Human Vision & Electronic Imaging Conference

I just found this gem of a conference announcement buried in the VizWorld.com Forums, accidentally marked as Spam.  I’ve resurrected it for you all to view, the announcement of the SPIE and IS&T’s International Conference on Human Vision and Electronic Imaging in San Jose this January.  Of interest:

This year, there will be a special session on Visualization and cognition in the interactive exploration of massive data sets. Papers will be welcome in these and related areas:

• Visual Data Mining
• Visual semantics
• Visual identification and encoding of features
• Perceptual comparisons of different visualization methods
• Finding patterns across different data types (e.g., image, video, text, GIS)
• Directing visual attention
• Perceptually-based visualization design patterns

Abstracts are due this Friday (July 24th), and the entire conference committee list can be seen in the forum post.

via Perception and Cognition in the Interactive Exploration of Large Data Sets « VizWorld.com Forums.

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