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Saying It In Graphics: from Intentions to Visualizations
S. Kerpedjiev, G. Carenini, N. Green, J. Moore, and S.F. Roth
Proceedings of the IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization (InfoVis '98), October, 1998, pp. 97 - 101.

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We propose a methodology for automatically realizing communicative goals in graphics. It features a task model that mediates the communicative intent and the selection of graphical techniques. The methodology supports the following functions: isolating assertions presentable in graphics; mapping such assertions into tasks for the potential reader, and selecting graphical techniques that support those tasks. We illustrate the methodology by redesigning a textual argument into a multimedia one with the same rhetorical and content structures but employing graphics to achieve some of the intentions.

Associated center: CIMDS
Associated lab/group: Visualization and Intelligent Interfaces Group
Associated project: AutoBrief

S. Kerpedjiev, G. Carenini, N. Green, J. Moore, and S.F. Roth, "Saying It In Graphics: from Intentions to Visualizations," Proceedings of the IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization (InfoVis '98), October, 1998, pp. 97 - 101.

@inproceedings{Kerpedjiev_1998_2853,
   author = "Stefan Kerpedjiev and Giuseppe Carenini and Nancy Green and Johanna Moore and Steven F Roth",
   title = "Saying It In Graphics: from Intentions to Visualizations",
   booktitle = "Proceedings of the IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization (InfoVis '98)",
   month = "October",
   year = "1998",
   pages = "97 - 101"
}