovisualization.

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