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7. The four faces of Information Visualization: A conceptual framework for a postgraduate program.

Author

do Carmo Botelho, Maria, Távora Vilar, Emílio, Cardoso, Elsa, da Silva, Ana Alexandrino, de Almeida, Pedro Duarte, Manuel Rodrigues, Luís, Pinto Martinho, Ana, and Rodrigues, Sara

Subjects
DATA visualization, INFORMATION design, VISUALIZATION, DATA analysis, INTERDISCIPLINARY research
Abstract

The multidisciplinary nature of information visualization is today fairly consensual in both professional and academic communities: data analysis, information design, storytelling, among other subjects, are common drivers in this field. The systematic study of this cross-fertilization, patent in the way the concept's definition varies according to the perspective being adopted, represents an important and needed addition to the critical mass of a relatively recent area of knowledge. The proposal of a single unified definition of information visualisation being beyond the scope of this paper, it instead summons and discusses its multiple viewpoints to help designing a postgraduate program on the topic, aiming to simultaneously start an open debate as its implementation phase goes on and new questions are subsequently raised. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

11. Report on the Capability Assessment and Improvement Workshop (CAIW) at iPres 2013.

Author

Becker, Christoph and Cardoso, Elsa

Subjects
ADULT education workshops, DIGITAL preservation, DIGITAL libraries -- Congresses, TOTAL quality management, CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

While Digital Preservation is making progress in terms of tool development, progressive establishment of standards and increasing activity in user communities, there is a lack of approaches to systematically assessing, comparing and improving how organizations go about achieving their preservation goals. This currently presents a challenge to many organizations for whom digital stewardship is a concern and reveals a substantial gap between theory and practice. To provide an interactive, focused venue for those interested in systematic approaches for assessment and improvement, we organized the first Capability Assessment and Improvement Workshop (CAIW) in Lisbon, on September 5, 2013, as part of the 10th International Conference on Digital Preservation (iPres 2013). This article provides a report on the issues discussed and attempts to synthesize the main conclusions with the intention of stimulating further discussion in the community on this topic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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