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Tag graph

Tag Space Visualisation

See the tag space as scatter clusters, then as a force graph — hierarchy structure, not a skyline chart.

A completions register is a space, not a flat list. Tag Space Visualisation plots filtered tags across hierarchy categories — physical against logical, system against area — so clusters and holes show up before you raise a thousand activities in the wrong place.

Scatter mode collapses tags that share the same finest path into cells. Force-graph mode shows hierarchy nodes, parent links, and dashed links where nodes share tags. Click through to the tag or hierarchy. It is a read-only inspection of structure, not a Gantt and not a skyline.

Clusters first, then the graph

Start in scatter to see where tags pile up and where a category is empty. Hold the force graph when you need parent–child structure and the cross-links that mean two hierarchies share equipment. Search highlights matching hierarchy names without throwing the rest of the space away.

Scatter — 24,286 tags collapsed into cells across the tag space.

The same space as a force graph

Switch mode to Force graph when the question is structure, not density. Nodes are hierarchies. Solid links are parent–child. Shared-tag links show where two nodes own the same equipment. Highlight a name — Turbine Hall, a subsystem — without hiding the rest of the graph.

Force graph — 704 nodes, 600 links. 2D, Equipment Sub Type × Subsystem × Location.

What it does

  • Scatter view across up to three hierarchy category axes
  • Cells collapse tags that share the same finest path so large registers stay readable
  • Optional cluster hulls around hierarchy groupings
  • Switch to a force graph of hierarchy nodes with parent–child and shared-tag links
  • Filter with the same toolbar as the Tags table, including a Visualise hand-off
  • Click a cell or node to open tags or the hierarchy entity panel
  • Force-graph granularity control to roll up coarser types
  • Desktop-only, offline-readable against the local project

Highlights

  • Scatter for clusters, force graph for structure
  • Header shows tag count versus cell count
  • Same filters as the Tags table
  • Not a skyline and not a programme chart

Demo

Scatter clusters, then the same tag space as a force graph.

See the rest of the platform, or talk to us about a demo.