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access icon openaccess Visual information classification technique of Chinese tourism government portals

This is an open access article published by the IET under the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
Received 14/10/2019, Accepted 19/11/2019, Published 13/01/2020

The development of new visualisation technology application tools and platforms is driven by the growth of visualisation technology application requirements and the continuous expansion of the Internet users. Based on the conception and development of the concept of data visualisation, the authors classify and compare the technical tools applied in several kinds of data visualisation technologies and distinguish the visual expressions into traditional visual expressions and new visual representations. Then, they perform the statistical analysis of the information types of the tourism government portals of Guangdong Province, Jiangsu Province, Zhejiang Province, Shandong Province, and Sichuan Province, which ranks on the top five of total tourism revenue in 2017. Furthermore, they analyse people's preferences for information types and provide suggestions based on people's preferences for information types and the types of information derived from travel administration websites.

Inspec keywords: portals; pattern classification; statistical analysis; data visualisation; government data processing; Internet; travel industry

Other keywords: visual representations; visualisation technology application tools; Chinese tourism government portals; continuous expansion; Jiangsu Province; Shandong Province; visual information classification technique; technical tools; statistical analysis; Sichuan Province; information types; total tourism revenue; traditional visual expressions; Guangdong Province; authors classify; data visualisation technologies; Internet users; travel administration Websites; Zhejiang Province; visualisation technology application requirements

Subjects: Other topics in statistics; Graphics techniques; Information networks; Public administration; Administration of other service industries

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