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PacificVis 2016: Taipei, Taiwan
- Chuck Hansen, Ivan Viola, Xiaoru Yuan:
2016 IEEE Pacific Visualization Symposium, PacificVis 2016, Taipei, Taiwan, April 19-22, 2016. IEEE Computer Society 2016, ISBN 978-1-5090-1451-4
Keynotes
- Tamara Munzner:
Keynote speaker: Visualization analysis and design. - Tzi-cker Chiueh:
Keynote speaker: Visualization for deep learning training.
Papers
Session 1: Perception and Interaction
- Michaël Aupetit, Michael Sedlmair:
SepMe: 2002 New visual separation measures. 1-8 - Fubo Han, Yunhai Wang, Jian Zhang, Oliver Deussen, Baoquan Chen:
Mathematical foundations of arc length-based aspect ratio selection. 9-15 - Yueqi Hu, Tom Polk, Jing Yang, Ye Zhao, Shixia Liu:
Spot-tracking lens: A zoomable user interface for animated bubble charts. 16-23 - Hui Zhang, Yiwen Zhong, Jade Jiang:
Visualizing knots and braids with touchable 3D manipulatives. 24-31
Session 2: Graph Visualization
- Panpan Xu, Nan Cao, Huamin Qu, John T. Stasko:
Interactive visual co-cluster analysis of bipartite graphs. 32-39
Session 3: Visualization Systems and Applications
- Rickard Englund, Sathish Kottravel, Timo Ropinski
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A crowdsourcing system for integrated and reproducible evaluation in scientific visualization. 40-47 - Annie Preston, Ramyar Ghods, Jinrong Xie, Franz Sauer, Nick Leaf, Kwan-Liu Ma, Esteban Rangel, Eve Kovacs, Katrin Heitmann, Salman Habib:
An integrated visualization system for interactive analysis of large, heterogeneous cosmology data. 48-55 - Qingya Shu, Hanqi Guo
EnsembleGraph: Interactive visual analysis of spatiotemporal behaviors in ensemble simulation data. 56-63 - Dan Maljovec, Bei Wang, Paul Rosen
Rethinking sensitivity analysis of nuclear simulations with topology. 64-71
Session 4: Flow Topology Visualization
- Roxana Bujack, Mario Hlawitschka, Kenneth I. Joy:
Topology-inspired Galilean invariant vector field analysis. 72-79
Session 5: Flow Field Visualization
- Jiang Zhang, Hanqi Guo
Efficient unsteady flow visualization with high-order access dependencies. 80-87 - Andrea Brambilla, Paolo Angelelli, Øyvind Andreassen, Helwig Hauser:
Comparative visualization of multiple time surfaces by planar surface reformation. 88-95 - Richen Liu, Hanqi Guo
Comparative visualization of vector field ensembles based on longest common subsequence. 96-103
Session 6: Molecular Visualization
- Talha Bin Masood
An integrated geometric and topological approach to connecting cavities in biomolecules. 104-111 - Adam Jurcík, Július Parulek, Jirí Sochor, Barbora Kozlíková
Accelerated visualization of transparent molecular surfaces in molecular dynamics. 112-119 - Harsh Bhatia, Attila Gyulassy, Valerio Pascucci
Interactive exploration of atomic trajectories through relative-angle distribution and associated uncertainties. 120-127
Session 7: High Dimensional, Text and Image Visualization
- Fangfang Zhou, Juncai Li, Wei Huang, Ying Zhao, Xiaoru Yuan
Dimension reconstruction for visual exploration of subspace clusters in high-dimensional data. 128-135 - Chong Zhang
A visual analytics approach to high-dimensional logistic regression modeling and its application to an environmental health study. 136-143 - Kevin Buchin
Geo word clouds. 144-151 - Paul van der Corput, Jarke J. van Wijk:
ICLIC: Interactive categorization of large image collections. 152-159
Session 8: Behavior and Pattern Visualization
- Matthias Meyer, Fabian Beck
Visual monitoring of process runs: An application study for stored procedures. 160-167 - Shrey Gupta, Maxime Dumas, Michael J. McGuffin, Thomas Kapler:
MovementSlicer: Better Gantt charts for visualizing behaviors and meetings in movement data. 168-175 - Robert Krüger
TravelDiff: Visual comparison analytics for massive movement patterns derived from Twitter. 176-183
Visualization Notes
VIS Notes Session 1: Graph/Network Visualization
- Romain Bourqui
Multilayer graph edge bundling. 184-188 - Juan Camilo Ibarra, John A. Triana, José T. Hernández
Visualization of origin-destination matrices using a connection barchart and coordinated maps. 189-193 - Tongshuang Wu, Yuan Yao, Yuqing Duan, Xinzhi Fan, Huamin Qu:
NetworkSeer: Visual analysis for social network in MOOCs. 194-198 - Weidong Huang
Effects of curves on graph perception. 199-203
VIS Notes Session 2: Surface, Flow, and Motion
- Ismail Demir, Johannes Kehrer, Rüdiger Westermann:
Screen-space silhouettes for visualizing ensembles of 3D isosurfaces. 204-208 - Subhashis Hazarika
Visualizing the variations of ensemble of isosurfaces. 209-213 - Wenbin He
A Bayesian approach for probabilistic streamline computation in uncertain flows. 214-218 - Chien-Hsin Hsueh, Jia-Kai Chou, Kwan-Liu Ma:
A study of using motion for comparative visualization. 219-223
VIS Notes Session 3: Visual Analytics and Techniques
- Mingming Lu, Dan Meng, Yanni Peng, Yong Li, Ying Zhao, Xiaoping Fan
A visual analytics approach for exploring individual behaviors in smartphone usage data. 224-228 - Oky Purwantiningsih, Arnaud Sallaberry
Visual analysis of body movement in serious games for healthcare. 229-233 - Yun Wang, Tongshuang Wu, Zhutian Chen
STAC: Enhancing stacked graphs for time series analysis. 234-238 - Jin Xu
Semantic word cloud generation based on word embeddings. 239-243
VIS Notes Session 4: Design Studies and Applications
- Tsai-Ling Fung, Jia-Kai Chou, Kwan-Liu Ma:
A design study of personal bibliographic data visualization. 244-248 - Hsin-I Chen, Wei-Ting Lin, Bing-Yu Chen
Bookwall: Visualizing books online based on user experience in physical bookstores. 249-253 - Michaël Aupetit, Ehsan Ullah, Reda Rawi, Halima Bensmail:
A design study to identify inconsistencies in kinship information: The case of the 1000 Genomes project. 254-258 - Chien-Hsin Hsueh, Jacqueline Chu, Kwan-Liu Ma, Joyce Ma, Jennifer Frazier:
Fostering comparisons: Designing an interactive exhibit that visualizes marine animal behaviors. 259-263
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