Development of food bank data visualizations using eye tracking
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Authors: Steven Jiang, Henry Ivuawuogu, Amir Milad Javadi, Mikaya Hamilton, Lauren Davis
Abstract
Food banks are key players in the fight against hunger. The complexity of the food bank operations data makes decision-making very challenging. Data visualization can allow food bank operations managers to quickly and easily understand the data and make evidence-based decisions. However, poorly designed visualizations could be confusing and/or misleading. This study uses eye-tracking technology to understand how users interact with various food bank data visualizations and use eye-tracking data to better design those visualizations. The findings of this study will have an impact on improving the effectiveness and efficiency of the food bank operations.
Keywords: Visualization, eye tracking, food bank
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1005087
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