Recent progress in modelling, animation and rendering means that rich, high fidelity virtual
worlds are found in many interactive graphics applications. However, the viewer's …

Extreme scale scientific simulations are leading a charge to exascale computation, and data
analytics runs the risk of being a bottleneck to scientific discovery. Due to power and I/O …

As scientific supercomputing moves toward petascale and exascale levels, in situ
visualization stands out as a scalable way for scientists to view the data their simulations …

Studying marine plankton is critical to assessing the health of the world's oceans. To sample
these important populations, oceanographers are increasingly using specially engineered in …

Graphs are often used to encapsulate relationships between objects. Node-link diagrams,
commonly used to visualize graphs, suffer from visual clutter on large graphs. Edge bundling …

In this paper, we examine whether or not information theory can be one of the theoretic
frameworks for visualization. We formulate concepts and measurements for qualifying visual …

This paper introduces a concept for automatic focusing on features within a volumetric data
set. The user selects a focus, ie, object of interest, from a set of pre-defined features. Our …

The process of visualization can be seen as a visual communication channel where the
input to the channel is the raw data, and the output is the result of a visualization algorithm …

Optimal viewpoint selection is an important task because it considerably influences the
amount of information contained in the 2D projected images of 3D objects, and thus …

Viewpoint selection is an emerging area in computer graphics with applications in fields
such as scene exploration, image-based modeling, and volume visualization. In particular …