Scalable interaction design for collaborative visual exploration of big data

Authors:
Ioannis Leftheriotis
Affiliations:
Ionian University & Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Corfu, Greece
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2012 ACM international conference on Interactive tabletops and surfaces
Year:
2012

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Abstract

Novel input devices such as tangibles, smartphones, multi-touch surfaces etc. have given impetus to new interaction techniques. In this PhD research, the main motivation is to study novel interaction techniques and designs that augment collaboration in a collocated environment. Furthermore, the main research aim is to take advantage of scalable interaction design techniques and tools that can be applied in a variety of devices so as to help users to work together on a problem with an abstract big data set, using visualizations on a collocated context.