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Designing visualizations in motion for sports videos presents unique challenges. This study identifies key requirements and opportunities for creating effective embedded motion graphics in sports coverage.

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Area of Science:

Human-Computer Interaction
Information Visualization
Sports Analytics

Background:

Competitive sports coverage increasingly incorporates athlete statistics and records.
Moving visual representations (visualizations in motion) embedded in sports videos are emerging but lack systematic design support.
Designing situated visualizations in motion is crucial for various contexts, especially sports.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify opportunities for adding visualizations to swimming competition coverage.
To determine requirements and challenges for designing situated visualizations in motion within sports videos.
To understand the benefits of direct video-based design for visualizations in motion.

Main Methods:

Analysis of swimming race visualizations and motion-related data.
Survey with swimming enthusiasts on motion-related information needs.
Ideation workshop for design collection and challenge elicitation.
Development of a technology probe for creating embedded motion visualizations.
Evaluation with visualization designers on direct video design benefits.

Main Results:

Identified specific opportunities for visualizations in swimming coverage.
Highlighted significant requirements and challenges in designing situated visualizations in motion.
Demonstrated the utility of a technology probe for creating data-driven motion visualizations.
Gained insights into the advantages of designing visualizations directly on video content.

Conclusions:

There is a need for systematic approaches to support the design of visualizations in motion for sports videos.
Understanding user information needs and designer workflows is critical for effective visualization design in this domain.
The developed technology probe and evaluation offer valuable contributions to the field of interactive sports media.