Visualizations—visual representations of information, depicted in graphics—are studied by
researchers in numerous ways, ranging from the study of the basic principles of creating …

Life in an increasingly information-rich but highly uncertain world calls for an effective means
of communicating uncertainty to a range of audiences. Senders prefer to convey uncertainty …

Designers often create visualizations to achieve specific high-level analytical or
communication goals. These goals require people to naturally extract complex …

Understanding and accounting for uncertainty is critical to effectively reasoning about
visualized data. However, evaluating the impact of an uncertainty visualization is complex …

Visualisations are powerful communication tools that have the potential to help societies
assess and manage natural hazard and disaster risks. However, the diversity of risk …

As uncertainty visualizations for general audiences become increasingly common,
designers must understand the full impact of uncertainty communication techniques on …

A major challenge in the communication of spatial hazard information is the existence of
substantial variation in people's ability to correctly infer the appropriate conclusions from …

Maps are a sensible approach for communicating wildfire early warnings to the public as
such warnings often contain a multitude of spatial information. However, a reluctance of …

Decisions with spatial visualizations are often made under uncertainty and high time
pressure. However, missing or improper representation of uncertainty can hamper the …

There is a growing body of evidence that numerical uncertainty expressions can be used by
non-experts to improve decision quality. Moreover, there is some evidence that similar …