Analyzing body movement as a means of expression is of interest in diverse areas, such as dance, sports, films, as well as anthropology or archaeology. In particular, in choreography, body movements are at the core of ...

Techniques for presenting objects spatially via density maps have been thoroughly studied, but there is lack of research on how to display this information in the presence of several classes, i.e., multiclass density maps. ...

In this work we propose an integration-aware super-resolution approach for 3D vector fields. Recent work in flow field superresolution has achieved remarkable success using deep learning approaches. However, existing ...

The timeslice is the predominant method for drawing and visualizing dynamic graphs. However, when nodes and edges have real coordinates along the time axis, it becomes difficult to organize them into discrete timeslices, ...

While sailing, sailors rely on their eyes to inspect the sail shape and adjust the configurations to achieve an appropriate shape for a certain the weather condition. Mastering this so-called trimming process requires years ...

Parallel coordinates are an established technique to visualize multivariate data. Since these graphs are generally hard to read, we need interaction techniques to judge them accurately. Adding to the existing brushing ...

Interactive spatial arrangement and grouping (A&G) of images is a critical step of the sense-making process. We argue that to support A&G tasks, a visual encoding idiom should avoid clutter, show groups explicitly, and ...

Recent advancements in multivariate data visualization have opened new research opportunities for the visualization community. In this paper, we propose an uncertain multivariate data visualization technique called feature ...