News

Juri Buchmüller
University of Konstanz, Germany

https://www.vis.uni-konstanz.de/mitglieder/buchmueller/

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Time: Tuesday, February 26,  2019 at 16:00 (4 pm)
Location: TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology), 4., Favoritenstraße 9-11, stairs 3, 4. floor, green area, Seminarraum E188/2
http://www.wegweiser.ac.at/tuwien/hoersaal/1882.html

The VAHC 2019 Workshop on Visual Analytics in Healthcare will be held in conjunction with the IEEE VIS in Vancouver, Canada, Oct 21st, 2019.

Details at: http://www.visualanalyticshealthcare.org/

A interesting article about Saminu Salisu and the polycube project in Der Standard, December 19, 2018 (in German).

The CVAST group is proud to introduce and welcome our new colleague Victor Schetinger! Starting from December 2018, Victor will be working on the Interactive Music Mapping Vienna (IMMV) and Knowledge-Assisted Visual Analytics (KnoVA) projects at T

CVAST submission at GD 2018 contest earned the 3rd place, making its way to the podium.

All the authors thank the contest committee for the opportunity of being represented at a such prestigious venue and all the people who contributed to this result. Read the news entry for the download links!

Every year, at the International Symposium on Graph Drawing and Network Visualization a contest is held, in which several researchers produce a visualization (made by hand or automatically generated) of a given dataset and compete on which one represents it the best, according to various criteria that include the overall presentation and the faithfulness to the original dataset. This year, two datasets were given:

Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien):
Research Division "Visual Analytics" : Centre for Visual Analytics Science and Technology (CVAST)

The CVAST group is proud to introduce and welcome our new colleague Alessio Arleo:

The Austrian Science Fund (FWF) is funding a new project led by Silvia Miksch (conceptualized with Paolo Federico and Albert Amor-Amoros) and in cooperation with Talin Barisani-Asenbauer (Laura Bassi Centres of Expertise LBC Ocuvac,

The Interactive Music Mapping Vienna (IMMV) research project has been featured in a few newspapers and online magazines, including 'Die Presse', 'Der Standard', and FWF's 'Scilog'. The project’s focus is the valorisation and the mediation of the capabilities of music as an urban identification tool.