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John Stasko |
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Carsten Görg |
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Youn ah Kang |
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Zhicheng Liu |
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Zach Pousman |
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Peter Kinnaird |
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Vasili Pantazopoulos |
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Hafez Rouzati |
The Information Interfaces
Group, an HCI research group in the GVU Center at Georgia Tech,
develops computing technologies that help people take
advantage of information to enrich their lives.
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Jigsaw Using visualization and visual analytics to help analysis and sensemaking on document collections. |
  
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Information Visualization
and Visual Analytics Helping people understand and analyze data through interactive visualization techniques and systems. |
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Imprint Empowering workers to use visualizations of printer data as a basis for conversation and reflection. |
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SellTrend Enabling real-time awareness and exploratory analysis of temporal, categorical event transactions. |
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The Buzz Supporting end-user mashup creation and content aggregation onto photo and text collages. |
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InfoCanvas Developing Information Art: Virtual paintings that peripherally convey information to people. |
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FundExplorer Aiding equity investors with mutual fund portfolio diversification through the use of Context Treemaps. |
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Dust & Magnet Assisting people understand multivariate data sets using a magnet metaphor-based visualization. |
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Sports Visualization Promoting advanced statistical analysis in sports through the use of information visualization. |
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SunBurst Developing circular, space-filling visualizations for depicting information hierarchies and trees. |
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Software Visualization Helping people understand software through visualization of programs, data structures, algorithms, and executions. |
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PhD Fellowships in Visual Analytics are available for doctoral students applying for Fall 2010 admissions. John is giving an invited talk at MIT in September about his work in visual analytics. We will be part of the new VACCINE (Visual Analytics for Command, Control, and Interoperability) DHS Center of Excellence led by Purdue University. Congratulations to Chris for completing his PhD dissertation! We recently had one paper accepted (Honorable Mention, Best Paper) at InfoVis '09 and two papers accepted at VAST '09, where John is also Papers CoChair. The conferences are in mid-October in Atlantic City. Chris just presented papers about his thesis work at GROUP '09 and Communities & Technology '09. |
CS 7450 - InfoVis Class
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