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ORCID14th EnvirVis@EuroVis 2026: Nottingham, UK
- Karsten Rink, Kathrin Feige, Baldwin Nsonga:
14th Workshop on Visualisation in Environmental Sciences, EnvirVis@EuroVis 2026, Nottingham, UK, June 8-12, 2026. Eurographics Association 2026, ISBN 978-3-03868-311-7 - Tomas Daetz, Michael Böttinger, Baldwin Nsonga, Gerik Scheuermann, Christian Heine:
Visual Analysis of the Influence of the Winter NAO on Moisture Transport to Europe in Ensemble Climate Simulations. - Karen G. Bemis, Weiping Hua, Deborah Silver, E. Curchitser:
Can the visualization of mesoscale eddies using glyphs help oceanographers evaluate changing ocean dynamics? - Erik Müller, Tim Gerrits:
Polyoracle - Assessing Multi-criteria Regional Climate Uncertainty through Agent-assisted Visual Analysis. - Christian Heine, Giuseppe Mascaro, Ross Maciejewski, Gerik Scheuermann:
Exploring Intensity-Duration-Frequency Curves for the Contiguous US under Unsteady Climate. - Savyasachi Pandey, Max Sondag, Christian Krauter, Stefan Zellmann, Tatiana von Landesberger:
Comparison of Categorical Data from Meteorological Models and Observations using a Pattern-Based Approach. - Wenqiang Cui, Shehzad Afzal, Sohaib Ghani, Rama Krishna Karumuri, Ibrahim Hoteit:
An Interactive Web-Based Visualization Tool for Multidimensional Analysis of Dust Storm Events. - Gorazd Gorup, Ciril Bohak:
Visualization of Temporal Changes in Environmental Point Cloud Scans. - Jakob Kusnick, Tariq Yousef:
Connecting the Algae Value Chain Visually: Integrating Farming, Processing, and Product Views.
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