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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Human-Computer Interaction
Sports Analytics

Background:

Sports data visualization presents unique challenges due to spatial, temporal, and user-centric data requirements.
Emerging augmented and mixed reality (AR/XR) technologies offer new avenues for sports visualization but introduce novel complexities.

Purpose of the Study:

To share experiences and lessons learned from conducting visualization research within the SportsXR domain.
To identify best practices and pitfalls in designing and evaluating sports visualizations using AR/XR technologies.

Main Methods:

Collaboration with sports domain experts to understand user-specific needs (athletes, analysts, fans).
Iterative design and evaluation of AR/XR visualization prototypes tailored to different user requirements.
Synthesis of practical insights from real-world sports visualization projects.

Main Results:

Different user groups (athletes, analysts, fans) have distinct visualization needs, influencing design constraints.
AR/XR technologies enable personalized visualizations for real-time feedback, automated analysis, and live data integration.
Key lessons learned in applying visualization techniques to sports contexts using emerging technologies.

Conclusions:

Sports visualization research in AR/XR offers valuable insights for the broader visualization community.
The unique challenges and opportunities in sports analytics can drive innovation in immersive and situated data analysis.
Effective sports visualization requires a deep understanding of user needs and the capabilities of emerging AR/XR platforms.