Dear colleagues, 

for some time now I enrich <listPerson> entries with <listRelation>. 
According to the guidelines a relation between persons is  either  mutual like husband <—> wife (spouse), brother <—> sister (sibling), or hierarchical e.g.parent —> child (active/passive).

Example: 
<listRelation>
… 
      <relation name='parent' active='#hha-3361-1' passive='#hha-2437-1 #hha-6241-1'/>
      <relation name='spouse' mutual='#hha-3360-1 #hha-3361-1‘/>

… 
</listRelation>
see http://steinheim-institut.de/cgi-bin/epidat?id=hha-3361-t

In my opinion this calls for visualization, wherein mutual relations between persons could be expressed e.g. by a double headed arrow <—> and active - passive relations e.g. by a single headed arrow —> … 
I suppose I'm not the only one who uses <listRelation><relation>, so I wonder whether anyone out there in the TEI-world could recommend a tool to visualize (lots of) relations given in a TEI <listRelation> manner in a fancy graph, an impressing network visualization, etc. 

best regards
Thomas Kollatz



drs Thomas Kollatz  - wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter / researcher
Salomon Ludwig Steinheim-Institut fuer deutsch-juedische Geschichte
D-45127 Essen * Edmund-Koerner-Platz 2 * T  0201-82162910  * skype kollatzthomas
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===  Projekte / projects ===
Epigraphische Datenbank <http://www.steinheim-institut.de/cgi-bin/epidat>
RiR - Relationen im Raum <https://dev2.dariah.eu/wiki/display/RIRPUB/RiR>
DARIAH-DE <http://de.dariah.eu>
=== btw / sonst noch ===
TUSTEP-TUSCRIPT module on Rosetta Code <http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:TUSCRIPT>