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Develop quantifiable scalable visual representations, data representations, and
software tools for various domains.
Develop new methods for abstraction of massive streaming data from textual
sources, satellite data, Sensor data, video data, and other information streams.
Develop new research capabilities for information fusion. These methods should
utilize visual analytic techniques to extract the relevant nuggets of information
from heterogeneous multi-source multi-dimensional time-varying information
streams, fusing these pieces into explorable information space.
References
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3. Thomas, J.J., Cook, K.A. (eds.): Illuminating the path: the research and development agenda for
visual analytics. IEEE CS Press, NJ (2005)
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