Visualizing information in user interfaces to complex, large-scale systems is difficult due to
visual fragmentation caused by an enormous amount of inter-related data distributed across …

Animations are commonplace in today's user interfaces. From bouncing icons that catch
attention, to transitions hel** with orientation, to tutorials, animations can serve numerous …

Sometimes users fail to notice a change that just took place on their display. For example,
the user may have accidentally deleted an icon or a remote collaborator may have changed …

This research demonstrates how principles of self-organization and behavior simulation can
be used to represent dynamic data evolutions by extending the concept of information …

Although cancer patients survive years after oncologic therapy, they are plagued with long-
lasting or permanent residual symptoms, whose severity, rate of development, and …

We present CAST, an authoring tool that enables the interactive creation of chart animations.
It introduces the visual specification of chart animations consisting of keyframes that can be …

Several authors have noticed that the common representation of images as vectors is sub-
optimal. The process of vectorization eliminates spatial relations between some of the …

We present an authoring tool, called CAST+ (Canis Studio Plus), that enables the interactive
creation of chart animations through the direct manipulation of keyframes. It introduces the …

Managing large amounts of dynamic visual information involves understanding changes
happening out of the user's sight. In this paper, we show how current software does not …

We present Growing Polygons, a novel visualization technique for the graphical
representation of causal relations and information flow in a system of interacting processes …