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Call For Papers
The goal of this conference is to bring together top practitioners who are researching in the area of coordinated and exploratory visualization and to analyse and discuss state-of-the art concepts and future opportunities in this area.
Over the past few years the rise of Information Visualization has produced a diverse range of dynamic and highly interactive visual environments. These exploratory tools enable a user to investigate, try out scenarios and search the information and visual space to generate better hypothesis and develop a better understanding of the underlying information. Such investigative environments often utilize many different views of the same data, so the user understands the information from different perspectives; the views are also tightly coupled together to allow rapid coordinated investigation and exploration.
Original papers are solicited
in the area of coordinated and exploratory visualization. In particular
we encourage papers detailing novel architectures, formal models, applications
and in-depth reviews. Example topics include, but are not limited to:
- Multiple view techniques (including multiform views and multiple representations)
- Coordinated views, tight coupling, linked views
- Dynamic and rapid interactive visualization techniques
- Formal models (covering appropriate topics such as coordination and rapid investigation)
- Multiple views for Interactive steering
- Visualization management for view explosion
- Data transformation and re-expression for exploratory visualization
- Exploratory visualization methods/algorithms/tools
- Novel exploratory visualization architectures
- Visual query languages for exploratory visualization
- Case studies and applications of coordinated and multiple views
- Reviews and surveys of related literature
- Spreadsheet based visualization techniques
- Possible application areas
such as (but not limited to):
- GeoVisualization
- Mathematical and Statistical exploration
- Bioinformatics
- Medical visualization
- Web site data
- Web browsing strategies
- Astronomical data
Submission Instructions
Please prepare your submission (maximum 12 pages) according to the conference
guidelines found at http://www.cvev.org/cmv2003/submission.html
Accepted papers will appear in the proceedings, which will be published by the IEEE Computer Society.
Please Note. Once your paper is accepted. You will receive
Author kit that will include details of how to submit camera ready - paper
format - copyright form from IEEE Computer Science Society.
Contacts
Potential Authors are invited to submit a PDF of their submission to cmv@cvev.org
Miss Nadia Boukhelifa
Computing Laboratory,
University of Kent, Canterbury,
Kent. CT2 7NF. UK
N.Boukhelifa@ukc.ac.uk
Important Dates
31
March 2003 Extended Paper submission deadline
5 May 2003 Camera-ready copies due
5 May 2003 Early registration closes
15 July 2003 Conference
International Program Committee
Keith Andrews — Graz University
of Technology, Austria
Gennady Andrienko — Fraunhofer Institut, Germany
Natalia Andrienko — Fraunhofer Institut, Germany
Ebad Banissi — South Bank University London, UK
Ken Brodlie — University of Leeds, UK
Ed Chi — Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)
Mei Chuah — Accenture, USA
Jason Dykes — City University, UK
Rob Erbacher — University at Albany (SUNY), USA
Stephen G. Eick — Visintuit, USA
Georges G. Grinstein — University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA
John Grundy — University of Auckland, NZ
Pat Hanrahan — Stanford University, USA
John Hosking — University of Auckland, NZ
Jessie Kennedy — Napier University, UK
Raj Nagappan— SPSS Australasia Pty Ltd
Chris North — Virginia Tech, USA
Andrea Omicini — University of Bologna, Italy
Alex Pang — University of California Santa Cruz,
Tim Pattison — DSTO (Australia Department of Defence)
Peter Rodgers — University of Kent, UK
Steve F. Roth — Carnegie Mellon University and MAYA Viz Ltd, USA
Cristina Russo Dos Santos — Institut Eurecom, France
Robert Spence — Imperial College, UK
Martin Theus — Universität Augsburg, Germany
Sabine Timpf — University of Zurich, Switzerland
Matthew Ward — Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA
Pak Chung Wong — Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA
Allison Woodruff — Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)
Daryl H. Hepting — University of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada