Links

Here are some links that might be useful.

• YaCy Search Engine AViDA runs its own web search engine powered by YaCy.
• Wright State University The main web site of the univeristy.
• Computer Science and Engineering The department's web site.
• Data Science and Security Cluster (DSSC) The Advanced Visual Data Analysis (AViDA) lab is now part of the DSSC.
• KNO.E.SISOhio Center of Excellence in Knowledge-enabled Computing
• Web Graphics Resources for creating graphics within the web browser.

3D Resources

The following links could be useful for finding 3D models for your virtual environment. Some of the models are available free of charge.

• TF3DM - 3D Models for free
• 3D Model 777 - Free 3D model download
• 3D CAD Browser - 3D models, CAD solids
• 3D CadNav - Free 3D models and textures
• CGTrader - Community
• Free 3D Models
• Open 3D Models

Writing Resources

• Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) Comprehensive overview of English grammar and other specific resources, such as Writing in Engineering, Research and Citation, and English as a Second Language.
• Grammar Girl Your friendly guide to the world of grammar, punctuation, usage, and fun developments in the English language.
• Tamara MunznerProcess and Pitfalls in Writing Information Visualization Research Papers, Information Visualization, Pages 134-153, Springer-Verlag Berlin, Heidelberg 2008.
• Robert S. LarameeHow to Write a Visualization Research Paper: A Starting Point, COMPUTER GRAPHICS forum, Volume 29 (2010), number 8, pp. 2363-2371.
• J.-D. Fekete, J. J. Van Wijk, J. T. Stasko, C. NorthThe Value of Information Visualization, Information Visualization, Pages 1 - 18, Springer-Verlag Berlin, Heidelberg 2008.
• Jarke J. Van WijkThe Value of Visualization, IEEE Visualization 2005, pages 79-85.
• Jarke J. van WijkViews on Visualization, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON VISUALIZATION AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS, Vol. 12, No. 4, July/August 2006.
• Isenberg, T., Isenberg, P., Chen, J., Sedlmair, M., & Möller, T.A systematic review on the practice of evaluating visualization. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, 19(12), 2818-2827, 2013.
• Guido Reina, Hank Childs, Kresimir Matkovic, Katja Bühler, Manuela Waldner, David Pugmire, Barbora Kozlikova, Timo Ropinski, Patric Ljung Takayuki Itoh, Eduard Gröller, Michael KroneThe moving target of visualization software for an increasingly complex world, Computers & Graphics Volume 87, Pages 12-29.
• Blog post from Niklas ElmqvistMistakes reviewers make.
• Blog post from John StaskoTips for being a good reviewer.
• Wright State LaTeX thesis templateThesis template provided by Joe Slater.
• Reproducable ResearchDavid Donoho's long-time practice of reproducible research.

Documentation

Some documentation is available as well as conference material (these are only available internally). A database for all IEEE Vis papers from 1990-2015 is available externally as well

• OpenGL Red Book The OpenGL Red Book specifying OpenGL functions (first edition).
• The Fels Method A book describing the Fels method for identifying a child's skeletal age.
• ParaView Tutorial A tutorial for ParaView from VIS 2015.
• EuroVis STAR reports A list of previously piblished state-of-the-art (STAR) reports from the EuroVis conferences.
• VisWeek 2009 Papers and conference material for VisWeek 2009.
• VisWeek 2010 Papers and conference material for VisWeek 2010.
• VisWeek 2011 Papers and conference material for VisWeek 2011.
• VisWeek 2012 Papers and conference material for VisWeek 2012.
• VIS 2013 Papers and conference material for VIS 2013.
• VIS 2015 Papers and conference material for VIS 2015.
• VIS 2016 Papers and conference material for VIS 2016.
• EuroVis 2017 Papers and conference material for EuroVis 2017.
• VIS 2017 Papers and conference material for VIS 2017.
• VIS 2018 Papers and conference material for VIS 2018.
• VIS 2019 Papers and conference material for VIS 201.
• VIS 2020 Papers and conference material for VIS 2020.
• VIS 2022 Papers and conference material for VIS 2022.
• VR 2024 Papers and conference material for VR 2024.

  

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