You can navigate and find others, like the ones focused on the luminosity that the experiments are getting (not yet useful), or on the injector accelerators.
(I was working on the vistar project for a year.)
It reminds me a bit of the factories or refineries that have elaborate control flow systems. In software, Netflix's Hystrix dashboards are a fun inspiration for example: http://techblog.netflix.com/2012/12/hystrix-dashboard-and-tu...
I've always wanted to build a visualization like that for the systems I work on :-)
We had a powerful framework to create graphical elements that display values from the hardware.
The previous version of these displays was teletext (do you remember what that is?), with some analog signals sometimes directly overlayed onto them. So, considering we came from that, Java Swing is quite a technology leap :)
Nice work! I used to work in the ROC at Fermilab ~5 years ago (CMS datataking). I'm astounded by how many people I run into who have worked on the LHC data side.