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Applying a user-centered approach to interactive visualisation design. Trends in Interactive Visualization (2009)

by I Wassink, O Kulyk, B Dijk, G Veer, P Vet
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Evaluating human-centered approaches for geovisualization

by David Lloyd , 2009
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by Ashish Joshi, Jiajie Zhang Phd, Robert Vogler, M. Sriram Iyengar, Craig Johnson Phd, Ashish Joshi
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...lth outcomes (Malczewski, 2006). Results of prior studies havesshown GeoVis applications to be difficult and lacking number of the essential ingredients tosmake GeoVis applications practical for use (=-=Wassink, Kulyk, Dijk, Veer, & Vet, 2009-=-). Results ofsour prior studies have shown that the user model helps to gather individuals’ understandingsabout data, functions, domain and mapping (Joshi et al., 2011; Bhowmick, Robinson, Gruver,sMac...

To appear in IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics Design Activity Framework for Visualization Design

by Sean Mckenna, Dominika Mazur, James Agutter, Miriah Meyer
"... Abstract — An important aspect in visualization design is the connection between what a designer does and the decisions the designer makes. Existing design process models, however, do not explicitly link back to models for visualization design decisions. We bridge this gap by introducing the design ..."
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Abstract — An important aspect in visualization design is the connection between what a designer does and the decisions the designer makes. Existing design process models, however, do not explicitly link back to models for visualization design decisions. We bridge this gap by introducing the design activity framework, a process model that explicitly connects to the nested model, a well-known visualization design decision model. The framework includes four overlapping activities that characterize the design process, with each activity explicating outcomes related to the nested model. Additionally, we describe and characterize a list of exemplar methods and how they overlap among these activities. The design activity framework is the result of reflective discussions from a collaboration on a visualization redesign project, the details of which we describe to ground the framework in a real-world design process. Lastly, from this redesign project we provide several research outcomes in the domain of cybersecurity, including an extended data abstraction and rich opportunities for future visualization research.
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...eld of visualization matures, theories and models that capture the how of visualization design have become more prevalent, from evaluation strategies [11, 29, 34, 49, 55] to the design process itself =-=[32, 37, 54, 55, 60, 66]-=-. While these theories and models for the design process largely address the how of visualization design, they fail to explicitly describe the connections of those actions back to the why of visualiza...

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by David Lloyd , 2009
"... Original citation: Lloyd, David (2009). Evaluating human-centered approaches for geovisualization. ..."
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Original citation: Lloyd, David (2009). Evaluating human-centered approaches for geovisualization.
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