SIMS 247: Information Visualization and Presentation Online Information Visualization Resources (Under Construction)

Overview Lectures & Assignments Class Projects Administrivia Readings Online InfoViz Resources

Lists of Links "Atlas of Cyberspaces" A really big collection of interesting visualization links, especially maps, graphs, and landscapes. Gallery of Data Visualization; The Best and Worst of Statistical Graphics UMD On-line Library of Information Visualization Environments Information Visualization Resources on the Web by Tamara Munzner A set of 2D and 3D tools, several of which can be downloaded, put together by Ben Houston. Information Visualization Bibliography by Tamara Munzner My Reader from Fall '98 course Research Groups and Projects Pacific Northwest National Lab 3D tools for text and multivariate data Bell Labs EDV project George Furnas's research pages Chris Healey's home page Chris Healey's preattentive processing page Matt Ward's visualization tools page including Xmdv Xerox PARC's Information Visualization Group Nonlinear Magnification page Conferences and Workshops IEEE Information Visualization Symposium 2000 (From campus machines you can access the proceedings of these and other years' proceedings at http://ieeexplore.ieee.org (Click on Proceedings, then search on Visualization)) WebVis 2000, Second international workshop on Web-Based Information Visualization Other Visualization Courses Information Visualization, Prof. George Furnas, U Michigan, Fall 1999 Information Visualization, Prof. John Stasko, Georgia Tech, Fall 1999 Geography and Visualization, Prof. JB Krygier, Ohio Wesleyan Graduate seminar on Visualization and Modeling in K-14 Education, Prof. Marcia Linn and Eric Baumgartner, UCB Information Visualization, Prof. Ben Bedersen, Catherine Plaisant, and Ben Shneiderman's course at the University of Maryland, Spring 2001. MAS 963, Social Visualization, Prof. Judith Donath, MIT Media Lab, Fall 1999. CS 348C, Visualizing Computer Systems, Profs. Pat Hanrahan, Marc Levoy, and Mendel Rosenblum, Stanford University, Fall 1996. Advanced topics on information visualization Prof. Katy Borner at Indiana University. Other Information Information about John Tukey, inventor of Exploratory Data Analysis Just for Fun Find the Black Dot