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SciVis 2018: Berlin, Germany
- 2018 IEEE Scientific Visualization Conference, SciVis 2018, Berlin, Germany, October 21-26, 2018. IEEE 2018, ISBN 978-1-5386-6882-5
Short Papers
Visual Abstractions, Perceptual Study and Immersive Visualization
- Keshav Dasu
, Takanori Fujiwara
An Organic Visual Metaphor for Public Understanding of Conditional Co-occurrences. 1-5 - Naif Alharbi, Michael Krone, Matthieu Chavent, Robert S. Laramee:
VAPLI: Novel Visual Abstraction for Protein-Lipid Interactions. 6-10 - Max Zeyen, Tobias Post, Hans Hagen, James P. Ahrens
Color Interpolation for Non-Euclidean Color Spaces. 11-15 - David A. B. Hyde
VRGE: An Immersive Visualization Application for the Geosciences. 16-20 - Roberta C. R. Mota, Allan Rocha, Julio Daniel Silva, Usman R. Alim, Ehud Sharlin:
3De Interactive Lenses for Visualization in Virtual Environments. 21-25 - Rui Li
Toward A Deep Understanding of What Makes a Scientific Visualization Memorable. 26-31 - Roxana Bujack, Terece L. Turton
Ordering Perceptions about Perceptual Order. 32-36 - Siyuan Lin, Hao Jiang, Lingyun Sun:
QuFlow: Visualizing Parameter Flow in Quantum Circuits for Understanding Quantum Computation. 37-41
Flow, Astrophysics, and Computationally Intensive Data Visualization
- Annie Preston, Kwan-Liu Ma:
Cluster-Based Visualization for Merger Tree Data: The Challenge of Missing Expectations. 42-46 - Ayan Biswas
Visualization of Uncertainty for Computationally Intensive Simulations Using High Fidelity Emulators. 47-51 - Anke Friederici, Habib Toye Mahamadou Kele
A Lagrangian Method for Extracting Eddy Boundaries in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. 52-56 - Thomas Wilde, Christian Rössl, Holger Theisel:
FTLE Ridge Lines for Long Integration Times. 57-61 - Petra Gospodnetic
Ocean Current Segmentation at Different Depths and Correlation with Temperature in a MPAS-Ocean Simulation. 62-66 - Naoko Sawada, Masanori Nakayama, Makoto Uemura
TimeTubes: Automatic Extraction of Observable Blazar Features from Long-Term, Multi-Dimensional Datasets. 67-71 - Malik Olivier Boussejra, Kazuya Matsubayashi, Yuriko Takeshima, Shunya Takekawa
aflak: Pluggable Visual Programming Environment with Quick Feedback Loop Tuned for Multi-Spectral Astrophysical Observations. 72-76 - Xiangyang He, Yubo Tao, Qirui Wang, Hai Lin:
Biclusters Based Visual Exploration of Multivariate Scientific Data. 77-81
Contest
- Matt Rehme:
Using Cinematic Effects to Visualize the Deep Water Impact Data Set. 82-84 - Raphael Imahorn, Irene Baeza Rojo, Tobias Günther
Visualization and Analysis of Deep Water Asteroid Impacts. 85-96 - Simon Leistikow, Karim Huesmann, Alexey Fofonov, Lars Linsen:
Visualizing Deep Water Asteroid Impacts: Interactive Visual Analysis of Multi-run Spatio-temporal Simulations. 97-118 - Can Liu
Interactive Visual Exploration and Comparison on the Effect of Asteroid Impacts. 121-122 - Jérôme Dubois, Guénolé Harel, Jacques-Bernard Lekien:
Interactive Visualization and Analysis of High Resolution HPC Simulation Data on a Laptop With VTK. 127-141 - Adhitya Kamakshidasan, José Galaz
Comparative Visualization of Deep Water Asteroid Impacts on Ultra-high-resolution Wall Displays with Seawall. 142-145
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