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DAViz Symposium Theme -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Design and Aesthetics in Visualisation This symposium supports
research in two general domains: Design Practice and Aesthetics. Design
practice refers to the use of Visualisation as a component of Design
processes and methods. Aesthetics refers to the role of aesthetics in acceptance,
cognition, and use of Visualisation tools. This symposium presents an opportunity to explore these issues and
their consequences for information visualization. Papers presenting
original research with the theme of "Design and Aesthetics in Visualisation"
are being sought. Suggested topics include (but are not limited to): Domain 1: Design Practice Scope: Various design processes in diverse
knowledge areas often make use of visualization tools as an integral
component. Such uses support the design process by enhancing cognition of
problems and exploring. Particular areas of interest for this symposium are
(but are not limited to):
Visual Thinking in Design
Ideation Visual Design Languages Generative Approaches to Design
Problems
Visualisation for/of
collaborative design Visualisations methods used
in Industry Future methods of
visualization Methodologies
of design practice in visualization Domain
2: Aesthetics Scope: Information
Visualization practitioners are routinely faced with solving problems of
visual representation and communication. The selection of graphical elements
and their semantic meanings as representational primitives has been a
frequent, though somewhat under-explored topic of study in the community. The
work of Bertin, Tufte, and others is well-known and often cited.
· Aesthetics and Interaction Aesthetics of Visualization
interfaces Immersiveness and
visualisations Visualisation Interaction and
aesthetics/pleasure Aesthetic design and
usability Evaluation methods for
aesthetic designs Theory
of aesthetics for visualization Purely aesthetic exploration
– i.e., no explicit applied uses NOTE:
Following the conference, a number of papers will be identified for
publication in a special issue/book. Authors will be asked to submit extended
versions of their papers at that time. DAViz Advisory and Programme committee-
pending: Lydia Sharman, Concordia University, Canada Carsten Waldeck, inforverse.org, Germany |
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All IV05-DAViz should be
addressed to: Brock Craft |
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