SPIE 2002 Conference On Visualization and Data Analysis

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Conference Chairs & Program Committee Members

Monday, January 21

Session 1: Large-Scale Data Visualizations
Session Chair: Robert F. Erbacher

8:30 Responsive scalable thin wire visualization: application to large geographic datasets, C. Yap, K. Been, Z. Du

8:50 View-dependent approach to MIP for very large data, N. Shareef, R. Crawfis

Session Break 9:10-9:20

Session 2: Volume Visualization 1
Session Chair: Philip C. Chen

9:20 Naturally convergent and optimal 3D surface mesh generation by concurrent agents, H. Wei, D. Y. Y. Yun

9:40 Using quadratic simplicial elements for hierarchical approximation and visualization, D. F. Wiley, B. Hamann, Univ H. R. Childs, K. I. Joy, N. L. Max

Coffee Break 10:00-10:20

Session 3: Biomedical Visualization
Session Chair: Matti Gröhn

10:20 Remote transformation and local 3D reconstruction and visualization of biomedical data sets in Java3D, J. Meyer, P. Pinnamaneni, S. Saladi

10:40 Segmentation and 3D visualization of high-resolution human brain cryosections, I. Takanashi, E. B. Lum, K. L. Ma, J. Meyer, B. Hamann, A. J. Olson

11:00 Effective classification of 3D image data using partitioning methods, V. Megalooikonomou, D. Pokrajac, A. Lazarevic, Z. Obradovic

Session Break 11:20-11:30

Session 4: Scientific Visualization
Session Chair: Ed Swan

11:30 Visualization and holography: real virtuality, S. V. Matveyev, S. Klimenko

11:50 Representing thermal vibrations and uncertainty in molecular surfaces, C. H. Lee, A. Varshney, J. Moult

Lunch Break 12:10-1:50

Session 5: Applications
Session Chair: Craig M. Wittenbrink

1:50 Invited Paper: Visualizing and Analyzing Clickstream Data, Stephen G. Eick

2:30 Application of physics engines in virtual worlds, M. Norman, T. Taylor

2:50 Component-oriented approach to adaptive collaborative visualization, J. Gallop, C. Cooper, I. Johnson, D. Duce, G. S. Blair, G. Coulson, T. Fitzpatrick

Coffee Break 3:10-3:30

Session 6: Algorithms
Session Chair: Katy Börner

3:30 Efficient implementations of edge localization algorithms, R. Sundaram

3:50 Fast simulation of atomic-force-microscope imaging of atomic and polygonal surfaces using graphics hardware, G. Varadhan, W. Robinett, D. Erie, R. M. Taylor II

4:10 Contour-based progressive coding of cutting plane data, Y. Guan, R. J. Moorhead II

4:30 Data compression method for tetrahedral meshes, S. K. Ueng, K. Sikorski

Session Break 4:50-5:00

5:00 Comprehensible volume LIC rendering based on 3D significance map, L. Chen, I. Fujishiro, Y. Suzuki

5:20 Operation level acceleration for volume rendering, J. Song, O. Gwun, H. Jeong

5:40 Volume visualization of 5D sedimentation models, R. Vickery, T. Keen, R. Brou, D. Carruth, R. J. Moorhead II, S. Doane

9:30 Interactive distributed hardware-accelerated LOC-sprite terrain rendering with stable frame rates, J. E. Swan II, J. Arango, B. K. Nakshatrala

10:10 Interactive parallel visualization framework for distributed data, K. A. Perrine, D. R. Jones, P. Hochschild, R. A. Swetz

11:00 TugOfWar: a simple 2D web visualization technique, E. A. El-Kwae, L. S. Tsay

11:20 Using semantic treemaps to categorize and visualize bookmark files, Y. Feng, K. Börner

1:40 Invited Paper: Discoverying the Unexpected Through Visual Analytics, Jim J. Thomas

2:20 Distributed computation of planar closed streamlines, T. Wischgoll, G. Scheuermann, H. Hagen

2:40 HSV representation of non-Newtonian Lattice-Boltzmann flows, R. Geist, K. Rasche, J. Westall

3:20 Statistical generation of city models, C. Yap, H. Biermann, A. Hertzmann, C. Li, J. Meyer, H. K. Pao, S. Paxia

3:40 Visualization of high-density 3D graphs using nonlinear visual space transformations, M. C. Hao, U. Dayal, D. Cotting

4:50 Combining physical and semantical navigation in 3D information, C. Russo Dos Santos, P. Gros, P. Abel

5:10 Virtual-virtual haptic feedback and why it wasn't enough, M. J. Bailey, D. Clark

Brain Slicer: a high-performance Internet-based neuromedical imaging system, R. Zhao, T. Tao, M. Gabriel, G. Belford

Roget2000: a 2D hyperbolic tree visualization of Roget's Thesaurus, J. Baumgartner, T. A. Waugh Footprint algorithm based on the cubic energy, S. Gu, J. Shi, T. Chen

Imaging wet gas separation process by capacitance tomography, W. Yang, V. T. Nguyen, M. Betting, Twister B.V., A. Chondronasios, S. Nuttras, F. Okimoto, Twister B.V., H. McCann

FlySanDiego: a web-aware 3D interactive regional information system, M. J. Bailey, S. Lukas

Distributed sound for volumes: data analysis using distributed visualization and sonification, R. Minghim, V. C. Lucas Salvador, B. Sousa Freitas, M. C. Ferreira de Oliveira, L. Gustavo Nonato

Non-rigid 3D registration in freehand fetal ultrasound imaging by using feature points, Z. Zhang, T. H. Tat

Three-dimensional audio rendering for distributed virtual environment, Q. Zhang GeoCrystal: graphic-interactive access to geodata archives, S. Göbel, J. Haist, C. Göbel

Extended abstracts for the SPIE conference on Visualization and Data Analysis 2003 will be due June 30, 2002. Contact Dr. Erbacher at erbacher@cs.albany.edu for more information as it becomes available.

SPIE Conference on Visualization and Data Analysis (Formerly: SPIE Conference on Visual Data Exploration and Analysis 1993-2001) January 20-25, 2002, San Jose Convention Center, San Jose, California, USA		Home Important Dates: 19 February 2001: Calls for Participation 25 June 2001: Abstracts Due 19 November 2001: Final Summary Due 17 December 2001: Manuscripts Due 20-25 January 2002: Electronic Imaging 2002

	Advanced Program PDF Download \| SPIE Confernce Link Conference Chairs & Program Committee Members Monday, January 21 Session 1: Large-Scale Data Visualizations Session Chair: Robert F. Erbacher 8:30 Responsive scalable thin wire visualization: application to large geographic datasets, C. Yap, K. Been, Z. Du 8:50 View-dependent approach to MIP for very large data, N. Shareef, R. Crawfis Session Break 9:10-9:20 Session 2: Volume Visualization 1 Session Chair: Philip C. Chen 9:20 Naturally convergent and optimal 3D surface mesh generation by concurrent agents, H. Wei, D. Y. Y. Yun 9:40 Using quadratic simplicial elements for hierarchical approximation and visualization, D. F. Wiley, B. Hamann, Univ H. R. Childs, K. I. Joy, N. L. Max Coffee Break 10:00-10:20 Session 3: Biomedical Visualization Session Chair: Matti Gröhn 10:20 Remote transformation and local 3D reconstruction and visualization of biomedical data sets in Java3D, J. Meyer, P. Pinnamaneni, S. Saladi 10:40 Segmentation and 3D visualization of high-resolution human brain cryosections, I. Takanashi, E. B. Lum, K. L. Ma, J. Meyer, B. Hamann, A. J. Olson 11:00 Effective classification of 3D image data using partitioning methods, V. Megalooikonomou, D. Pokrajac, A. Lazarevic, Z. Obradovic Session Break 11:20-11:30 Session 4: Scientific Visualization Session Chair: Ed Swan 11:30 Visualization and holography: real virtuality, S. V. Matveyev, S. Klimenko 11:50 Representing thermal vibrations and uncertainty in molecular surfaces, C. H. Lee, A. Varshney, J. Moult Lunch Break 12:10-1:50 Session 5: Applications Session Chair: Craig M. Wittenbrink 1:50 Invited Paper: Visualizing and Analyzing Clickstream Data, Stephen G. Eick 2:30 Application of physics engines in virtual worlds, M. Norman, T. Taylor 2:50 Component-oriented approach to adaptive collaborative visualization, J. Gallop, C. Cooper, I. Johnson, D. Duce, G. S. Blair, G. Coulson, T. Fitzpatrick Coffee Break 3:10-3:30 Session 6: Algorithms Session Chair: Katy Börner 3:30 Efficient implementations of edge localization algorithms, R. Sundaram 3:50 Fast simulation of atomic-force-microscope imaging of atomic and polygonal surfaces using graphics hardware, G. Varadhan, W. Robinett, D. Erie, R. M. Taylor II 4:10 Contour-based progressive coding of cutting plane data, Y. Guan, R. J. Moorhead II 4:30 Data compression method for tetrahedral meshes, S. K. Ueng, K. Sikorski Session Break 4:50-5:00 Session 7: Volume Visualization 2 Session Chair: Jonathan C. Roberts 5:00 Comprehensible volume LIC rendering based on 3D significance map, L. Chen, I. Fujishiro, Y. Suzuki 5:20 Operation level acceleration for volume rendering, J. Song, O. Gwun, H. Jeong 5:40 Volume visualization of 5D sedimentation models, R. Vickery, T. Keen, R. Brou, D. Carruth, R. J. Moorhead II, S. Doane 7:30 Viz Dinner: Details to be Announced Tuesday, January 22 Session 8: Parallel Visualization Session Chair: Jonathan C. Roberts 9:30 Interactive distributed hardware-accelerated LOC-sprite terrain rendering with stable frame rates, J. E. Swan II, J. Arango, B. K. Nakshatrala 9:50 Distributed feature extraction, D. E. Silver, Y. Kusurkar, J. Chen 10:10 Interactive parallel visualization framework for distributed data, K. A. Perrine, D. R. Jones, P. Hochschild, R. A. Swetz Coffee Break 10:30-11:00 Session 9: Internet and Web Visualizations Session Chair: Matti Gröhn 11:00 TugOfWar: a simple 2D web visualization technique, E. A. El-Kwae, L. S. Tsay 11:20 Using semantic treemaps to categorize and visualize bookmark files, Y. Feng, K. Börner 11:40 Glyph-based generic network visualization, R. F. Erbacher Lunch Break 12:00-1:40 Session 10: Flow Visualizations Session Chair: Craig M. Wittenbrink 1:40 Invited Paper: Discoverying the Unexpected Through Visual Analytics, Jim J. Thomas 2:20 Distributed computation of planar closed streamlines, T. Wischgoll, G. Scheuermann, H. Hagen 2:40 HSV representation of non-Newtonian Lattice-Boltzmann flows, R. Geist, K. Rasche, J. Westall Coffee Break 3:00-3:20 Session 11: Visualization Techniques Session Chair: Philip C. Chen 3:20 Statistical generation of city models, C. Yap, H. Biermann, A. Hertzmann, C. Li, J. Meyer, H. K. Pao, S. Paxia 3:40 Visualization of high-density 3D graphs using nonlinear visual space transformations, M. C. Hao, U. Dayal, D. Cotting 4:00 Regular spatial separation for exploratory visualization, J. C. Roberts 4:20 Automated geodata analysis and metadata generation, D. Balfanz Session Break 4:40-4:50 Session 12: Interaction Session Chair: Robert F. Erbacher 4:50 Combining physical and semantical navigation in 3D information, C. Russo Dos Santos, P. Gros, P. Abel 5:10 Virtual-virtual haptic feedback and why it wasn't enough, M. J. Bailey, D. Clark Session Break 5:30-5:45 5:45 Panel Session: VizLies Poster Papers Monday, January 20, 5:30-7:00 pm Improved ray-casting algorithm for volume visualization, S. N. Yang, T. S. Wu Brain Slicer: a high-performance Internet-based neuromedical imaging system, R. Zhao, T. Tao, M. Gabriel, G. Belford Roget2000: a 2D hyperbolic tree visualization of Roget's Thesaurus, J. Baumgartner, T. A. Waugh Footprint algorithm based on the cubic energy, S. Gu, J. Shi, T. Chen Imaging wet gas separation process by capacitance tomography, W. Yang, V. T. Nguyen, M. Betting, Twister B.V., A. Chondronasios, S. Nuttras, F. Okimoto, Twister B.V., H. McCann Combination of content maps by co-word analysis, A. Zartl, E. Schiebel FlySanDiego: a web-aware 3D interactive regional information system, M. J. Bailey, S. Lukas Distributed sound for volumes: data analysis using distributed visualization and sonification, R. Minghim, V. C. Lucas Salvador, B. Sousa Freitas, M. C. Ferreira de Oliveira, L. Gustavo Nonato Non-rigid 3D registration in freehand fetal ultrasound imaging by using feature points, Z. Zhang, T. H. Tat Three-dimensional audio rendering for distributed virtual environment, Q. Zhang GeoCrystal: graphic-interactive access to geodata archives, S. Göbel, J. Haist, C. Göbel *Call For Papers* Extended abstracts for the SPIE conference on Visualization and Data Analysis 2003 will be due June 30, 2002. Contact Dr. Erbacher at erbacher@cs.albany.edu for more information as it becomes available. OLD LINKS (2001): Abstract Submission Sample Papers Excerpt from Conference Proceedings 2001	San Jose Links San Jose Mercury News Bayarea.com Metroactive-San Francisco Bay Area Arts & Entertaiment VDA Conference Links Abstract Submission (Old) Sample Papers Excerpt from Conference Proceedings 2001 Contact Information Conference Chairs Robert F. Erbacher, Computer Science Department, University at Albany - SUNY Philip Chen, Future, Inc. Matti Gröhn, Helsinki University of Technology Jonathan C. Roberts, Computing Laboratory, University of Kent at Canterbury Craig M. Wittenbrink, nVIDIA Program Committee Members Katy Borner, Indiana University Uwe Brinkschulte, University of Karlsruhe L. Eric Greenwade, Idaho National Engineering Lab. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Georg Pagendarm, German Aerospace Research Establishment Alex Pang, University of California-Santa Cruz Chris Shaw, Georgia Tech J. Edward Swan II, The Naval Research Laboratory Pak Chung Wong, Pacific Northwest National Lab Yingcai Xiao, The University of Akron Other Conference Links Workshop on Fundamental Issues of Visualization, June 25-28, 2001, Las Vegas, NV, USA Siggraph 2001, August 12-17, Los Angeles, California, USA IEEE Visualization 2001, October 21 - October 26, 2001, San Diego, California, USA Visual Interfaces to Digital Libraries - Its Past, Present, and Future, June 28th 2001, Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center, Roanoke, VA, USA. A workshop at the First ACM & IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries.