Visualizations: From complex analyses to actionable findings

9th Bi-annual International Conference on Naturalistic Decision Making (NDM9) - Laura G. Militello, Drew M. Bowers, Thomas R. Boehnlein, Robert B. Olding and Keith Ambrose - - To provide visualizations that will support high-level decision makers in leveraging findings from analyses conducted using modeling & simulation techniques. - - Cognitive systems engineering methods were used to examine the decision making process as it exists today, as well as identify goals, challenges and information needs at different phases. - - This is ongoing work. The strengths and limitations of the design concepts have not yet been assessed experimentally. - - The design concepts resulting from this research have the potential to increase the accessibility of findings from complex multivariate analyses. Presenting results from modeling and simulation analyses in the form of actionable findings will likely increase the value of these powerful analytic tools. - - A key challenge to realizing the potential value of sophisticated modeling & simulation techniques is in creating effective visualizations for communicating complex multivariate relationships. Simple, familiar visualizations may be the most effective. - Our website uses cookies to help improve your experience. Find out more by reading our - .