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    • Data Visualization
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    • Ensemble simulations are vital for managing uncertainty across disciplines.
    • Existing ensemble contour visualization methods lack a systematic approach.
    • Domain requirements necessitate advanced techniques for ensemble data analysis.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a unified framework, EnConVis (Ensemble Contour Visualization), for systematic ensemble contour visualization.
    • To integrate and enhance state-of-the-art methods within a structured pipeline.
    • To address research gaps and provide selection guidelines for ensemble visualization techniques.

    Main Methods:

    • Modeling ensemble contour visualization as a four-step pipeline: member filtering, point-wise modeling, uncertainty band extraction, and visual mapping.
    • Incorporating Kernel Density Estimation into point-wise modeling for accurate data detail.
    • Implementing multi-layer extraction in uncertainty band extraction for abstract levels.

    Main Results:

    • The EnConVis framework systematically combines existing methods, filling identified research gaps.
    • Novel combinations of visualization techniques were explored and validated.
    • The framework accurately represents ensemble data details and provides abstract views.

    Conclusions:

    • EnConVis offers a comprehensive approach to ensemble contour visualization, enhancing data analysis.
    • The proposed methods improve the accuracy and abstraction of ensemble data representation.
    • Validation with synthetic and real-world data confirms the framework's efficacy and utility for domain experts.