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Preliminary Examination Announcement: “Supporting Collaborative Visual Data Analysis in Multi-device Environment”
Participants: Abeer Alsaiari
Ph.D. Student: Abeer Alsaiari Committee: Prof. Andrew Johnson, Chair and Advisor Prof. Joseph Michaelis Prof. Wei Tang Prof. Steve Jones (Department of Communication) Prof. Khairi Reda (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis) Date: Monday, March 9th Time: 1:30 pm Location: ERF 3036 Abstract: There is a steadily growing interest in leveraging ecosystems of digital devices that go beyond a single desktop for visual data analysis and exploration. This new thrust of multi-device interfaces supports new models for complex collaboration scenarios, and have great potential to support analysts in their data analysis by utilizing each device’s capabilities. However, there are some challenges inherently associated with visual data analysis in multi-device environments (MDE). As the analytical process is underway, analytical components become scattered among different devices and displays. Building a mental model of the analysis flow can render the analytical process more challenging as it would be difficult to track many visualizations and therefore difficult for analysts to keep track of all the prior analyses. The primary goal of my thesis research is to understand the characterization of the analysis process, with regard to the use and formation around devices, and to support the design with visualization of the search space, which will allow users to efficiently explore their data. Date: March 9, 2020 |
