InetSoft Launches an Interactive Airport Delay Visualization

Online, September 13, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Piscataway, NJ - InetSoft Technology (www.inetsoft.com), an innovator in dashboard, reporting and mashup solutions, announced the availability of a free interactive dashboard for air travelers seeking information about airport delays. The browser-based application can be accessed at: http://www.inetsoft.com/info/interactive_airport_delay_visualization/ and allows users to filter through continuously updated Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) data.

This unique visual analysis tool allows users to instantly sort airports with delays from airports that are running on a normal schedule, eliminating the need to filter through dozens of attributes one must filter through on other flight delay websites. Users are also able to filter by state, region, airport, and delay type and draw results that provide detailed delay and weather information, or a multi-dimensional map view that can be brushed for finer data detail. Finally, because the information is continuously updated, there's never any need to filter by date or time.

"One of the nicest features of this application is the ability to filter through live data to make informed and timely decisions." said Mark Flaherty, Vice President of Marketing at InetSoft. "It is also a core component of our full-featured business intelligence software and is well-suited for the needs of enterprises in all industries. By using this application, we foresee travelers being able to make up-to-the minute ground transportation arrangements, and even being able to decide on what to wear before getting off the plane."

The Interactive Airport Delay Visualization has been deployed using Visualize Free, a free visual analysis tool based on the advanced commercial dashboard and visualization software developed by InetSoft. Visualize Free permits anyone to upload and sift through multi-dimensional data to spot trends and aberrations or slice and dice data with simple point-and-click methods, and gives users the option to share their visual analysis with others or keep it private. To try Visualize Free, please visit www.visualizefree.com.