EuroVis 2012 Recaps from Robert Kosara

Eurovis is underway over in Vienna, and Robert Kosara (@eagereyes) is there posting daily recaps of some of the best papers and events.  He offers up authors, details, and links to available resources and papers, making it a great way to keep up with the event.

Wolfgang Aigner presented to papers, Bertin was Right: An Empirical Evaluation of Indexing to Compare Multivariate Time-Series Data Using Line Plots by Wolfgang Aigner, Christian Kainz, Rui Ma, and Silvia Miksch, and Comparative Evaluation of an Interactive Time-Series Visualization that Combines Quantitative Data with Qualitative Abstractions by Wolfgang Aigner, Alexander Rind, and Stephan Hoffmann. Both describe interesting studies of visualization ideas. But more than that, the authors provide not only the tools used, but also the log data produced in the study on their website

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