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Call for Articles to Special Issue in Journal of Electronics

09/03/2022/in Deadline, h_da, Journal, Publication/by Dirk Burkhardt

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kawa Nazemi is organizing together with Prof. Dr. Egils Ginters and Dr. Michael Bažant a special issue on “Visual Analytics, Simulation, and Decision-Making Technologies” in the MDPI Journal of Electronics.

The Journal of Electronics is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal on the science of electronics and its applications published semimonthly online by MDPI. It publishes reviews, research articles, short communications, and letters. The aim is to encourage scientists to publish their experimental and theoretical results in as much detail as possible. There is no restriction on the length of the papers. Full experimental and/or methodical details must be provided.

With the recent rise in cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, new and unsolved societal economic challenges can be solved sophisticatedly. Disciplines such as visual analytics, simulation, data analytics, natural language processing, and image and video processing combined with the human in the interaction loop have led to new systems, methods, concepts, and architectural designs that help us to face societal challenges, e.g., climate, mobility, sustainability, smart city. Furthermore, these approaches lead to predicting likely future scenarios in the economy. These enhancements enable gathering the market relevance of upcoming technologies, analyzing the competitors and other forthcoming competitive technologies, and analyzing new markets for technologies. Thus, the aspect of sustainability plays an increasing role, even in market positioning or in the development and deployment of new technologies.

In this Special Issue, we are interested in systems, system architectures, computational techniques, methods and models, and literature reviews in the areas of analytical decision making, collaborative work, sustainability, economy, simulation, object monitoring, and behavior detection.

From a methodological point of view, the focus is on combining technological approaches from various disciplines to provide new ways and methods for analyzing data and models and enabling novel approaches for solving societal and economic challenges. On the practical side, we are looking for algorithms, software, prototypes, and demonstrators of decision-making support with the human-in-the-loop in various application fields. Topics of interest include but are not limited to the following:

  • Visual analytics and information visualization
  • Artificial intelligence and machine learning
  • Simulation and modeling for digital twins
  • Collaboration systems and collaborative work
  • Data analytics and natural language processing
  • Analytical systems for mobility, transportation, and traffic
  • Analytical systems for sustainability and environment
  • Analytical systems for corporate foresight
  • Analytical systems for smart manufacturing
  • Technologies for smart city, virtual, and augmented reality applications
  • Quantum and high-performance computing use
  • Digital wallet and blockchain synergy
  • Fault diagnosis in cyber-physical systems
  • Predictive maintenance in Industry 4.0
  • Object monitoring and behavior detection

If you are interested in the journal and in submitting an article, please note the information on the special issue website: Special Issue “Visual Analytics, Simulation, and Decision-Making Technologies”.

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Book appeared – Integrating Artificial Intelligence and Visualization

04/02/2022/in Book, Conference, Research/by Kawa Nazemi
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Call for Papers to the International Information Visualisation Conference (iV 2022)

24/11/2021/in Conference, Event, Publication/by Dirk Burkhardt

We are again co-organizing the track International Symposium Visual Analytics and Data Science (VA) at the next International Information Visualisation Conference (iV 2022) in Vienna, Austria on 19-22 July 2022. The Information Visualisation Conference (iV) is an international conference that aims to provide a foundation for integrating the human-centered, technological and strategic aspects of information visualization to promote international exchange, cooperation, and development.

In the present information era, most aspects of our lives depend on and are driven by data, information, knowledge, user experience, and culture. Information Visualisation, Visual Analytics, Business Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data Science are only a few research areas of the current state of art enabling to increase the comprehension of the information on which is based the infrastructure of our society. The International Conference on Information Visualisation is concentrated around these hot topics. As in the previous edition, also this year there will be the opportunity of starting international cooperations and European research projects, and of discussing with international relevance keynote speakers. The conference is articulated in symposia, with details and further information available on the Symposia webpage.

 

Your work may be submitted as

  • a full paper
  • a short paper
  • a poster presentation (displayed online or during the showcase event)

 

These submissions include, but are not limited to

  • Information Visualisation Theory & Practice
  • Narrative
  • Visualization and Storytelling
  • Glyphs: Shapes, Icons, Text and Imagery in Visualization
  • Information Visualization Evaluation
  • Visual Analytics
  • Social media analytics
  • GeoVisual Analytics and Spatial-Temporal Analytics
  • Knowledge Visualization and Visual Thinking
  • Advances in Interactive and Visual Data Clustering
  • Visualisation in Business Intelligence and Open Data
  • Knowledge Domain Visualisation
  • Open Source Intelligence and Web Mining & Web Visualization
  • Co-operative Design Visualisation
  • Human-Computer Interaction for Information Visualization
  • Graph and Network Visualisation
  • Digital Humanities Knowledge Visualization
  • BioMedical Visualization
  • Visualization, Art, & Design
  • Symposium of Digital Art and Gallery
  • Augmented Reality Visualization and Art
  • Computer Animation, Information Visualisation, and Digital Effects
  • Computer Games and their applications (CGa)
  • Multimedia and E-learning
  • Digital Entertainment

 

Interested parties in the area of Visual Computing are invited to submit paper their proposal until 15 March 2022 via the conference submission system.

Please note our summarization of the 26th International Conference Information Visualization (iV 2022) event.

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Elected in the Board of Publication Chairs @ International Information Visualisation Conference (iV2020)

22/05/2020/in Conference, Event, Publication/by Kawa Nazemi

Professor Dr. Kawa Nazemi was elected as member of the publication chair board of the International Information Visualisation Conference (iV 2020) in Vienna, Austria. The Information Visualisation Conference (iV) is an international conference that aims to provide a foundation for integrating the human-centered, technological and strategic aspects of information visualization to promote international exchange, cooperation and development.

The scope of the conference covers the following topics:

  • Combining visual and computational methods of Data Analysis, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
  • Visual Analytics models and approaches
  • Novel Visual Analytics applications
  • Visual Trend Analytics
  • Visual Analytics of spatial, temporal, and spatio-temporal data
  • Knowledge construction and management in Visual Analytics
  • Guidance in Visual Analytics
  • Intelligent approaches of Visual Analytics and Data Science
  • Adaptive Visual Analytics
  • Cognitive approaches and explanations for Visual Analytics
  • Visual Analytics for explaining AI
  • Visualization of Data Mining algorithms
  • Empirical performance studies
  • Evaluation of Visual Data Mining methods
  • Collaborative Visual

Please note that the IV2020 will be held online and the submission deadline was extended. The processings will be published as usual in IEEE Xplore.

Our Group co-organizes the main symposium 12th International Symposium Visual Analytics and Data Science.

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VIS-Group co-organizes the International Information Visualisation Conference (iV2020)

26/11/2019/in Conference, Event, Publication/by Dirk Burkhardt

We are co-organizing the track International Symposium Visual Analytics and Data Science (VA) at the next International Information Visualisation Conference (iV 2020) in Vienna, Austria on 28-31 July 2020. The Information Visualisation Conference (iV) is an international conference that aims to provide a foundation for integrating the human-centered, technological and strategic aspects of information visualization to promote international exchange, cooperation and development.

Interested parties in the arae of Visual Computing are invited to submit paper propsals until 15 March 2020 via the conference submission system. Please note the covered topics and the call for papers, as well as the submision guidelines.

Please note our summarization to the 24rd International Conference Information Visualization (iV 2020) event.

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Summer School: From Smart to Intelligent Cities – Concepts, Methods, Digital Transformation

18/06/2018/in Lecture, Practical Experience, Teaching/by Dirk Burkhardt

At the EFST Summer School 2018 (from 18th to 22nd of June) on the University of Split Prof. Nazemi gives lectures on “Intelligent Visualizations in Future Policy Modelling” and “Data Analysis for eGovernance and eParticipation”. The lectures are a summary of current researches in this field as well as gained results in national and European research project on e-Government actions for Cities.

The concepts of Smart and Intelligent Cities constitute a breakthrough in contemporary urban development and management. The Smart City notion has gained much popularity in the past years, but recently also the concept of Intelligent City – base on cognitive, learning and knowledge principles – has become en vogue. They prompted not also many debates but also many urban planning initiatives informed and influenced by rapid development of smart technologies and growing interest in digital transformation of public services. By presenting the most prominent challenges of these concepts and enabling technologies, participants will get an opportunity to understand and contribute to the challenges faced by modern cities and to explore more efficient solutions resulting from swift technology development and digital transformation initiatives in this specific context.

The Summer School offers a unique opportunity to learn and discuss about structures, actors, processes and challenges of regional and urban development and management in dialogue with international academic experts and practitioners. This will be achieved through lectures from leading academics and experts in the field.

The program can be downloaded here.

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  • Shahrukh Badar defended his Master Thesis on Process Mining for Workflow-Driven Assistance in Visual Trend Analytics27/04/2022 - 9:00
  • Sibgha Nazir defended her Master Thesis on Visual Analytics on Enterprise Reports for Investment and Strategical Analysis29/03/2022 - 8:31
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