PacificVis 2012: Songdo, Korea

Keynotes

• Ben Shneiderman:
  Challenges for information visualization research: Visual quality and data quantity.
  
• Chandrajit Bajaj:
  Quantitative visualization in the computational biological sciences.
  

Information Visualization and Visual Analytics

• Waqas Javed, Niklas Elmqvist:
  Exploring the design space of composite visualization. 1-8
  
• A. N. M. Imroz Choudhury, Bei Wang, Paul Rosen, Valerio Pascucci:
  Topological analysis and visualization of cyclical behavior in memory reference traces. 9-16
  
• Zhiyuan Zhang, Kevin T. McDonnell, Klaus Mueller:
  A network-based interface for the exploration of high-dimensional data spaces. 17-24
  
• René Rosenbaum, Jian Zhi, Bernd Hamann:
  Progressive parallel coordinates. 25-32
  

Time and Space (Spatialtemporal Data)

• Yifan Hu, Stephen G. Kobourov, Sankar Veeramoni:
  Embedding, clustering and coloring for dynamic maps. 33-40
  
• Dennis Thom, Harald Bosch, Steffen Koch, Michael Wörner, Thomas Ertl:
  Spatiotemporal anomaly detection through visual analysis of geolocated Twitter messages. 41-48
  
• Uliana Popov, Eddy Chandra, Katrin Heitmann, Salman Habib, James P. Ahrens, Alex Pang:
  Analyzing the evolution of large scale structures in the universe with velocity based methods. 49-56
  
• Masahiko Itoh, Naoki Yoshinaga, Masashi Toyoda, Masaru Kitsuregawa:
  Analysis and visualization of temporal changes in bloggers' activities and interests. 57-64
  

Graph Visualization

• Dichao Peng, Neng Lu, Wei Chen, Qunsheng Peng:
  SideKnot: Revealing relation patterns for graph visualization. 65-72
  
• Emden R. Gansner, Yifan Hu, Stephen C. North:
  A maxent-stress model for graph layout. 73-80
  
• Hiroshi Hosobe:
  Numerical optimization-based graph drawing revisited. 81-88
  
• Daniel Archambault, Helen C. Purchase:
  The mental map and memorability in dynamic graphs. 89-96
  

Vector Fields and Flow Visualization I

• Devon Penney, Jian Chen, David H. Laidlaw:
  Effects of illumination, texture, and motion on task performance in 3D tensor-field streamtube visualizations. 97-104
  
• Silvia Born, Matthias Pfeifle, Michael Markl, Gerik Scheuermann:
  Visual 4D MRI blood flow analysis with line predicates. 105-112
  
• Armin Pobitzer, Alan Lez, Kresimir Matkovic, Helwig Hauser:
  A statistics-based dimension reduction of the space of path line attributes for interactive visual flow analysis. 113-120
  
• Alexander Kuhn, Christian Rössl, Tino Weinkauf, Holger Theisel:
  A benchmark for evaluating FTLE computations. 121-128
  

Vector Fields and Flow Visualization II

• Victor Matvienko, Jens Krüger:
  Dense flow visualization using wave interference. 129-136
  
• Jin Huang, Wenjie Pei, Chunfeng Wen, Guoning Chen, Wei Chen, Hujun Bao:
  Output-coherent image-space LIC for surface flow visualization. 137-144
  
• Chun-Ming Chen, Lijie Xu, Teng-Yok Lee, Han-Wei Shen:
  A flow-guided file layout for out-of-core streamline computation. 145-152
  
• Maik Schulze, Christian Rössl, Tobias Germer, Holger Theisel:
  As-Perpendicular-as-possible surfaces for flow visualization. 153-160
  

Volume Rendering and Illustration

• Natallia Kotava, Aaron Knoll, Mathias Schott, Christoph Garth, Xavier Tricoche, Christoph Kessler, Elaine Cohen, Charles D. Hansen, Michael E. Papka, Hans Hagen:
  Volume rendering with multidimensional peak finding. 161-168
  
• Mathias Schott, Tobias Martin, A. V. Pascal Grosset, Carson Brownlee, Thomas Höllt, Benjamin Brown, Sean T. Smith, Charles D. Hansen:
  Combined surface and volumetric occlusion shading. 169-176
  
• Hanqi Guo, Xiaoru Yuan, Jie Liu, Guihua Shan, Xuebin Chi, Fei Sun:
  Interference microscopy volume illustration for biomedical data. 177-184
  
• Stephan Sigg, Raphael Fuchs, Robert Carnecky, Ronald Peikert:
  Intelligent cutaway illustrations. 185-192
  
• Fangxiang Jiao, Jeff M. Phillips, Yaniv Gur, Chris R. Johnson:
  Uncertainty visualization in HARDI based on ensembles of ODFs. 193-200
  

Visualization in Medicine and Natural Sciences

• Yong Wan, Hideo Otsuna, Chi-Bin Chien, Charles Hansen:
  FluoRender: An application of 2D image space methods for 3D and 4D confocal microscopy data visualization in neurobiology research. 201-208
  
• Sebastian Grottel, Michael Krone, Katrin Scharnowski, Thomas Ertl:
  Object-space ambient occlusion for molecular dynamics. 209-216
  
• Július Parulek, Ivan Viola:
  Implicit representation of molecular surfaces. 217-224
  
• Harald Obermaier, Fang Chen, Hans Hagen, Kenneth I. Joy:
  Visualization of material interface stability. 225-232
  
• Gabriel Mistelbauer, Andrej Varchola, Hamed Bouzari, Juraj Starinský, Arnold Köchl, Rüdiger Schernthaner, Dominik Fleischmann, M. Eduard Gröller, Milos Srámek:
  Centerline reformations of complex vascular structures. 233-240
  

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