Seminar Presentations - for 6406 Students

• Information can be found here.
• For the paper reviews, you will evaluate the papers using the official IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics journal review form .

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Possible Seminar Papers

• Search through these conference and journals for papers that are on topics that interest you.
• Try to aim for papers from the past 10 years.
• Good choices maybe be based on personal interest or, for grad students, related to their thesis topics.
• Remember to email the prof about the paper you want to present at least one week before you present.
• Start here with:A Brief Informal guide for Finding Research Papers of Interest .
  
  
  • ACM Digital Library .
  • IEEE Digital Library .
  • IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics .
  • IEEE Visual Analytics Science and Technology (VAST) .
  • ACM Transactions on Applied Perception.
  • IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications.
  • Proceedings of IEEE Visualization.
  • Proceedings of the IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization.

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First Seminar Set

Date	Talk	Presenter	Topic
Feb 24th	1	Calagari, Mehrana	Improving Visualization Design for Effective Multi-Objective Decision Making
	2	Ekanayake, Keshani Ekanaya	EcoViz: co-designed environmental data visualizations to communicate ecosystem impacts, inform management, and envision solutions
	3	Mascini, Max	SkiVis: Visual Exploration and Route Planning in Ski Resorts
Feb 26th	1	Schultz,Erin	The Hologram in My Hand: How Effective is Interactive Exploration of 3D Visualizations in Immersive Tangible Augmented Reality?
	2	Zabihi Neishabouri, Melika	Visualisation of Pareto Front Approximation: A Short Survey and Empirical Comparisons
	3	Zhong, Zaiyang	What Makes a Visualization Memorable?

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Second Seminar Set

Date	Talk	Presenter	Topic
March 24th	1	Calagari, Mehrana	The What-If Tool: Interactive Probing of Machine Learning Models
	2	Ekanayake, Keshani Ekanaya	What university students learn in visualization classes
	3	Mascini, Max	TimeSplines: Sketch-Based Authoring of Flexible and Idiosyncratic Timelines
March 26th	1	Schultz,Erin	On the Readability of Abstract Set Visualizations
	2	Zabihi Neishabouri, Melika	SocialBrands: Visual Analysis of Public Perceptions of Brands on Social Media
	3	Zhong, Zaiyang	A Critical Reflection on Visualization Research: Where Do Decision Making Tasks Hide?

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