Researchers: Andrew Johnson, Arun Rao, Brenda Lopez Silva, Jason Leigh, Javid Alimohideen, Julieta Aguilera, Luc Renambot, Robert Grossman, Mike Sabala

URL: http://www.evl.uic.edu/cavern/pavis

Funding: U.S. Pantheon Project & NSF

PAVIS: Pervasive Adaptive Visualization and Interaction Service is an adaptive system intended to automatically generate resource-aware visualizations and context-sensitive user-interfaces that are best suited for the display devices using rule-based techniques. Based on the user’s environment, display devices may vary widely from a cell-phone, desktop computers to high-resolution tiled displays. A context sensitive environment may respond to changes in visualization or data content by accommodating techniques to change the interface at run-time.

Date: December 10, 2005 - May 15, 2007

Related Entries

Directory:

• Javid Alimohideen
• Arun Rao
• Luc Renambot
• Jason Leigh
• Julieta Aguilera
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Events:

• CHI 06 Workshop - Information Visualization and Interaction Techniques Across Multiple Displays

Papers:

• PAVIS - Pervasive Adaptive Visualization and Interaction Service

Related Categories

• Human Factors
• Networking
• Software
• Visualization