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Frameworks for Graphical Visualisation of Policies
I am looking for public information about case studies, frameworks and/or approaches to graphically visualise policies. In particular, how to convey data sharing policies by using graphical metaphors.
Policies are increasing getting more and more complex: not everybody can makes sense of them and/or translate them into practical/actionable terms. On the other hand, they are used in many digital contexts (web services, enterprise, B2C, cloud, etc.) to dictate constraints, SLAs, expectations and obligations.
I am interested in exploring how graphical visualisation can help to:
- convey them to end-users in a more intuitive way ...
- enable better reasoning about their meaning and implications
- allow administrators to translate them into enforceable activities/constraints
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Marcus,
Through the Ritter Academy, we create content-rich, visual information maps that dis-assemble complex legal rules and policy architectures into visual structures that can be navigated, showing context, structure, and relationships. More than pleased to discuss offline.





