DocumentCode
125447
Title
Affective and Effective Visualisation: Communicating Science to Non-expert Users
Author
Gough, Phillip ; De Berigny Wall, Caitilin ; Bednarz, Tomasz
fYear
2014
fDate
4-7 March 2014
Firstpage
335
Lastpage
339
Abstract
This paper outlines Non-Expert User Visualisation (NEUVis), a mode of information visualisation commonly practiced by artists and designers. NEUVis, a wicked problem, accounts for design constraints related to the affective (or emotional) response by the user. This contrasts NEUVis from the tame, but complex, problems associated with scientific visualisation. Examples of scientific visualisation and NEUVis show how the challenge of NEUVis can be overcome by collaboration between artists/designers and scientists. Current Research at the Design Lab at The University of Sydney into NEUVis aims to map the different levels of cognitive and emotional response of different modes of visualisation.
Keywords
art; data visualisation; natural sciences computing; Design Lab; NEUVis; The University of Sydney; affective response; affective visualisation; cognitive response; design constraints; effective visualisation; emotional response; information visualisation; nonexpert user visualisation; scientific visualisation; Art; Collaboration; Data visualization; Educational institutions; Meteorology; Microorganisms; Visualization; NEUVis; dissemination and storytelling; general public; infoVis; information visualisation; non expert user; presentation; visualisation for the masses; wicked problems;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Visualization Symposium (PacificVis), 2014 IEEE Pacific
Conference_Location
Yokohama
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PacificVis.2014.39
Filename
6787193
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