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    Background:

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  • Developed a payload-resilience testing framework to evaluate watermarking algorithms.
  • Implemented two applications: an embedding filter for rendering pipelines and a web reader for provenance extraction.

    • Main Results:

    • Identified and recommended watermarking algorithms suitable for various payload-resilience needs.
    • Established guidelines for optimizing visualizations to enhance embedding capacity and robustness.
    • Demonstrated the practical application of self-describing visualizations through implemented prototypes.

    Conclusions:

    • Self-describing visualizations enhance reproducibility, authenticity, and documentability.
    • Watermarking techniques can be effectively adapted to embed provenance data within scientific visualizations.
    • The developed framework and guidelines facilitate the adoption of robust, self-describing scientific visualizations.