![Terrain rendering]](../../img/header/terrain.png)
![Molecular Visualization]](../../img/header/molecular.png)
![Graph visualization]](../../img/header/graph.png)
![Visualization of trajectory attribute data]](../../img/header/trajectory.png)
![Camera in display wall]](../../img/header/camera-wall.jpg)
![Visualization of climate networks]](../../img/header/globe.png)
![Visualization of multi-run simulation data]](../../img/header/multi-run.png)
![Great wall of space-time]](../../img/header/great-wall.png)
![Interactive lenses for graph exploration]](../../img/header/lens.png)
![Visualization of Volume Data]](../../img/header/volume.png)
![Foldable visualization]](../../img/header/foldable.png)
![Visualization by example]](../../img/header/visbyexample.png)
![Illustrative treemap visualization]](../../img/header/illustrative.png)
![High-resolution display wall]](../../img/header/wall.jpg)
International Workshop on
Visualization, Visual Analytics, and Visual Computing (V³)
Alte Kachelofenfabrik, Neustrelitz, Germany, May 7-9, 2005
This workshop brings together researchers united by a shared passion for harnessing the power of interactive visual systems to explore, analyze, interpret, and communicate data in new and compelling ways. Our goal is to foster in-depth discussions about the present and future of our field in a relaxed and engaging atmosphere. Together, we’ll delve into cross-cutting research themes in data visualization and visual computing, explore innovative and controversial ideas, and create opportunities for collaboration.
The workshop represents a continuation of a successful series of previous events, the last of which took place in Aarhus in 2023.
In 2025, we aim to focus on the following topics:
- Immersive and Multi-sensory Analytics
- Visual Analytics for Decision Support
- Ethics and Trust in Visualization
- Storytelling and Narrative Visualization
- Visualization Education and Outreach
When and Where
- Dates: May 7-9, 2025 (lunch-to-lunch format)
- Location: "Alte Kachelofenfabrik" in Neustrelitz, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
Neustrelitz is nestled in the beautiful Mecklenburgische Seenplatte (Mecklenburg Lake District) by the Zierker See. This charming location offers not only a conducive environment for scientific discussions but also opportunities for social activities in a stunning natural setting. The venue is easily reachable by train with hourly connections from Berlin Brandenburg Airport, and the journey takes approximately two hours.
Participation
This workshop is invitation-only and limited to 30 participants to ensure high-quality interactions. We have invited a carefully selected group of researchers, balancing genders, age groups, and research backgrounds.
Program
The workshop will feature a mix of talks, panels, brainstorming sessions and interactive discussions. The program is available here.
Supporters
The workshop is supported by the INFO.RO Informatik-Forum Rostock e.V.
