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Visual Analytics of Spatial Events: Methods for the Interactive Analysis of Spatio-Temporal Data Abstractions

Visual Analytics of Spatial Events: Methods for the Interactive Analysis of Spatio-Temporal Data Abstractions

In December 2021, Daniel Seebacher successfully defended his doctoral thesis on “Visual Analytics of Spatial Events: Methods for the Interactive Analysis of Spatio-Temporal Data Abstractions”.

Daniel Seebacher 2022-02-182022-06-22 Applications, Research No Comments Read more

Assessing the Applicability of Virtual Reality for Data Visualization

Assessing the Applicability of Virtual Reality for Data Visualization

Matthias Kraus worked as a doctoral researcher on project A03 at the University of Konstanz. In November 2021 he successfully defended his thesis.

Matthias Kraus 2022-01-202022-09-19 Research No Comments Read more

Performance Quantification of Visualization Systems

Performance Quantification of Visualization Systems

In December 2021, Valentin Bruder successfully defended his doctoral thesis titled “Performance Quantification of Visualization Systems”. Read more…

Valentin Bruder 2022-01-192022-01-24 Research No Comments Read more

Situated Analytics Workshop

Situated Analytics Workshop

On November 22 and 23, an in-person workshop on Situated Analytics took place at the University of Konstanz, well attended by 22 researchers from Aarhus University, TU Graz, University of Konstanz, and University of Stuttgart.

Sebastian Hubenschmid & Johannes Zagermann 2021-12-202024-04-10 Conferences & Workshops No Comments Read more

PhD Retreat 2021 – Back to Reality

PhD Retreat 2021 – Back to Reality

The PhD Retreat 2021 was held in-person at the Evangelische Tagungsstätte Löwenstein. For the first time, many of the PhD students of this funding period saw each other live. This is their report.

Cedric Beschle 2021-11-292022-09-19 Young Academics 1 Comment Read more

Eine Woche als BOGY Praktikant in Konstanz

Eine Woche als BOGY Praktikant in Konstanz

Mein Name ist Matti Hajek, ich gehe in die 10. Klasse des Geschwister Scholl Gymnasiums in Stuttgart und habe mein BOGY Praktikum beim SFB-TRR 161 an der Universität Konstanz absolviert.

Matti Hajek 2021-11-252024-02-22 Visual Computing for the public No Comments Read more

Mein BOGY-Praktikum an der Universität Stuttgart

Mein BOGY-Praktikum an der Universität Stuttgart

Vom 08. bis 12. November 2021 absolvierte Nicholas Coledan ein Praktikum am Stuttgarter Standort des SFB-TRR 161. Auf unserem Blog erzählt er von seinen Eindrücken.

Nicholas Coledan 2021-11-152021-11-15 Visual Computing for the public No Comments Read more

The Cyber Valley Cluster and Entrepreneurship Support at the University of Stuttgart

The Cyber Valley Cluster and Entrepreneurship Support at the University of Stuttgart

Tobias Dürr, Marcel Werle, Philipp Häßler, and Dr. Ferran Giones Valls joined the SFB-TRR 161 lecture series and gave an overview of interesting transfer projects and entrepreneurship support opportunities for early stage researchers. For our blog, they summarize their central points.

Dr. Ferran Giones, Tobias Dürr, Marcel Werle & Philipp Häßler 2021-11-122021-11-12 Young Academics No Comments Read more

Quantitative Methods for Uncertainty Visualization

Quantitative Methods for Uncertainty Visualization

Jochen Görtler from SFB-TRR 161’s project A01 successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis – Quantitative Methods for Uncertainty Visualization.

Jochen Görtler 2021-10-192021-10-19 Research No Comments Read more

Für mehr Girl Power in der Informatik – Der Girls’ Day 2021

Für mehr Girl Power in der Informatik – Der Girls’ Day 2021

Der Girl’s Day war dieses Jahr ein Gemeinschaftsprojekt vom SFB-TRR 161 und dem SFB1313, und im speziellen eine Kooperation der Uni Konstanz und der Uni Stuttgart. Insgesamt bildeten wir ein 8-köpfiges Team, dass sich dieses Jahr der Herausforderung stellen musste den Girl’s Day online zu gestalten.

Katrin Angerbauer 2021-05-262021-06-14 Applications, Visual Computing for the public No Comments Read more
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