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Proceedings of VisBIA 2018 – Workshop on
Visual Interfaces for Big Data Environments in
Industrial Applications
visbia.mediadesign-tud.de
Co-located with AVI 2018 – International Conference on
Advanced Visual Interfaces,
Resort Riva del Sole, Castiglione della Pescaia,
Grosseto (Italy), 29 May - 1 June 2018
Edited by
Dietrich Kammer *
Mandy Keck *
Andreas Both **
Giulio Jacucci ***
Rainer Groh *
* Technische Universität Dresden, Chair for Media Design, Germany
** DATEV eG, Nürnberg, Germany
*** University of Helsinki, Finland
Copyright © 2018 for the individual papers by the papers' authors.
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Proceedings submitted to CEUR-WS.org
Organizing Committee
Dietrich Kammer, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
Mandy Keck, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
Andreas Both, DATEV eG, Nürnberg, Germany
Giulio Jacucci, University of Helsinki, Finland
Rainer Groh, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
Program Committee
Benjamin Bach, Edinburgh University, UK
Maximilian Speicher, University of Michigan
Dennis Diefenbach, Université Jean Monnet Saint-Etienne
Chen He, University of Helsinki
Luana Micallef, Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT
Jan Wojdziak, Technische Universität Dresden, Chair for Media Design
Thomas Thom, deecoob Technology GmbH
Martin Kleinsteuber, Technische Universität München
Vivien Mast, Mercateo Services GmbH
Zana Vosough, SAP AG
Ingmar Franke, TVG – Technische Visualistik GmbH, Magdeburg
Preface
In today’s digitized world, an overwhelming amount of still growing resources such as websites,
images, texts, figures, and videos are generated. The resulting Big Data Problem does not only
consist of the handling of this immense volume of data. Moreover, data needs to be processed,
cleaned, and presented in a user-friendly, graphical way. Industrial applications can leverage the
potential of this variety of information, thus offering more reliable, diverse, and useful services to
customers.
This workshop addresses interfaces for three different user groups that are concerned with Big
Data problems in industrial contexts. First, data scientists need to select, prepare and tune the
algorithms needed to extract information from large data sets. This information includes clusters,
classifications, and meta information about the data structures. To this end, suitable visualizations
are needed to assess the way algorithms and their parameters generate the results. Second, the
often needed involvement of human intervention by data workers is addressed to improve the
underlying algorithms. These data workers need specialized views to inspect and compare
concrete data items in a quick and effective manner. Third, end users are often overwhelmed by
exploring and searching within large data sets. Today, they often have to deal with result lists
produced by recommender systems working on the Big Data clusters without knowledge about
the way recommendations are generated while in the future, feature-rich, adaptive, and intuitive
interfaces will be expected.
The VisBIA 2018 – Workshop on Visual Interfaces for Big Data Environments in Industrial
Applications took place in Resort Riva del Sole, Castiglione della Pescaia, Grosseto (Italy), on
May 29. The event was co-located with AVI 2018 – International Conference on Advanced
Visual Interfaces. After a careful peer-reviewing process where each paper was reviewed by at
least two program committee members, a total of six papers were accepted to be presented and
discussed during the VisBIA 2018 workshop. The organizers would like to thank all program
committee members for their contribution by carefully reviewing the submissions and
contributing to the overall quality of the VisBIA 2018 workshop. We are especially grateful for
the invited talk by Benjamin Bach about Interaction Literacy in Data Science and Visualization.
The organizers Dietrich Kammer and Mandy Keck are supported by the European Regional
Development Fund as part of the VANDA project (project number 100238473).
May 2018 Dietrich Kammer
Mandy Keck
Andreas Both
Giulio Jacucci
Rainer Groh
Table of Contents
Ceci n'est pas la data: Towards a Notion of Interaction Literacy
for Data Visualization ................................................................................................1
Benjamin Bach
Using Parallel Sets for Visualizing Results of Machine Learning Based
Plausibility Checks in Product Costing ...................................................................4
Zana Vosough and Volodymyr Vasyutynskyy
The Data in Your Hands: Exploring Novel Interaction Techniques and
Data Visualization Approaches for Immersive Data Analytics ............................ 12
Natalie Hube and Mathias Müller
Exploring Visualization Challenges for Interactive Recommender Systems ..... 22
Mandy Keck and Dietrich Kammer
Lessons Learned from a Knowledge-driven Search Application
on-top of Large Linked Data Sets .......................................................................... 32
Dennis Diefenbach, Pierre Tardiveau, Andreas Both, Kamal Singh and Pierre Maret
Conversation Trainings – Towards a Multidimensional Visualization of
Learning Flows ........................................................................................................ 40
Alexander Maasch and Romy Bürger
Big Data Landscapes in Virtual Reality using Glyph-Based Visualizations ....... 48
Rainer Groh, Tobias Günther and Thomas Gründer