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Visualization projects 2004

• The visualization project must be completed to pass the course
• The project may be passed or passed with distinction (the latter case will raise your grade by one when you pass the exam)
• Submit a short abstract (~half A4) that will specify the data and methods (including programs) that you plan to use by 23 October 2004 (t61271@mail.cis.hut.fi). The abstract does not need to be a complete description of your plans; we would just like to have a chance to comment on what you are going to do beforehand. Please don't hesitate to ask if you need e.g. references, pointers to data sets or some other assistance.
• The deadline for submitting the visualization projects is 17 January 2005.
• You should write a short project report (2-4 pages) that will, among other things, describe the methods/programs you have considered and actually used and why have chosen them.
• It would be appreciated if the project reports and/or program codes would be released under some open source license.
• You should complete the project by yourself. You can choose any one topic from the following list or propose a topic of your own yourself.

Topics:

Applications

• Color gamut visualization [PS]
• Gamut mapping [PS]
• Fisheye-mode to Emacs [PS]
• Table lens [PS]
• OpenDX fisheye [PS]
• Mindmap tool [PS]
• Cone tree or tree map [PS]
• Dynamic queries [PS]
• Visualization of networks [PS]
• Document lens [PS]
• Coding information into colour and texture [PS]

  Demonstrations

• Pre-attentive features [PS]
• Cognitive features [PS]
• Animation [PS]
• Shape from motion and depth cues [PS]
• Color scales [PS]
• Sonification [PS]
• Horrible visualizations [PS]

  Tasks

• Effective navigation [PS]
• Visualization of textual relations [PS]
• Stereograms [PS]
• High data density visualizations [PS]

  Comparisons

• Comparing MDS methods [PS]
• Comparing PCA, ICA, MDS, and SOM [PS]
• Visualization of raw data [PS]

  Concept Designs

• Immersive information workspace [PS]
• Visual attention [PS]