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Figure 1. Augmenting static visualizations can leverage the best of both physical and digital worlds: a) a data journalism uses an augmented static visualization to extend the space of the newspaper that is limited by the banner; b) a designer uses AR to update the outdated wall-sized timeline without recreating it; c) a tourist overlays the trajectories data on a public map in AR to see his/her moving pattern.

Fig. 1. We investigate the possibility of interacting with printed visualizations in Augmented Reality. Suppose a student receives (a) a leaflet about university ranking and wants to analyze three universities' ranking history of interest. Examples of interactions with (b) digital content overlaid: (c) tilt the paper to rescale the y-axis, (d) move (translate) to zoom (e) unfold to show two charts side by side and link them, (f) point to select elements and highlight them in the other chart.