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Data Abstraction for Visual and Haptic Representations in Flow Visualization

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This paper presents a new way of data abstraction for visual and haptic representations in immersive analytics using a mid-air haptic display. Visual and haptic abstraction is proposed to transform raw data (wind tunnel data) into another form of data for effective visual and haptic data mapping. Three main features are extracted: (i) Magnitude of Velocity, (ii) Recirculation Region, and (iii) Vorticity. For each feature, visual and haptic abstractions are defined based on data characterization and data reduction. A preliminary study shows a promising direction toward multimodal data interaction in immersive analytics.

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          VRST '22: Proceedings of the 28th ACM Symposium on Virtual Reality Software and Technology
          November 2022
          466 pages
          ISBN:9781450398893
          DOI:10.1145/3562939

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