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    Journal: Information Visualization

    Volume 5, Issue 4

    235 -- 236Yang Cai 0002, Judith D. Terrill. Visual analysis of human dynamics: an introduction to the special issue
    237 -- 249Pak Chung Wong, Stuart J. Rose, George Chin Jr., Deborah A. Frincke, Richard May, Christian Posse, Antonio Sanfilippo, Jim Thomas. Walking the path: a new journey to explore and discover through visual analytics
    250 -- 259Andrew J. Cowell, Michelle L. Gregory, Joe Bruce, Jereme Haack, Doug Love, Stuart J. Rose, Adrienne H. Andrew. Understanding the dynamics of collaborative multi-party discourse
    260 -- 270Russell Beale, Robert J. Hendley, Andy Pryke, Barry Wilkins. Nature-inspired visualisation of similarity and relationships in human systems and behaviours
    271 -- 278Joseph Laws, Nathaniel Bauernfeind, Yang Cai 0002. Feature hiding in 3D human body scans
    279 -- 289Celina Imielinska, Andrzej Przekwas, X. G. Tan. Multi-scale visual analysis of trauma injury
    290 -- 295Richard C. Ward, Line C. Pouchard, Barbara G. Beckerman, Stewart P. Dickson. The HotBox: a visual user interface to medical data

    Volume 5, Issue 3

    167 -- 174Sigmar-Olaf Tergan, Tanja Keller, Remo Aslak Burkhard. Integrating knowledge and information: digital concept maps as a bridging technology
    175 -- 184Joseph D. Novak, Alberto J. Cañas. The origins of the concept mapping tool and the continuing evolution of the tool
    185 -- 191Alex Ivanov, Dianne Cyr. The Concept Plot: a concept mapping visualization tool for asynchronous web-based brainstorming sessions
    192 -- 201John W. Coffey, Robert R. Hoffman, Alberto J. Cañas. Concept map-based knowledge modeling: perspectives from information and knowledge visualization
    202 -- 210Martin J. Eppler. A comparison between concept maps, mind maps, conceptual diagrams, and visual metaphors as complementary tools for knowledge construction and sharing
    211 -- 224Michel Crampes, Sylvie Ranwez, Jean Villerd, Filip Velickovski, Chris Mooney, Andrew Emery, Nicholas Mille. Concept maps for designing adaptive knowledge maps
    225 -- 234Remo Aslak Burkhard. Learning from architects: complementary concept mapping approaches

    Volume 5, Issue 2

    81 -- 94Wolfgang Blochinger, Michael Kaufmann, Martin Siebenhaller. Visualization aided performance tuning of irregular task-parallel computations
    95 -- 110Enrico Bertini, Giuseppe Santucci. Give chance a chance- modeling density to enhance scatter plot quality through random data sampling
    111 -- 0Matthew O. Ward, John T. Stasko. Introduction to the Special Issue
    112 -- 124Camilla Forsell, Stefan Seipel, Mats Lind. Surface glyphs for efficient visualization of spatial multivariate data
    125 -- 136Jimmy Johansson, Patric Ljung, Mikael Jern, Matthew Cooper. Revealing structure in visualizations of dense 2D and 3D parallel coordinates
    137 -- 151James Slack, Kristian Hildebrand, Tamara Munzner. PRISAD: A Partitioned Rendering Infrastructure for Scalable Accordion Drawing (extended version)
    152 -- 166Georg Zotti. A Sky Dome visualisation for identification of astronomical orientations

    Volume 5, Issue 1

    1 -- 14John Cushing, Lecha Dawn Janssen, Stephen Allen, Stephanie Guerlain. Overview+detail in a Tomahawk Mission-to-Platform Assignment Tool: applying information visualization in support of an asset allocation planning task
    15 -- 27Ming C. Hao, Daniel A. Keim, Umeshwar Dayal, Jörn Schneidewind. Business process impact visualization and anomaly detection
    28 -- 46Peter Demian, Renate Fruchter. Finding and understanding reusable designs from large hierarchical repositories
    47 -- 61Pourang Irani, Dean Slonowsky, Peer Shajahan. Human perception of structure in shaded space-filling visualizations
    62 -- 76René Keller, Claudia Eckert, P. John Clarkson. Matrices or node-link diagrams: which visual representation is better for visualising connectivity models?
    77 -- 78David Sturtz. User Interface Design and Evaluation (Book Review)
    79 -- 0. Visualizing large-scale data in educational, behavioral, psychometrical and social sciences: utilities and design patterns of the SEER computational and graphical statistics
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