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    • Transdisciplinary Research

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    • Problem-driven visualization and design studies have established practices but not for deeply integrated teams.

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    • Introduce and define "design by immersion," a novel methodological paradigm for problem-driven visualization.
    • Provide an alternative perspective on conducting visualization work within transdisciplinary contexts.
    • Explore opportunities and challenges of integrating domain expertise directly into the visualization process.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed the "design by immersion" methodology based on collaborative experiences.
    • Presented six case studies illustrating the application and outcomes of design by immersion.
    • Analyzed how visualization researchers and domain experts can embed within each other's work.

    Main Results:

    • Design by immersion enables exploration of new visualization design spaces inspired by specific domains.
    • Personal immersion enriches domain understanding for visualization researchers and experts.
    • Facilitates the building of strong, collaborative transdisciplinary relationships.
    • Identified a diverse set of design activities adaptable to various collaboration types and goals.

    Conclusions:

    • Design by immersion offers a powerful framework for advancing problem-driven visualization in transdisciplinary teams.
    • The methodology fosters deeper mutual understanding and innovative design outcomes.
    • Addressing potential challenges is crucial for successful implementation of design by immersion.