Mission
To develop and promote the science of visual analytics and to advance interactive visualization as an integrative discipline that is indispensable for attacking key real world applications.
Visualization Courses
Visit the visualization course page for a list of current and future visualization courses!
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ITCS 6125/8125 Spring 2013 |
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ITCS 5121 Spring 2013 |
Top Ten Reasons to Pursue a Graduate Degree at UNC Charlotte
Homepage
We have updated our publications.
School officials with the University of North Carolina at Charlotte presented Lincoln County first-responders Monday morning with a new smartphone application researchers primarily developed for pinpointing suspects and other locations within a building in order to more quickly safeguard members of public safety agencies and the community during an emergency-type situation.
The VisCenter is a key partner in the Renaissance Computing Initiative (RENCI). This is a partnership among 5 NC universities: UNC Chapel Hill, NC State, UNC Charlotte, Duke, and UNC Asheville. The VisCenter has joined with the Urban Institute and CAGIS to form RENCI@uncc. The thrust of RENCI@uncc is the development of urban growth models for the whole state and novel interactive visualization techniques to enable understanding and decision-making using these complex models. The VisCenter leads the latter effort through the development of the Renaissance Situation Room, located in the VisCenter, which includes a multi-touch table, tiled display, immersive stereoscopic environment, and integrated interaction for all these tools. New interactive visualizations of the urban growth model and related models are displayed and used within this environment. To learn more about RENCI@uncc, click here.
Events
What Would Calculating be Like if Turing were an Artist and Not a Logician; What Does This Say about Seeing and Counting?
-- George Stiny (Design and Computation, MIT)
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NEW! See our new Tools & Data site (Tools and data were developed in coordination with the DHS DIEM Center of Excellence) |
Mobile Emergency Response System: Mobile system excels in recent large emergency response exercise.
