This site is an index of information related to london, which can be navigate using a Hypergraph. A hypergraph is a graph representation of data. The nodes in the graph represent various parts of the data, and edges between the nodes represent relationships. Hypergraphs are clickable, zoomable structures that allow complex data to be visualised clearly, allow data to be 'traversed' by users who are searching for particular information, and add extra visual impact to a webpage.

You can click on any node in the graph to find information related to the title of that node.For example, if you click on the node "visit london eye" in the graph on the right, you will be brought to a page with information on London's Eye. Zoom around the graph to see what other information is on the site. Instead of using a hierarchical directory of links, a more visually impressive approach is the use of interactive graphs. The graph runs as an applet in the browser. This graph is implemented using the hypergraph software obtained from Sourceforge at: Hypergraph software homepage This is open source software that is implemented in Java, and can be used to implement graphs on your own site. This site will contain a range of information that will be of interest to visitors to London, such as: Transport information Top sights Accomodation History ...and more.