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Introduction

Interaction plays a fundamental role in visualization and visual analytics. However, the emotional states of users are rarely taken into account when developing interaction techniques and/or the visual representations themselves. In many application scenarios, it would be beneficial if emotional measurements could be visualized in order to raise user awareness of their own and others' emotional states as well as how these emotions influence their reasoning and decision making. Additionally, with the help of emotional data, certain visualization systems should be able to adapt to the users’ mental models, cognitive processes and emotional states in terms of interaction and visual representation in order to support the analysis and exploration process.

This workshop will act as a forum where people with diverse backgrounds can present design principles and introduce novel techniques for affect measurement and visualization. EmoVis 2016 is co-located with the ACM International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (ACM IUI 2016) and welcomes researchers, practitioners and experts from a variety of scientific domains, including visualization, human-computer interaction, artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, and multimedia.

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Submission Topics

We invite submissions that explore user emotional states in context of interactive visualization. Topics for submissions include but are not limited to the following areas:

  • emotion measurement devices and technologies, such as BCIs or smart wristbands
  • emotion detection algorithms, e.g., based on user physiology, user language/intonation or written text like Twitter posts
  • emotion visualization for individuals, groups or crowds
  • emotion visualization for supporting social interaction
  • capturing or generating engagement at large-scale events
  • awareness of emotions in collaboration or analysis tasks
  • emotion-adaptive visualizations capable of determining and reacting to user emotional states
  • user studies and evaluation techniques for emotion visualization and emotion-adaptive visualizations
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  • Conference Date

    Mar 07

    2016

    to

    Mar 10

    2016

  • Mar 10 2016

    Registration deadline