GNV 2014 - Special Session on Graph and Network Visualization

Graph and network visualization is mainly concerned with algorithmic methods that combine criteria of aesthetics, legibility and efficiency for the visualization of purely combinatorial information (represented as (un)directed graphs) and it is primarily motivated by applications where it is crucial to analyze and interact with relational data by means of visualization techniques.
Call for Papers:
Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
Design and experimentation of graph and network visualisation algorithms
Techniques, interfaces and interaction methods for graphs, trees, and other relational data
Visualization of graphs and networks in application areas such as:
- social sciences
- software engineering
- cloud and mobile computing
- circuit design
- biology
-security
Benchmarks and experimental analysis for graph visualization systems
Software systems, prototypes and user interfaces for graph visualization
Geometric and topological graph theory
Cognitive experiments, case studies, and best practices for graph visualization
Committe:
Session Co-Chairs:
Michael Bekos National Technical U. of Athens.
Tamara Mcheldidze Karlsruhe Inst. of Technology
Antonios Symvonis National Technical U. of Athens
Session Program Committee:
Giuseppe Di Battista University of Rome III
Walter Didimo U. of Perugia
Michael Kaufmann U. of Tuebingen
Giuseppe Liotta U. of Perugia
Martin Nöllenburg Karlsruhe Inst. of Technology
Ignaz Rutter Karlsruhe Inst. of Technology
Ioannis Tollis U. of Crete
Important Dates
Paper submission: Friday February 28, 2014
Author notification: Monday March 31, 2014
Camera-ready paper submission: Friday April 18, 2014
Contact Information
Prof. Antonios Symvonis
National Tech. U. of Athens
mailto:symvonis-AT-math.ntua.gr