Panel 1: Can We Determine the Top Unresolved Problems of Visualization?

Hibbard, Bill; Johnson, Chris R.; Chen, Chaomei; Eick, S.G.; Rhyne, Theresa-Marie

doi:10.1109/visual.2004.76

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“…In 2004 IEEE Visualization, a panel specifically focused on can we determine the top unresolved problems of visualization?72 Each panelist subsequently published their own lists of unsolved problems. For example, the top 10 unsolved problems73 identify the need for new methodologies for empirical evaluations and more attention to a better understanding of elementary perceptual–cognitive tasks.…”

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Information visualization

Chen

2010

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This overview introduces the key structure of the field of information visualization, a number of influential exemplars in the field, and challenging as well as promising directions of future developments. The focus is on explaining some of the most fundamental concepts, prominent approaches, and commonly held criteria. The overview also aims to point out theoretical and practical challenges that the community as a whole has been addressing .

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Information visualization

Chen

2010

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“…And you can read the thoughts of Chris Johnson and others who have written Visualization Viewpoints articles and review an IEEE Visualization 2004 panel discussion organized by Theresa-Marie Rhyne. 5 ■…”

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The top five problems that motivated my work [data visualisation]

Hibbard

2004

IEEE Comput. Grap. Appl.

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T heresa-Marie Rhyne has lately been organizing efforts for a number of researchers to produce lists of top visualization problems, and I am flattered to be included. A recent Visualization Viewpoints column (see the July/August 2004 IEEE CG&A) featured Chris Johnson's excellent list, and now it's my turn. Since the May 1999 VisFiles column 1 already describes my list of the top ten problems that will drive future visualization work, this Visualization Viewpoints column is a look back at the top five problems that drove my own work developing Vis5D, Cave5D, and VisAD (see the "Vis5D, Cave5D, and VisAD" sidebar). Some of these problems are high-minded and some are grubby and gritty. This is the mix of problems that I learned from Verner Suomi, the founder of the Space Science and Engineering Center where I do my visualization work. Suomi was literally the inventor of weather satellites. Among many other technical accomplishments, he held the patent on the spin-scan radiometer, which was the basis for the geostationary satellites that until recently produced the cloud animations we see on TV weather shows. He also lobbied the US congress for the funds to develop these satellites and was heavily involved in building the prototypes. He was a visionary, a politician, and what my father would have called a "dirty-fingered engineer ." I hope these problems reflect this combination of concerns that lead to useful change. I start at number five, and count down to the most important problem.

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“…Events occur that are beyond control, and situations can evolve to supersede anticipated and planned outcomes-can this be accommodated? (14) Expanding Views Visualization involves computationally intense visual thinking. Visualization consists of three subfields:…”

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Visualization and the larger world of computer graphics

Rhyne

2008

ACM SIGGRAPH 2008 Classes

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Panel 1: Can We Determine the Top Unresolved Problems of Visualization?

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The top five problems that motivated my work [data visualisation]

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