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Theme
I-4: Knowledge Discovery Session/Theme I-5: Visualization
of Information and Data: Where Are We and Where Do We Go From
Here?– N. Gershon (US)
Presentation abstracts
will appear here as soon as possible.
Increasing
amounts of data and information and the availability of fast digital
network access (e.g., the World Wide Web) have created a demand
for querying, accessing, and retrieving information and data.
Information visualization is an increasingly important research
and development area and is crucial for the success of the information
revolution. Effective visualizations will enable users from all
walks of life to use the information highway easily and efficiently.
The Session on "Visualization
of Information and Data: Where Are We and Where Do We Go From
Here?" will focus on all aspects of visualizing information and
data and how users interact with digital information. It will
foster an exchange of ideas on all aspects of information visualization
and human-information interaction. The goals of the Session are
to bring together some of the most active and well known researchers
and developers in Information Visualization to discuss the following:
- Surveying what is
currently being done in information visualization
- Identifying future
research and development issues and trends in visualization
of information and data and discussing how advances in interactive
computer graphics hardware, mass storage, and data visualization
could be used to visualize information
- Forging research
collaborations.
Submitted abstracts
include:
The Application of
the GeoInsight Approach for Spatio-Temporal Data Mining of Environmental
Data Sets
M. Wachowicz, The Netherlands
Knowledge Discovery
for CODATA: Possibilities and Limitations
Zdzisaw S. Hippe., University of Technology, Poland.
Recognition of Similarities
in Image Databases
Juliusz L. Kulikowski. Polish Academy of Sciences
The Times They Are
A-Changin" Visualization of Dynamic Information using 3D Metaphoric
Worlds
P. Gros, P. Abel, C. Russo Dos Santos, D. Loisel and J.P. Paris,
France
Visual Information
Retrieval for the Web
H. Reiterer and T.M. Mann, Germany
Visualization for
3D Information and Knowledge in Earth Sciences
Jean-Jacques Royer
A Component Based
Visualization Architecture Submitted by
Henning Barthel, Michael Bender, Andreas Divivier, Achim Ebert,
and Hans Hagen (Germany)
Supporting Information
Dialogues by Database Driven Interactive 3D Information-Visualization
Gerald Jäschke, Martin Leissler, Matthias Hemmje (Germany)
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