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On the Design of Perspective Displays

Perspective displays are a form of information display which capture many of the geometric features of a real environment. How their representational and analytic functions may be balanced is illustrated in terms of informative geometric distortions that may be introduced to aid communication of specific spatial messages.

Stephen R. Ellis

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