Complex interactive visualizations are excellent tools to help guide the analysis, detect problems and irregularities, suggest new discoveries, and test the eff... Read More »
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Publication date: September/October 2017
Data science is an emerging area of work concerned with the task of extracting insight f... Read More »
Stuart Card chaired the Dissertation Award Committee for the IEEE Visualization Pioneers. This article, based on his Pioneers of Vis 2015 talk, discusses what c... Read More »
Using data from three volcanic eruptions in the span of three weeks, the authors focus on the main pathways of sulfate aerosol into the stratosphere.
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Organizing sports video data for analysis can be challenging, especially in cases involving multiple attributes and changing criteria for sorting depending on t... Read More »
“It's one more time trying to blur the categories, to create ambiguity in the hope that this rebellion will bring something new, unsuspected, or in some cases, ... Read More »
Since pervasive tracking in head-mounted displays limits interaction, the authors introduce GyroWand, a raycasting technique for AR HMDs using inertial measurem... Read More »
“In my opinion, all types of fractals are fun to explore.” — Ron Barnett
A Genealogy of Fractal Code
by Gary Singh
What did someone with a PhD in bioch... Read More »
Advances in computer capabilities, networks, mobile devices, and social media let educators to employ blended strategies to develop new learning technologies.
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