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Challenges in Visualization Research.

Gregory M Nielson

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Summary

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This theme issue presents selected papers from Visualization '95, featuring significant new research in scientific visualization. Rigorous peer review ensures high-quality, influential contributions to the field.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Information Visualization

Background:

This is the sixth theme issue in a series focusing on scientific visualization.
Previous issues were published in Computer Graphics and Applications and TVCG.
All theme issues stem from topics presented at the IEEE-sponsored Visualization Conference.

Purpose of the Study:

To publish high-impact research papers based on presentations at Visualization '95.
To showcase significant advancements in the field of scientific visualization.

Main Methods:

Authors submitted papers extending their conference presentations.
Papers underwent an extensive and rigorous evaluation and review process.
The best papers were selected for publication.

Main Results:

The selected papers represent the most significant new research from Visualization '95.
These papers are expected to be highly cited and influential within the visualization community.

Conclusions:

The rigorous selection process ensures the publication of top-tier scientific visualization research.
This issue contributes to the ongoing advancement and dissemination of knowledge in visualization.