Monday 2 October 2017
Many thanks to all our presenters and also to our attentive audience who, from all accounts, made this a very successful workshop. Video of the presentations (slides and audio) will be available as soon as this is provided by the conference. Abstracts and full text is available by following the ⇒.
Morning session (8.30 – 12.10)
Room 105 – ABC (see map)
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Introduction | Geoff Ellis |
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A Framework for Studying Biases in Visualization Research ⇒ | Michael Sedlmair, University of Vienna |
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Four Perspectives on Human Bias in Visual Analytics ⇒ | Emily Wall, Georgia Tech |
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The Curse of Knowledge in Visual Data Communication ⇒ | Cindy Xiong, Northwestern University |
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Bias by default? A means for a priori interface measurement ⇒ | Joseph Cottam, Pacific Northwest Labs |
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Towards a Bayesian Model of Data Visualization Cognition ⇒ | Yifan Wu, UC Berkeley |
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Discovering Cognitive Biases in a Visual Analytics Environment ⇒ | Michael Bedek, Graz University of Technology |
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Towards Understanding Familiarity Related Cognitive Biases in Visualization Design and Usage ⇒ | Aritra Dasgupta, Pacific Northwest Labs |
| 10.10 | Refreshment break | |
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Data Visualization Literacy and Visualization Biases: Cases for Merging Parallel Threads ⇒ | Hamid Mansoor, Worcester Polytechnic |
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Promoting Representational Fluency for Cognitive Bias Mitigation in Information Visualization ⇒ | Paul Parsons, Purdue University |
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The Biases of Thinking Fast and Thinking Slow ⇒ | Dirk Streeb, University of Konstanz |
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Cognitive Biases in Visual Analytics – A Critical Reflection ⇒ | Margit Pohl, University of Vienna |
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Designing Breadth-Oriented Data Exploration for Mitigating Cognitive Biases ⇒ | Terrance Law, Georgia Tech |
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Holistic Reviews in Admissions: Reviewer Biases and Visualization Strategies to Mitigate Them ⇒ | Poorna Talkad Sukumar, University of Notre Dame, Indiana |
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Black Hat Visualization ⇒ | Michael Correll, University of Washington |
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Round Up | Alex Endert |
| 12.10 | Lunch |
Afternoon session (2.00 – 5.00)
Room 103 – A
See what the groups got up to in this interesting afternoon session
ORGANISERS
Geoffrey Ellis, Data Analysis and Visualisation group, University of Konstanz, Germany
Evanthia Dimara, AVIZ team, INRIA, France
Donald Kretz, Applied Research Associates, USA
Alex Endert, Visual Analytics Lab, Georgia Tech, USA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This workshop is supported by the EU project Visual Analytics for Sense-making in Criminal Intelligence Analysis (VALCRI) under grant number FP7-SEC-2013-608142.