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PacificVis 2017: Seoul, South Korea
- Daniel Weiskopf, Yingcai Wu, Tim Dwyer:
2017 IEEE Pacific Visualization Symposium, PacificVis 2017, Seoul, South Korea, April 18-21, 2017. IEEE Computer Society 2017, ISBN 978-1-5090-5738-2 - Daniel Weiskopf
, Yingcai Wu, Tim Dwyer, Yun Jang, Naohisa Sakamoto:
Chair message. vii-viii - David S. Ebert:
Keynote speaker: Changing the world with visual analytics. xiii - Gerard Jounghyun Kim:
Keynote speaker: Requirements and recent directions in augmented reality visualization. xiv
Session 1: Graphs and Networks I
- Jun Tao, Jian Xu, Chaoli Wang, Nitesh V. Chawla
HoNVis: Visualizing and exploring higher-order networks. 1-10 - Jia-Kai Chou, Chris Bryan, Kwan-Liu Ma:
Privacy preserving visualization for social network data with ontology information. 11-20 - An Nguyen, Seok-Hee Hong:
k-core based multi-level graph visualization for scale-free networks. 21-25 - Heungseok Park, Hongjun Lim, Wonjae Lee, Kyungwon Lee:
NetSet: A systematic integration of visualization for analyzing set intersections with network. 26-30 - Quan Li
A visual analytics approach for understanding egocentric intimacy network evolution and impact propagation in MMORPGs. 31-40
Session 2: Immersion, VR, and Interaction
- Yi-Jheng Huang, Takanori Fujiwara
A gesture system for graph visualization in virtual reality environments. 41-45 - Maxime Cordeil
Design space for spatio-data coordination: Tangible interaction devices for immersive information visualisation. 46-50 - Cheng Li, Xin Tong, Han-Wei Shen:
Virtual retractor: An interactive data exploration system using physically based deformation. 51-60 - Min Lu, Jie Liang, Yu Zhang
Interaction+: Interaction enhancement for web-based visualizations. 61-70
Session 3: Geospatial Visualization and Applications
- Hanqi Guo
In situ magnetic flux vortex visualization in time-dependent Ginzburg-Landau superconductor simulations. 71-80 - Sungsoo (Ray) Hong
Designing interactive distance cartograms to support urban travelers. 81-90 - Wenchao Wu, Yixian Zheng, Nan Cao, Haipeng Zeng, Bing Ni, Huamin Qu, Lionel M. Ni:
MobiSeg: Interactive region segmentation using heterogeneous mobility data. 91-100 - Wathsala Widanagamaachchi, Alexander Jacques
Exploring the evolution of pressure-perturbations to understand atmospheric phenomena. 101-110
Session 4: Multidimensional Data, Multifields, and Uncertainty
- Soumya Dutta
Homogeneity guided probabilistic data summaries for analysis and visualization of large-scale data sets. 111-120 - Tzu-Hsuan Wei, Chun-Ming Chen, Jonathan Woodring, Huijie Zhang, Han-Wei Shen:
Efficient distribution-based feature search in multi-field datasets. 121-130 - Jaemin Jo, Wonjae Kim, Seunghoon Yoo, Bo Hyoung Kim, Jinwook Seo:
SwiftTuna: Responsive and incremental visual exploration of large-scale multidimensional data. 131-140 - Kewei Lu, Han-Wei Shen:
Multivariate volumetric data analysis and visualization through bottom-up subspace exploration. 141-150 - Wenbin He
Range likelihood tree: A compact and effective representation for visual exploration of uncertain data sets. 151-160
Session 5: Volume Visualization
- Ko-Chih Wang, Kewei Lu, Tzu-Hsuan Wei, Naeem Shareef, Han-Wei Shen:
Statistical visualization and analysis of large data using a value-based spatial distribution. 161-170 - Martin Falk
Transfer Function design toolbox for full-color volume datasets. 171-179 - Martin Imre, Jun Tao, Chaoli Wang:
Efficient GPU-accelerated computation of isosurface similarity maps. 180-184 - Kun Zhao, Naohisa Sakamoto, Koji Koyamada:
Using interactive particle-based rendering to visualize a large-scale time-varying unstructured volume with mixed cell types. 185-189
Session 6: Graphs and Networks II
- Antoine Lhuillier, Christophe Hurter
FFTEB: Edge bundling of huge graphs by the Fast Fourier Transform. 190-199 - Kai Yan, Weiwei Cui:
Visualizing the uncertainty induced by graph layout algorithms. 200-209 - Tommy Dang, Angus G. Forbes:
CactusTree: A tree drawing approach for hierarchical edge bundling. 210-214 - Yosuke Onoue, Koji Koyamada:
Quasi-biclique edge concentration: A visual analytics method for biclustering. 215-219
Session 7: Text, Annotation, and Coding
- Margaret Drouhard, Nan-Chen Chen, Jina Suh, Rafal Kocielnik
Aeonium: Visual analytics to support collaborative qualitative coding. 220-229 - Donghao Ren, Matthew Brehmer, Bongshin Lee, Tobias Höllerer, Eun Kyoung Choe:
ChartAccent: Annotation for data-driven storytelling. 230-239 - Jin Xu
Exploring controversy via sentiment divergences of aspects in reviews. 240-249
Session 8: Medical, Biological, and Archaeological Visualization
- Takanori Fujiwara
A visual analytics system for brain functional connectivity comparison across individuals, groups, and time points. 250-259 - Janu Verma, Heng Luo, Jianying Hu, Ping Zhang
DrugPathSeeker: Interactive UI for exploring drug-ADR relation via pathways. 260-264 - Tommy Dang, Paul Murray, Angus G. Forbes:
BioLinker: Bottom-up exploration of protein interaction networks. 265-269 - Xi Yang
Interactive visualization of assembly instruction for stone tools restoration. 270-274 - Michael Krone
Implicit Sphere Shadow Maps. 275-279
Session 9: Perception, Quality, and Scalability
- Maxime Dumas, Michael J. McGuffin, Patrick Chassé:
Compression and shifting to reduce occlusion in multiple short time series. 280-289 - Quan Hoang Nguyen, Seok-Hee Hong, Peter Eades:
dNNG: Quality metrics and layout for neighbourhood faithfulness. 290-294 - Benjamin Niedermann, Martin Nöllenburg
Radial contour labeling with straight leaders. 295-304 - Hsiang-Yun Wu, Yusuke Niibe, Kazuho Watanabe
Making many-to-many parallel coordinate plots scalable by asymmetric biclustering. 305-309
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