The 13^th International Symposium on Visual Information Communication and Interaction (VINCI 2020)

Program Details (final)

08 December (Virtual)	09:00	Registration Opens
	09:15 - 09:30	Opening of VINCI
	09:30 - 10:30	Keynote Talk by Fabian Beck
	10:30 - 11:00	Coffee Break
	11:00 - 12:15	Session 1: Hierarchy Visualization
	12:15 - 14:00	Lunch Break
	14:00 - 15:15	Session 2: Machine Learning
	15:15 - 15:45	Coffee Break (Virtual Poster Session)
	15:45 - 17:00	Session 3: Relations and Graph Visualization
	17:00 - 17:15	Short Break
	17:15 - 18:00	Poster Talks
	18:00 - 21:00	After Conference Discussions
09 December (Virtual)	09:30 - 10:30	Keynote Talk by Regina Bernhaupt
	10:30 - 11:00	Coffee Break
	11:00 - 12:15	Session 4: Movement and Eye Movement
	12:15 - 14:00	Lunch Break
	Workshop on Visual Influence and Influential Visualizations (VIIV)
	14:00 - 14:05	Opening workshop
	14:05 - 14:55	Workshop session
	14:55 - 15:15	Final discussions
	15:15 - 15:45	Coffee Break
	15:45 - 17:00	Session 5: Interaction Techniques
	19:00 - 23:00	After Conference Discussions
10 December (Virtual)	09:15 - 10:30	Session 6: Tools and Applications I
	10:30 - 11:00	Coffee Break
	11:00 - 12:15	Session 7: Tools and Applications II
	12:15 - 12:30	Closing, Best Paper/Poster Awards and VINCI 2021
	12:30 - 14:00	After Conference Discussions

Timezone: CET (Central European Time)

Sessions

Session 1: Hierarchy Visualization

1. [FP5] Survey of Treemap Layout Algorithms
   Willy Scheibel, Daniel Limberger and Jürgen Döllner.
2. [FP19] Survey on User Studies on the Effectiveness of Treemaps
   Carolin Fiedler, Willy Scheibel, Daniel Limberger, Matthias Trapp and Jürgen Döllner.
3. [FP1] Multiple Linked Perspectives on Hierarchical Data
   Michael Burch, Huub van de Wetering and Nico Klaassen.

Session 2: Machine Learning

1. [SP33] Machine Learning Interpretability through Contribution-Value Plots
   Dennis Collaris and Jarke J. van Wijk.
2. [FP25] Cluster-Clean-Label: An interactive Machine Learning approach for labeling high-dimensional data
   David Beil and Andreas Theissler.
3. [FP23] The Machine Learning Model as a Guide: Pointing Users to Interesting Instances for Labeling through Visual Cues
   Benedikt Grimmeisen and Andreas Theissler.

Session 3: Relations and Graph Visualization

1. [FP18] Visualizing Dynamic Graphs with Heat Triangles
   Flora Hu, Michael Burch and Huub van de Wetering.
2. [FP31] A Visualization of Family Relations Inspired by the London Metro Map
   Jan Korst, Verus Pronk and Jack van Wijk.
3. [FP12] eDBLP: Visualizing Scientific Publications
   Michael Burch, Abdullah Saeed, Alina Vorobiova, Armin Memar Zahedani, Linus Hafkemeyer and Marco Palazzo.

Session 4: Movement and Eye Movement

1. [FP17] Visualization of Nonlinear Programming for Robot Motion Planning
   David Hägele, Moataz Abdelaal, Ozgur Oguz, Marc Toussaint and Daniel Weiskopf.
2. [FP2] Comparative Visual Gaze Analysis for Virtual Board Games
   Tanja Munz, Noel Schäfer, Tanja Blascheck, Kuno Kurzhals, Eugene Zhang and Daniel Weiskopf.
3. [FP24] Context-Aware Placement of Items with Gaze-Based Interaction
   Shigeo Takahashi, Akane Uchita, Kazuho Watanabe and Masatoshi Arikawa.

Session 5: Interaction Techniques

1. [FP26] PasVis: Enhancing Public Transport Maps with Interactive Passenger Data Visualizations
   Michael Burch, Sina Frommer, Janis Uttenweiler, Peter Grupp, Steffen Haehnle, Josia Scheytt and Uwe Kloos.
2. [FP6] Exploring Vibrotactile Cues for Interactive Guidance in Data Visualization
   Wenkai Han and Hans-Jörg Schulz.
3. [SP32] XplainableClusterExplorer: A novel approach for Interactive Feature Selection for Clustering
   Eric Fezer, Dominik Raab and Andreas Theissler.

Session 6: Tools and Applications I

1. [FP8] Voronoier: From Images to Voronoi Diagrams
   Michael Burch, John van Lith, Nick van de Waterlaat and Jurrien van Winden.
2. [SP20] Tools for Developing Color Ramps for Representing Quantitative Data
   Kazuo Misue.
3. [SP14] Comparing Dimensionality Reductions for Eye Movement Data
   Michael Burch, Tos Kuipers, Chen Qian and Fangqin Zhou.
4. [SP39] Revisiting Common Pitfalls in Graphical Representations Utilizing a Case-based Learning Approach
   The Vinh Nguyen, Kwanghee Jung and Tommy Dang.
5. [SP11] Inner-Process Visualization of Hidden States in Recurrent Neural Networks
   Rafael Garcia and Daniel Weiskopf.

Session 7: Tools and Applications II

1. [FP10] 2.5D Dust & Magnet Visualization for Large Multivariate Data
   Jan Ole Vollmer and Jürgen Döllner.
2. [SP37] Visual analysis of video recorded dinghy sailing sessions
   Gijs Reichert, Marcos Pieras, Ricardo Marroquim and Anna Vilanova.
3. [SP9] VizWick: A Multiperspective View of Hierarchical Data
   Michael Burch, Adrian Vramulet, Alex Thieme, Alina Vorobiova, Denis Shehu, Mara Miulescu, Mehrdad Farsadyar and Tar van Krieken.
4. [SP36] A Scalable “Exploranation” Technique for Hierarchically Indexed Table Data
   Natsuki Hosokawa, Kohei Arimoto and Ken Wakita.
5. [SP30] Guiding Graph Exploration by Combining Layouts and Reorderings
   Michael Burch, Kiet Bennema Ten Brinke, Adrien Castella, Ghassen Karray, Sebastiaan Peters, Vasil Shteriyanov and Rinse Vlaswinkel.

Poster Talks

1. [Poster 34] A Fast Method for Detecting Minority Structures in a Graph
   Fangfang Zhou, Qi'An Chen, Yunlong Cui, Xinyuan Wang, Hongxu Ma, Ying Zhao and Xiaoli Li.
2. [Poster 28] Leveraging Aesthetic Expression in Visualization to Communicate Positive Facts During COVID-19 Pandemic
   Wei Li, Mathias Funk and Aarnout Brombacher.
3. [Poster 4] Depicting Uncertainty in 2.5D Treemaps
   Daniel Limberger, Matthias Trapp and Jürgen Döllner.
4. [Poster 21] Visualization of Contributions to Open-Source Projects
   Andreas Schreiber.

Workshop on Visual Influence and Influential Visualizations (VIIV)

1. Seeing the visual in policy controversies: a systematic review and research framework
   Eduardo Rojas Padilla and Tamara Metze.
2. [WP40] ScagnosticsViewer: Tracking time series patterns via Scagnostics measures
   Ngan Nguyen, Bao Nguyen and Tommy Dang.
3. [WP41] Subsyst Simulator: An Interactive Infographic for Knowledge Transfer
   Alessandro Canossa, Alexis Emanuel Lozano Angulo and Luis Fernando Laris Pardo.
4. [WP43] On becoming influential, the framing and reframing of a visualization in policy debate
   Hiddo Huitzing and Filip de Blois.