NOV Chart for .NET White Papers

Working with NOV Chart – Using Series Labels

openvision white paper series labels
Having accurate and complete output labels across a representative set of data is a fundamental requirement for any visual data representation. A good charting product must support an automatic data label layout. This white paper outlines the usage and benefits of the automatic layout functionality.

Creating a Heat Maps with Label Contours

openvision white paper heat map
Displaying grid-spaced data associated with a value in third dimensions is a common visualization task in many areas such as terrain visualization, material design, geographics, financial analysis, etc. Nevron NOV Chart for .NET fully supports a heat map display with many options that allow you to control how the heat map is scaled, colored, and labeled.
In this whitepaper, you can track the process of creating a heat map chart with labeled contour lines.

  
The quality of the graphics we produce with Nevron Chart greatly impresses everyone. While the software development department in our startup company consists of only five people, the fact that we can produce world-class graphics goes a long way towards convincing potential clients of our professionalism.

I like to lead off the demonstrations that I provide for customers with one or more of the plots I generate with Nevron Chart. The quality of these graphics is so obvious and so arresting that they grab everyone's attention, and make sure that the people in the room are going to listen to whatever I have to say next.

The Nevron Chart software is absolutely central to our software development efforts. The data analysis package that we've written uses graphics to tell the stories that lies behind the data, and the precision and user interactivity that we can achieve with the Nevron package enable us to tell those stories in a very compelling fashion.

We have been using Nevron Chart as a central element in our software development efforts for the last three years, and we have no desire to switch to any other package. I've been consistently impressed with the robustness of the code, the range of the capabilities, and above all with the quality of the graphics since the time that I first started experimenting with this package. Graphical presentations have been a part of my scientific programming efforts for the last 20 years, and as far as I'm concerned there is no other package on the market that is better than Nevron Chart.
  

Benjamin Alexander
BioProcessors