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most citedTilt Map: Interactive Transitions Between Choropleth Map, Prism Map and Bar Chart in Immersive Environments

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cs.HC202237 cited

Towards Immersive Collaborative Sensemaking

Ying Yang, Tim Dwyer, Michael Wybrow +4

When collaborating face-to-face, people commonly use the surfaces and spaces around them to perform sensemaking tasks, such as spatially organising documents, notes or images. Howe…

cs.HC20224 cited

GAN'SDA Wrap: Geographic And Network Structured Data on surfaces that Wrap around

Kun-Ting Chen, Tim Dwyer, Yalong Yang +2

There are many methods for projecting spherical maps onto the plane. Interactive versions of these projections allow the user to centre the region of interest. However, the effects…

cs.HC20203 cited

Supporting the Problem-Solving Loop: Designing Highly Interactive Optimisation Systems

Jie Liu, Tim Dwyer, Guido Tack +2

Efficient optimisation algorithms have become important tools for finding high-quality solutions to hard, real-world problems such as production scheduling, timetabling, or vehicle…

cs.HC2020

Data Visceralization: Enabling Deeper Understanding of Data Using Virtual Reality

Benjamin Lee, Dave Brown, Bongshin Lee +3

A fundamental part of data visualization is transforming data to map abstract information onto visual attributes. While this abstraction is a powerful basis for data visualization,…

cs.HC2020

Shared Surfaces and Spaces: Collaborative Data Visualisation in a Co-located Immersive Environment

Benjamin Lee, Xiaoyun Hu, Maxime Cordeil +3

Immersive technologies offer new opportunities to support collaborative visual data analysis by providing each collaborator a personal, high-resolution view of a flexible shared vi…

cs.HC2020

Embodied Navigation in Immersive Abstract Data Visualization: Is Overview+Detail or Zooming Better for 3D Scatterplots?

Yalong Yang, Maxime Cordeil, Johanna Beyer +3

Abstract data has no natural scale and so interactive data visualizations must provide techniques to allow the user to choose their viewpoint and scale. Such techniques are well es…