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Radar
The radar translates current developments into an actionable usage recommendation and connects them to the knowledge graph.
After this page, you can
- read radar positions as contextual recommendations
- distinguish rings from quadrants
- inspect source and Nexonoma assessment together
Reading the radar
Rings provide the recommendation, quadrants the building-block type
Distance from the center moves from direct use toward greater review needs. The exact position within a ring segment supports readability.
Adoptinner
use deliberately
Trial
try in bounds
Assess
observe and investigate
Cautionouter
review risks carefully
What the radar is for
A radar view provides a manageable entry point into a dynamic topic space. It can be curated for a selected node or structural context and first answers: how ready is this element for use today?
The four rings from inside to outside
Distance from the center encodes the action recommendation. The farther out a building block sits, the greater its current review and clarification needs.
- Adopt: use deliberately.
- Trial: try in a bounded and measurable setting.
- Assess: observe and investigate in your own context.
- Caution: examine risks and side effects with particular care.
The four node types
The quadrants use Nexonoma's semantic node types. Concepts explain mental models, methods describe an approach, technologies provide technical foundations, and tools are concrete products or instruments.
Source and Nexonoma value
A radar view combines sources with a curated Nexonoma assessment. Nexonoma adds compact descriptions, places every item in the knowledge model, and connects it semantically to further building blocks.
- The ring carries the recommendation; the position within the ring supports the layout.
- A click opens the Nexonoma classification and related perspectives.
- The original source remains directly accessible for every item.