Visualization Viewpoints

This collections includes 62 articles published between 2008 and 2018.

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2018 (4)

2018
Visual Analytics for Explainable Deep Learning
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2018 (4); by J. Choo, S. Liu

Recently, deep learning has been advancing the state of the art in artificial intelligence to a new level, and humans rely on artificial…

2018
Observations and Reflections on Visualization Literacy in Elementary School
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2018 (3); by F. Chevalier, N. Henry Riche, B. Alper, C. Plaisant, J. Boy, N. Elmqvist

In this article, we share our reflections on visualization literacy and how it might be better developed in early education.

2018
Challenges in Visual Analysis of Ensembles
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2018 (2); by P. Crossno

Modeling physical phenomena through computational simulation increasingly relies on generating a collection of related runs, known as an ensemble.

2018
Optimizing Scientist Time through In Situ Visualization and Analysis
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2018 (1); by J. Patchett, J. Ahrens

In situ processing produces reduced size persistent representations of a simulations state while the simulation is running.

2017 (6)

2017
CI Thermometer: Visualizing Confidence Intervals in Correlation Analysis
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2017 (6); by A. Wnuk, K. J. Dębski, M. Kozak

Correlation analysis is one of the most popular statistical methods.

2017
How Visualization Can Foster Diversity and Inclusion in Next-Generation Science
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2017 (5); by K. Gaither

Visualization researchers, developers, practitioners, and educators routinely work across traditional discipline boundaries, oftentimes in teams of…

2017
Pathways for Theoretical Advances in Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2017 (4); by M. Chen, G. Grinstein, C. R. Johnson, J. Kennedy, M. Tory

There is little doubt that having a theoretic foundation will benefit the field of visualization, including its main subfields.

2017
Apply or Die: On the Role and Assessment of Application Papers in Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2017 (3); by G. H. Weber, S. Carpendale, D. Ebert, B. Fisher, H. Hagen, B. Shneiderman, A. Ynnerman

Application-oriented papers provide an important way to invigorate and cross-pollinate the visualization field, but the exact criteria…

2017
Expanding Research Methods for a Realistic Understanding of Personal Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2017 (2); by A. Thudt, B. Lee, E. K. Choe, S. Carpendale

Personal visualizations have the great potential to provide the benefits of visualizations to everyone in their everyday lives.

2017
Sampling for Scalable Visual Analytics
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2017 (1); by B. C. Kwon, J. Verma, P. J. Haas, üü. Demiralp

Sampling is becoming an essential tool for scalable interactive visual analysis.

2016 (6)

2016
Network Visualization as a Higher-Order Visual Analysis Tool
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2016 (6); by T. Dwyer

The transformation of data into visuals that are as effective and engaging as possible for compelling presentation is an emerging topic in information…

2016
Interacting with Large 3D Datasets on a Mobile Device
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2016 (5); by C. Schultz, M. Bailey

A detail-on-demand scheme can alleviate both memory and GPU pressure on mobile devices caused by volume rendering.

2016
Topic- and Time-Oriented Visual Text Analysis
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2016 (4); by W. Dou, S. Liu

In this article, we first present the benefit of combing text analysis topic models in particular with interactive visualization.

2016
Data-Driven Healthcare: Challenges and Opportunities for Interactive Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2016 (3); by D. Gotz, D. Borland

The healthcare industry's widespread digitization efforts are reshaping one of the largest sectors of the world's economy.

2016
The Tensions of In Situ Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2016 (2); by K. Moreland

In situ visualization is the coupling of visualization software with a simulation or other data producer to process the data "in memory"…

2016
Presentation-Oriented Visualization Techniques
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2016 (1); by R. Kosara

Data visualization research focuses on data exploration and analysis, yet the vast majority of visualizations people see were created for a…

2015 (6)

2015
Visual Analytics for MOOC Data
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2015 (6); by H. Qu, Q. Chen

With the rise of massive open online courses MOOCs, tens of millions of learners can now enroll in more than 1,000 courses via MOOC platforms…

2015
More Than Telling a Story: Transforming Data into Visually Shared Stories
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2015 (5); by B. Lee, N. H. Riche, P. Isenberg, S. Carpendale

The authors take a closer look at how the visualization community has discussed visual storytelling and present a visual data…

2015
Semantic Interaction: Coupling Cognition and Computation through Usable Interactive Analytics
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2015 (4); by A. Endert, R. Chang, C. North, M. Zhou

The success of visual analytics is predicated on the ability of users to interactively explore information.

2015
Sharpening Analytic Focus to Cope with Big Data Volume and Variety
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2015 (3); by B. Shneiderman, C. Plaisant

The growing volumes of time-stamped data available from sensors, social media sources, Web logs, and medical histories present remarkable…

2015
Increasing Scientific Data Insights about Exascale Class Simulations under Power and Storage Constraints
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2015 (2); by J. Ahrens, T. M. Rhyne

Creating the next-generation high-performance simulation and analysis environment will be a significant challenge because of power and storage…

2015
A "Design First" Approach to Visualization Innovation
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2015 (1); by C. L. Paul, R. Rohrer, B. Nebesh

The design-first approach focuses on the initial design of a visualization without the overhead of data and system…

2014 (6)

2014
Random Per-Element Luminance Modulation for Improved Visual Tracking
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2014 (6); by R. M. Taylor II, J. Harter

Using random per-element luminance modulation can increase the visual salience of details in a range of…

2014
2013 IEEE Scientific Visualization Contest Winner: Observing Genomics and Phenotypical Patterns in the Developing Mouse Brain
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2014 (5); by Q. Li, G. Zachmann, D. Feng, K. Huang, R. Machiraju

The 2013 IEEE Scientific Visualization Contest focused on developmental neuroscience related to the mouse…

2014
Putting Science First: Distinguishing Visualizations from Pretty Pictures
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2014 (4); by A. J. Hanson

How do we tell whether a proposed visualization is a valid pictorial representation of the truth or just an accidental but appealing image Art and…

2014
Future challenges for ensemble visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2014 (3); by H. Obermaier, K. I. Joy

Simulating complex events is a challenge and often requires carefully selecting simulation parameters.

2014
Ontologies in Biological Data Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2014 (2); by S. Carpendale, M. Chen, D. Evanko, N. Gehlenborg, C. Gürg, L. Hunter, F. Rowland, M. A. Storey, H. Strobelt

In computer science, an ontology is essentially a graph-based knowledge representation in which each node corresponds to a concept and each edge specifies a…

2014
Visual Embedding: A Model for Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2014 (1); by üü. Demiralp, C. E. Scheidegger, G. L. Kindlmann, D. H. Laidlaw, J. Heer

The authors propose visual embedding as a model for automatically generating and evaluating visualizations.

2013 (5)

2013
Visualization Collaborations: What Works and Why
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2013 (6); by R. M. Kirby, M. Meyer

For over 25 years, the visualization community has grown and evolved as a function of collaboration with other areas.

2013
Beyond Control Panels: Direct Manipulation for Visual Analytics
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2013 (4); by A. Endert, L. Bradel, C. North

To tackle the onset of big data, visual analytics seeks to marry the human intuition of visualization with mathematical models'…

2013
Using GPU Shaders for Visualization, Part 3
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2013 (3); by M. Bailey

GPU shaders aren't just for glossy special effects.

2013
Data Visualization on Interactive Surfaces: A Research Agenda
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2013 (2); by P. Isenberg, T. Isenberg, T. Hesselmann, B. Lee, U. von Zadow, A. Tang

Interactive tabletops and surfaces ITSs provide rich opportunities for data visualization and analysis and consequently are used…

2013
Visualization of Uncertainty without a Mean
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2013 (1); by K. Potter, S. Gerber, E. W. Anderson

As dataset size and complexity steadily increase, uncertainty is becoming an important data aspect.

2012 (6)

2012
Understanding Visualization by Understanding Individual Users
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2012 (6); by C. Ziemkiewicz, A. Ottley, R. J. Crouser, K. Chauncey, S. L. Su, R. Chang

Visualization is often seen as a tool to support complex thinking.

2012
2011 IEEE Visualization Contest Winner: Visualizing Unsteady Vortical Behavior of a Centrifugal Pump
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2012 (5); by M. Otto, A. Kuhn, W. Engelke, H. Theisel

In the 2011 IEEE Visualization Contest, the dataset represented a high-resolution simulation of a centrifugal pump…

2012
The Top 10 Challenges in Extreme-Scale Visual Analytics
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2012 (4); by P. C. Wong, H. W. Shen, C. R. Johnson, C. Chen, R. B. Ross

A team of scientists and researchers discusses the top 10 challenges in extreme-scale visual analytics VA.

2012
Watch Out for Superman: First Visualize, Then Analyze
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2012 (3); by A. Last Name

A visit from Superman shows why data visualization should come before data analysis.

2012
In Color Perception, Size Matters
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2012 (2); by M. Stone

In designing colors for digital visualization systems.

2012
Scientific Storytelling Using Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2012 (1); by K. L. Ma, I. Liao, J. Frazier, H. Hauser, H. N. Kostis

Scientists frequently tell stories using visualizations of scientific data, in the process of disseminating findings to peers and the…

2011 (6)

2011
Toward a General I/O Layer for Parallel-Visualization Applications
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2011 (6); by W. Kendall, J. Huang, T. Peterka, R. Latham, R. Ross

For large-scale visualization applications, the visualization community urgently needs general solutions for efficient parallel I/O.

2011
2010 IEEE Visualization Contest Winner: Interactive Planning for Brain Tumor Resections
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2011 (5); by S. Diepenbrock, J. S. Prassni, F. Lindemann, H. W. Bothe, T. Ropinski

We've developed an intuitive planning system for neurosurgical procedures, using a variety of visualization techniques.

2011
Collaboration-Specific Color-Map Design
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2011 (4); by D. Borland, A. Huber

Designing color maps for domain experts differs fundamentally from designing them for general audiences.

2011
Can Computers Master the Art of Communication?: A Focus on Visual Analytics
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2011 (3); by K. Mueller, S. Garg, J. E. Nam, T. Berg, K. T. McDonnell

Visual analytics seeks to conduct a discourse with the user through images, to stimulate curiosity and a penchant to decipher the unknown.

2011
Using GPU Shaders for Visualization, Part 2
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2011 (2); by M. Bailey

GPU shaders aren't just for special effects.

2011
Visualization at Supercomputing Centers: The Tale of Little Big Iron and the Three Skinny Guys
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2011 (1); by E. W. Bethel, J. van Rosendale, D. Southard, K. Gaither, H. Childs, E. Brugger, S. Ahern

Supercomputing centers are unique resources that aim to enable scientific knowledge discovery by employing large computational resources-the…

2010 (6)

2010
Improved Scatterplot Design
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2010 (6); by M. Kozak

A proposed scatterplot design combines two other designs.

2010
Beyond Bertin: Seeing the Forest despite the Trees
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2010 (5); by C. Ziemkiewicz, R. Kosara

Visualization is at a point in its development where its practitioners frequently find themselves grappling with big questions about its nature and purpose.

2010
Visualization in Transportation: Challenges and Opportunities for Everyone
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2010 (4); by M. L. Pack

Transportation is the backbone of the civilization and the reason for the economic prosperity.

2010
Chasing the Negawatt: Visualization for Sustainable Living
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2010 (3); by L. Bartram, J. Rodgers, K. Muise

Energy and resource management is an important and growing research area at the intersection of conservation, sustainable design, alternative energy…

2010
Integrating Visualization and Interaction Research to Improve Scientific Workflows
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2010 (2); by D. F. Keefe

Scientific-visualization research is, nearly by necessity, interdisciplinary.

2010
We All Live in a Virtual Submarine
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2010 (1); by P. Chapman, K. Bale, P. Drap

Our seas and oceans hide a plethora of archaeological sites such as ancient shipwrecks that, overtime, are being destroyed through activities such as…

2009 (6)

2009
In Situ Visualization at Extreme Scale: Challenges and Opportunities
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2009 (6); by K. L. Ma

In situ visualization is clearly a promising solution for ultrascale simulations.

2009
Using GPU Shaders for Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2009 (5); by M. Bailey

GPU shaders seem used mostly for gaming and other forms of entertainment and simulation.

2009
Motivation and Procrastination: Methods for Evaluating Pragmatic Casual Information Visualizations
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2009 (4); by D. W. Sprague, M. Tory

For casual users, how do goals and incentives interact with visualization usage patterns Professional race car drivers are almost exclusively…

2009
Linking Multidimensional Feature Space Cluster Visualization to Multifield Surface Extraction
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2009 (3); by L. Linsen, T. Van Long, P. Rosenthal

Data sets resulting from physical simulations typically contain a multitude of physical variables.

2009
Defining Insight for Visual Analytics
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2009 (2); by R. Chang, C. Ziemkiewicz, T. M. Green, W. Ribarsky

Many have argued that providing insight is the main goal of information visualization.

2009
Data, Information, and Knowledge in Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2009 (1); by M. Chen, D. Ebert, H. Hagen, R. S. Laramee, R. van Liere, K. L. Ma, W. Ribarsky, G. Scheuermann, D. Silver

In visualization, we use the terms data, information and knowledge extensively, often in an interrelated context.

2008 (5)

2008
Adding a Visualization Feature to Web Search Engines: It's Time
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2008 (6); by P. C. Wong

In the dynamic and interactive world of the Internet, we as a technology community have learned that we can make good Web-based applications better by…

2008
The Need for Verifiable Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2008 (5); by R. M. Kirby, C. T. Silva

Visualization is often employed as part of the simulation science pipeline, it's the window through which scientists examine their data for deriving…

2008
Visualization Criticism
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2008 (3); by R. Kosara, F. Drury, L. E. Holmquist, D. H. Laidlaw

Criticism is a vital part of the practice of design, architecture, and art.

2008
Toward a Perceptual Theory of Flow Visualization
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2008 (2); by C. Ware

Currently, most researchers in visualization pay very little attention to vision science.

2008
An Information-Theoretic View of Visual Analytics
IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications 2008 (1); by C. Chen

Visual analytics is an emerging discipline that helps connect dots.