GeoVisualization of Dynamics, Movement and
Change
Workshop at the AGILE 2008 Conference (May
5, 2008, Girona, Spain)
and
Special Issue of the
Information Visualization
journal
(provisional issue Vol.7 No.3)
The theme for the workshop and this special issue of
Information
Visualization is the use of GeoVisualization and GeoVisual Analytics
approaches for exploring and analysing large data sets with spatial
and temporal components.
Original papers are solicited in this area.
In particular, we encourage innovative papers detailing the
visualization methods supported by and integrated with data mining and
other computational processing.
The workshop will provide participants with the possibility to present
ongoing and developing work without committing to a full journal paper.
The journal special issue will provide participants with the
opportunity of reporting their work in a refereed journal.
Example topics include, but are not limited to, the visualization and
interactive analysis of large data sets representing:
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individual and group movement behaviours - either in physical or
virtual spaces
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dynamics of geo-localised sensor data
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spatio-temporal events
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remotely sensed data, multi-scale and multi-temporal
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knowledge construction and reasoning about spatial and temporal
phenomena and processes
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application of innovative visualization methods to real-life
problems
Organizers and
Guest Editors:
Gennady and Natalia Andrienko, Jason Dykes, Sara Fabrikant and
Monica Wachowicz
ICA Commission on GeoVisualization, http://geoanalytics.net/ica
Paper submission and selection procedure:
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15th of November, 2007 - CFP announced
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20th of January, 2008 - Authors should submit abstracts.
Abstracts should be up to four pages in length.
Illustrations and supplementary online materials are welcome.
Authors should indicate whether they are interested in developing the abstract
into a full paper for the special issue.
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19th of February, 2008 - Guest editors will select abstracts for the
presentation at the workshop and notify authors.
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12th of April , 2008 - Full papers for the special issue are submitted
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5th of May 2008, Girona, Spain - authors of submitted papers present
their work at the workshop for feedback and discussion
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18th of May, 2008 - Authors will be notified about acceptance for
the special issue.
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29th of June, 2008 - Deadline for submitting final papers and
responding to reviewer’s comments.
Tentative program
9:30 - 11:00. Session 1: analytical methods for movement
- Visual Interpretation of Motion by a Dynamic Space Time Grid Approach
by Karl-Heinrich Anders and Radoslaw Rudnicki, Univ. Hannover: paper, slides
- Visual analytics to explore iceberg movement
by Ulanbek Turdukulov, Connie Blok, ITC; paper, slides
- Using Treemaps for Variable Selection in Spatio-Temporal Visualization
by Jo Wood, Aidan Slingsby, Jason Dykes: paper
- Multi-Scale and Multi-Form Visualisation of Human Movement Patterns in the context of Space, Time and Activity: From Timeline to Ringmap
by Jinfeng Zhao, Pip Forer and Andrew S. Harvey;
paper, slides
- Visually–driven analysis of movement data by progressive clustering
by S. Rinzivillo, D. Pedreschi, M. Nanni, F. Giannotti, N. Andrienko, G. Andrienko;
paper, slides
- Discussion moderated by Sara Fabrikant
11:30 - 13:00. Session 2: movement patterns
- Visual exploration of (French) commuter networks
by Guy Melancon et al, INRIA, France:
paper, slides
- A Chorem–based Method for Visualizing Evolutionary Scenarios
by Vincenzo Del Fatto, Robert Laurini, Karla Lopez, Monica Sebillo, Giuliana Vitiello:
paper, slides
- Querying Moving Objects in GeoPQL
by Arianna D’Ulizia, Fernando Ferri, Patrizia Grifoni, CNR, Italy:
paper, slides
- Towards a cognitive conceptual framework of movement
by Anna-Katharina Lautenschütz, Sara Irina Fabrikant:
paper
- Taking a Systematic Look at Movement: Developing a Taxonomy of Movement Patterns
by Somayeh Dodge, Robert Weibel, Anna-Katharina Lautenschütz:
paper, slides
- Discussion moderated by Natalia Andrienko
slides
14:00 - 15:30. Session 3: events and time series
- Visualization of Manhole and Precursor-Type Events for the Manhattan Electrical Distribution System
by Haimonti Dutta et al., Columbia Univ
paper
- Interactive Visualization and Analysis of the Ancient Greek Myths
by Emmanuel Stefanakis
paper, slides
- GeoVisualization of local authority planning decisions
by Colin Combe, School of Computing, Napier University
paper, slides
- Combining Geographically Weighted Regression and Geovisual Analytics to
investigate temporal variations in house price determinants across London in the period 1980-1998
by Urška Demšar, Stewart Fotheringham, Martin Charlton and Ricardo Crespo
paper, slides
- Visualization and classification of urban change patterns on the basis of state-space transitions
by Alex Hagen-Zanker, TU Eindhoven
paper, slides
- GeoVisualization of Automobile Congestion
by Kirk Goldsberry, Michigan State University
paper, slides
- Discussion moderated by Gennady Andrienko
slides
16:00 - 18:00. Session 4: other types of spatio-temporal data
- Understanding Geospatial Interests by Visualising Map Interaction Behaviour
by Eoin Mac Aoidh, Michela Bertolotto, David C. Wilson
paper, slides
- Interactive information visualization in a conference location
by Maria Chiara Caschera, Fernando Ferri, Patrizia Grifoni, CNR, Italy
paper
- A Temporal Focus + Context Visualization Model for Handling Valid Time Spatial Information
by Alexandre Carvalho, Cristina Ribeiro, A.Augusto de Sousa, Univ. Porto
paper, slides
- Visualizing Temporal-Semantic Relations in Dynamic Information Landscapes
by Vedran Sabol (Know-Center Graz) and Arno Scharl (MODUL University Vienna)
paper, slides
- Discussion moderated by Jason Dykes
Some (unfortunately, not all) participants after the workshop:
Please send all inquiries to G.Andrienko: gennady dot andrienko at iais dot fraunhofer
dot de
Web site:
http://geoanalytics.net/GeoVis08
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