(Invitation only event)

Panelists

Anastasia Bezerianos, Fanny Chevalier, Tim Dwyer, Bongshin Lee, Ross Maciejewski, Silvia Miksch, Timo Ropinski, Marc Streit, Jarke van Wijk

Session 1

Visual Analytics for Fraud Detection and Monitoring
Author: Roger A. Leite, TU Wien, Austria

Visual Analytics for Machine In the Loop (VAMIL) Data Analysis
Author: Dylan Cashman, Tufts University, United States

Interactive Visualization of Multidimensional Hierarchical Aggregates with Parallel Hierarchies
Author: Zana Vosough, SAP SE, Germany

Pairwise Visual Comparison of Directed Acyclic Graphs
Author: Kathrin Ballweg, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany

Investigating Information Visualization with Children
Author: Fearn Bishop, University of St Andrews, United Kingdom

Investigation into the viability of the use of the assessment of information visualisation literacy as a aid in the design of visualisation systems for non-expert users
Author: David Concannon, University College London, United Kingdom

Session 2

Visual Analytics Methodologies in Causality Analysis
Author: Hong Wang, Arizona State University, United States

Supporting Visual Analysis for Data Exploration through Exploitable
Author: Zhe Cui, University of Maryland, United States

Visual Storytelling of Big Imaging Data
Author: Lorenzo Amabili, University of Groningen, Netherlands

Stepping Closer To A Science of Interaction: A Paradigm for Studying the Cognitive Mechanisms of Interaction
Author: Amy Fox, University of California San Diego, United States

Session 3

Dimension Reduction and Clustering Algorithm Combinations for Exploratory Data Analysis
Author: John Wenskovitch, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States

Bridging the (Visual) Gap for Comprehensive Understanding of Clinical Text
Author: Nicole Sultanum, University of Toronto, Canada

Do We Know Where the Big One Will Strike? Evaluating Uncertainty Visualization Approaches for Earthquake Forecasts
Author: Max Schneider, University of Washington, United States