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Information Visualization

Notes

The slides and additional material (readings, practical works, etc.) are available at my InfoVis page.

Schedule

22 sep.Lecture: Introduction (1/n); readings: Graphs in Statistical Analysis & The Eyes Have It; viewing: Hans Rosling’s TED talks
29 sept. 
6 oct. 
13 oct. 
20 oct. 
3 nov. 
10 nov. 
17 nov. 
1 dec. 
8 dec. 
15 dec. 
12 jan.exam preparation

Video index

Visual mapping
Tour of the InfoVis zoo (sample mappings analysis)
more mapping analysis from previous exams
and more
Composite visual mappings
Interaction
Interaction (cont.)
Interaction: Dendrogramix walkthrough
Networks: graphs
Networks: graphs/node-link diagram
Networks: graphs/adjacency matrix
...

Assignements

tba nov.warmup: complete D3.js practical works step #0 (0%) and step #1 (10%)10%
tba nov.questions (see project page)10%
ta dec.designs40%
tba dec.form groups 
tba jan.implementation40%

Tracker

last update:

last namefirst namegroupwarmupquestionsdesignsimplem.

Project

The project will count for 34% of the final mark.

See the project page for the project description.

Internships

I may propose internships to students highly interested in information visualisation.

My current research interests are:

  • visualization for uneven distributions to understand inequalities
  • using animation in visualisation to understand reordering
  • leveraging high performance computing infrastructure to enable high throughput interactive visualisations

Those subject can be applied to datasets comming from geoscience.

Subject details will be discussed with prospective students, feel free to contact me.

Past exams

2015 exam 2016 exam 2017 exam 2018 exam 2019 exam 2020 exam 2021 exam 2022 exam 2024 exam 2025 exam

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