IEEE VIS 2024 Workshop
Oct 13-14th Florida
We invite you to join the IEEEVIS 2024 Workshop on VISions of the Future: Sustainable Practices within Visualization and Physicalization. This workshop will weave together two disparate strands of ‘what can visualization do for climate research’ and ‘what can sustainability research teach the field of visualization’ into a coherent sustainability agenda for the field of Visualization broadly. The aim is to facilitate a space for researchers to collectively reflect on futures where the research and practice of Visualization harmoniously integrate with the Earth and its ecology.
Neha Kumar is an Associate Professor at the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech. Her research lies at the intersection of human-computer interaction and global development, with a focus on global health and community informatics. Her work contributes feminist perspectives to the design and integration of emerging technologies across marginalized contexts in the Global South. Her research has been recognized by multiple ACM Best Paper and Honorable Mention awards. She currently serves as the President of ACM SIGCHI and as the Chair of the ACM SIG Governing Board. She earned her Ph.D. in Information Management Systems from UC Berkeley, Master’s degrees in Computer Science and Education from Stanford University, and Bachelor’s in Computer Science and Applied Math from UC Berkeley.
Time | Activity |
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13:35 —13:45 | Opening |
14:45 —14:30 | Keynote |
14:30 —14:45 | Group brainstorm - Sustainability for VIS |
14:45 —15:15 | Coffee Break |
15:15 —15:50 | Submission Presentations |
15:50 —16:15 | Group brainstorm - VIS in Sustainability |
16:15 —16:30 | Wrap-up discussion & next steps |
Submission Presentation order
We invite submission of research papers, pictorials, and provocations between 2 and 4 pages long in the standard VIS submission format, excluding references, with length commensurate with content. Relevant topics might include: interrogations into the sustainability of the relationship between the academic and practitioner VIS communities, the use of visualizations for environmental storytelling, the environmental impact of the increasingly high use of machine learning in visualization applications, the role of new materials in physicalization among others. We especially welcome critical data and visualization perspectives on sustainability, such as Indigenous, ecofeminist, post-colonial, and post-humanist perspectives.
Submissions should be made via PCS.
Submission deadline: July 12th, 2024
Notifications: July 30, 2024
Contact us here: georgia.panagiotidou@kcl.ac.uk
Considerations for sustainable visualization ecosystems:
Considerations for sustainable data:
Georgia Panagiotidou, King’s College UK
Derya Akbaba, Linköping University, Sweden
Sarah Hayes, Munster Technological University, Ireland
Tatiana Losev, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Andrew McNutt, University of Utah, USA
Luiz Morais, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil