In this article, we present a collective research agenda for mobile-first and responsive
cartographic design. The research agenda explicitly focuses on challenges regarding …

People engage in self-tracking with diverse data collection and visualisation needs and
preferences. Customisable self-tracking tools offer the potential to support individualized …

We present the findings of four studies related to the visualization of sleep data on
wearables with two form factors: smartwatches and fitness bands. Our goal was to …

Smartwatches enable not only the continuous collection of but also ubiquitous access to
personal health data. However, exploring this data in-situ on a smartwatch is often reserved …

As mobile and wearable devices are becoming increasingly powerful, access to personal
data is within reach anytime and anywhere. Currently, methods of data exploration while on …

We present results of a replication study on smartwatch visualizations with adults aged 65
and older. The older adult population is rising globally, coinciding with their increasing …

The smartwatch is rapidly becoming a go-to personal health tracking device, allowing for the
collection of a broad range of personal health data. Yet, access to this data is often limited to …

We investigate three visualizations showing heart rate (HR) and HR zones (HRZ) data
collected over time and displayed on a virtual smartwatch, to monitor physical activity …

One of the problems affecting evaluation in the design and adoption of HCI technology is
that neither objective nor subjective measures are sufficient when taken alone or …

Despite both WHO's recommendation to increase the levels of physical activity, and the
existence of numerous intervention programs, there is still a lack of sustainable tools to help …