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John Stasko |
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Carsten Görg |
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James Eagan |
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Youn ah Kang |
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Zhicheng Liu |
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Chris Plaue |
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Zach Pousman |
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Vasili Pantazopoulos |
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 intelligence analysis and sensemaking. |
  
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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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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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M5 Making multiple monitors more manageable and exploring how window management techniques can improve the use of multiple monitor systems. |
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AuraOrbs Communicating presence and awareness data through an ambient information system. |
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Talking Heads Exploring the use of embodied interface agents who assist people with daily tasks. |
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BlueGoo Combining information and aesthetics in a peripheral awareness system. |
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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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Ambient Trolley Communicating trolley travel times in an ambient toy display. |
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iShop Exploring how PDAs could be used in shopping at grocery stores and other retail environments. |
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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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Doctoral fellowships in visual analytics are available for Fall 2009. More details John gave the the opening keynote at the 2008 VL/HCC and SoftVis Symposia in September. We had 3 papers accepted at the 2008 IEEE InfoVis Conference in October. John visited the CEPS Center and DSTO in Australia in June to give talks about the Jigsaw system to government, industry, and academic officials. We won the university component of the VAST 2007 Contest using our Jigsaw system. Videos of CS 7450 InfoVis lectures now available at the Visual Analytics Digital Library Together with our partners at UNC-Charlotte, we run the Southeastern Regional Visualization and Analytics Center with research support by the NVAC Program and DHS. |
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