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This volume presents the papers from the first workshop on perceptual issues in visualization. It addresses the issues and problems of creating perceptually-based presentations and presents innovative approaches to achieving such presentations. Through many examples, it describes color, geometric, and sound approaches to perceptually-based presentations. It suggests some guidelines and "dos and dont's" for such presentations. It discusses methods to evaluate them to ascertain their efficacy. And it explores the interactions with such presentations, once attained, and with the data they present.




This volume presents the papers from the first workshop on perceptual issues in visualization. It addresses the issues and problems of creating perceptually-based presentations and presents innovative approaches to achieving such presentations. Through many examples, it describes color, geometric, and sound approaches to perceptually-based presentations. It suggests some guidelines and "dos and dont's" for such presentations. It discusses methods to evaluate them to ascertain their efficacy. And it explores the interactions with such presentations, once attained, and with the data they present.


This volume presents the papers from the first workshop on perceptual issues in visualization. It addresses the issues and problems of creating perceptually-based presentations and presents innovative approaches to achieving such presentations. Through many examples, it describes color, geometric, and sound approaches to perceptually-based presentations. It suggests some guidelines and "dos and dont's" for such presentations. It discusses methods to evaluate them to ascertain their efficacy. And it explores the interactions with such presentations, once attained, and with the data they present.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages I-IX
Introduction....Pages 1-8
Test Data Sets for Evaluating Data Visualization Techniques....Pages 9-21
Interaction in Perceptually-Based Visualization....Pages 23-32
Harnessing Preattentive Perceptual Processes in Visualization....Pages 33-45
An Environment and Studies for Exploring Auditory Representations of Multidimensional Data....Pages 47-58
Perceptual Principles for Effective Visualizations....Pages 59-73
Interactivity and the Dimensionality of Data Displays....Pages 75-82
Towards Perceptual Control of Markov Random Field Textures....Pages 83-94
A Multidimensional Multivariate Image Evaluation Tool....Pages 95-108
Visualizing Electromagnetic Data....Pages 109-125
Possibilities and Limits in Visualizing Large Amounts of Multidimensional Data....Pages 127-141
Using a Lattice for Visual Analysis of Categorical Data....Pages 143-155
Audience Dependence of Meteorological Data Visualization....Pages 157-165


This volume presents the papers from the first workshop on perceptual issues in visualization. It addresses the issues and problems of creating perceptually-based presentations and presents innovative approaches to achieving such presentations. Through many examples, it describes color, geometric, and sound approaches to perceptually-based presentations. It suggests some guidelines and "dos and dont's" for such presentations. It discusses methods to evaluate them to ascertain their efficacy. And it explores the interactions with such presentations, once attained, and with the data they present.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages I-IX
Introduction....Pages 1-8
Test Data Sets for Evaluating Data Visualization Techniques....Pages 9-21
Interaction in Perceptually-Based Visualization....Pages 23-32
Harnessing Preattentive Perceptual Processes in Visualization....Pages 33-45
An Environment and Studies for Exploring Auditory Representations of Multidimensional Data....Pages 47-58
Perceptual Principles for Effective Visualizations....Pages 59-73
Interactivity and the Dimensionality of Data Displays....Pages 75-82
Towards Perceptual Control of Markov Random Field Textures....Pages 83-94
A Multidimensional Multivariate Image Evaluation Tool....Pages 95-108
Visualizing Electromagnetic Data....Pages 109-125
Possibilities and Limits in Visualizing Large Amounts of Multidimensional Data....Pages 127-141
Using a Lattice for Visual Analysis of Categorical Data....Pages 143-155
Audience Dependence of Meteorological Data Visualization....Pages 157-165
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