TimeViz book is among the top 25% most downloaded Springer eBooks
In 2012 our book on Visualization of Time-Oriented Data was one of the top 25% most downloaded eBooks in the relevant Springer eBook Collection.
News
Markus Bögl nominated to Summer 2013 Epilog!
Four candidates were nominated to present their distinguished master thesis at the summer 2013 Computer Science Epliog at Vienna University of Technology.
Invited Talk: Robert Kosara on Story Telling (22 May 2013)
As part of the Konversatorium meetings organized by the Computer Graphics Institute, Researcher at Tableau Software Dr. Robert Kosara is going to talk about
"How To Tell A Story With and About Data”
When: 22. May 2013 at 11:30 am
Regular contributions in XIMES newsletter: time-oriented information visualization
CVAST outlines in regular contributions to the XIMES newsletter different ways of visualizing time-oriented information. We started with famous examples from the past and will continue to more recent interactive information visualizations.
In the current issue we present a visualization by Étienne-Jules Marey (1830–1904) in the 1880s, which shows the train schedule for the track Paris to Lyon.
The IEG group is happy to introduce and welcome our new colleague Albert Amor-Amorós, who joined our team recently. He is working in the Successful Master Defense
On February 26th 2013, designated IEG member Markus Bögl has successfully defended his Master thesis titled
Visual Analytics for Time Series Analysis
Job: PhD candidate position in Information Visualization / Visual Analytics, Vienna University of Technology, Austria (Deadline 10 March 2013)
The Information Engineering Group at the Institute of Software Technology and Interactive Systems of the Vienna University of Technology is seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate in the field of Information Visualization and Visual Analytics to work in the
SAS/JMP Workshop (19 Feb. 2013 - Vienna)
The IEG group invites you to attend the following half-day workshop, kindly provided by SAS Austria
Date: Tue, Feb 19, 2013, 10:30 - 15:00
Place: Floragasse 7/Top 702 A-1040 Vienna, Austria
Program
Symposium: Trends in Visual Computing (30 Jan. 2013 - Vienna, Austria)
Description: The symposium features 4 high-quality speakers, who will each give a 50 minute talk on her/his thoughts about the future development of her/his area, followed by a 30 minute question & answer period. At the end of the day there will be a 70 minute plenum discussion with all speakers.
Prof. Silvia Miksch in Stuttgart
On 13th and 14th December 2012, Prof. Silvia Miksch visited the VIS Institute (Visualization und Interactive Systems) at Stuttgart University in Germany.
In this visit, Prof. Miksch attended the PhD defense of Eng. Steffen Koch titled
Visual Search and Analysis of Documents in the Intellectual Property Domain