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Key:
Computational Statistics
Data Science Technologies
Data Visualization
Education
Machine Learning
Practice and Applications
Software
Wednesday, May 29
PS01 -
Opening Mixer & E-Posters
E-Poster
Wed, May 29, 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Grand Ballroom Foyer
1
Spatial Statistics and Visualization of Public Health Outcomes
Presentation
Weichuan Dong, Kent State University
2
Teaching the ASA Guidelines in a Cross-Cultural Setting
Jing Cao, Southern Methodist University
3
The Daily Question: Building Student Trust and Interest in Undergraduate Introductory Probability and Statistics Courses
Presentation
Matthew A. Hawks, US Naval Academy
4
Extending the Grammar of Graphics beyond ggplot2
Silas Bergen, Winona State University
5
Using Data Science to Support Enrollment Decisions in Higher Education
Monica M King, Drexel University
6
Data-Driven College Admissions: Useful Metrics or Numeric Nonsense?
Emily Rose Flanagan, University of Washington
7
Using Data Verbs to Teach the Management of Tabular Data
Chris John Malone, Winona State University
8
A Shiny Application to Teach the Multiple Linear Regression Analysis in a Undergraduate Course
Presentation
Carlos M. Lopera-Gómez, Universidad Nacional de Colombia
9
Predicting Matriculation Rates of Dual Enrollment High School Students
Presentation
Benjamin Kenneth Brown, Oregon Institute of Technology
10
A Meta-analysis on the Effect of Information and Communication Technology Tools in Second Language Acquisition
Presentation
Songtao Wang, University of Victoria
11
Building Statistical Understanding to Support Organizational Data Culture
Karin Neff, BSD7
Thursday, May 30
CS06 -
Visual Storytelling
Invited
Thu, May 30, 10:30 AM - 12:05 PM
Regency Ballroom EF
Organizer(s): Silas Bergen, Winona State University
Chair(s): Jerzy Wieczorek, Colby College
10:35 AM
What You Design Is Not What People See
Presentation
Alberto Cairo, University of Miami
11:05 AM
The Design and Evaluation of Expressive Visualization Tools for Data-Driven Storytelling
Matthew Brehmer, Microsoft Research
11:35 AM
Things We've Learned from Telling the 'Fun' Data Stories
Amber Thomas, The Pudding
CS11 -
Data Visualization in Python
Invited
Thu, May 30, 1:30 PM - 3:05 PM
Regency Ballroom EF
Organizer(s): Todd Iverson, Winona State University
Chair(s): Todd Iverson, Winona State University
1:35 PM
Introduction to Visualization with Python
Presentation
Stephen F. Elston, Quantia Analytics, LLC
2:05 PM
Altair: Declarative Visualization in Python - Part 1
Presentation
Dominik Moritz, University of Washington
2:35 PM
Altair: Declarative Visualization in Python - Part 2
Kanit "Ham" Wongsuphasawat, Apple
Friday, May 31
CS26 -
Data Visualization in Applications
Contributed
Fri, May 31, 10:30 AM - 12:05 PM
Regency Ballroom EF
Chair(s): Oyeleke Olaoye, .
10:35 AM
Topological Data Analysis for Understanding Phenotypic Presentation in Aortic Stenosis
Sirish Shrestha, West Virginia University
10:50 AM
Assessing and Visualizing the Impact of Medical Coding Systems for Predicting Inpatient Mortality
Brian Hochrein, IBM Watson Health
11:05 AM
Methods for Visualizing Dimension Reduction in R
Tiffany Jiang, UC Davis
11:20 AM
Floor Discussion
CS30 -
Data Visualization Education
Invited
Fri, May 31, 1:30 PM - 3:05 PM
Regency Ballroom EF
Organizer(s): Silas Bergen, Winona State University; Amelia McNamara, University of St. Thomas
Chair(s): Silas Bergen, Winona State University
1:35 PM
Teaching Data Visualization: Integrating Theory and Practice
Presentation
Michael Freeman, University of Washington
2:05 PM
A Three-Part Data Visualization Curriculum
Presentation
Jerzy Wieczorek, Colby College
2:35 PM
Help Me Understand: Guiding Visualization Users with Annotations
Robert Kosara, Tableau Software
CS37 -
Data Visualizations at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation
Invited
Fri, May 31, 3:40 PM - 5:15 PM
Regency Ballroom EF
Organizer(s): Brian Dart, IHME
Chair(s): Disha Patel, University of Washington
3:45 PM
Building Interactive Data Visualization for a Global (Health) Audience
Ryan Shackleton, University of Washington
4:15 PM
The Story of a Chart: Data Visualization Principles to Simplify Complexity
Evan Laurie, University of Washington
4:45 PM
Behind the Scenes: Building Tools to Visualize Intermediate Results in Complex Data Science Pipelines
Marlena Bannick, University of Washington
CS43 -
Grammar of Graphics: The Twentieth Anniversary
Invited
Fri, May 31, 5:20 PM - 6:25 PM
Regency Ballroom EF
Organizer(s): Jim Harner, West Virginia University
Chair(s): Claus Wilke, University of Texas at Austin
5:25 PM
Past, Present, and Future of Grammar of Graphics Systems
Lee Wilkinson, H2O.ai
5:55 PM
Discussant
Anushka Anand, Tableau
6:05 PM
Discussant
Jeffrey Heer, University of Washington
6:15 PM
Discussant
Bryan Van de Ven, Microsoft
Saturday, June 1
CS52 -
Grammar of Graphics: From Theory to Applications
Invited
Sat, Jun 1, 10:00 AM - 11:35 AM
Regency Ballroom C
Organizer(s): Jim Harner, West Virginia University
Chair(s): Zhi Yang, University of Southern California
10:05 AM
Unit Visualizations and the Grammar of Graphics
Presentation
Steven Drucker, Microsoft
10:35 AM
ggplot2: An Extensible Platform for Publication-quality Graphics
Presentation
Claus Wilke, University of Texas at Austin
11:05 AM
Tableau: Democratizing Visual Analytics by Automating Best Practices
Anushka Anand, Tableau
CS57 -
Visualization Methods
Contributed
Sat, Jun 1, 1:00 PM - 2:35 PM
Regency Ballroom C
Chair(s): Tiffany Jiang, UC Davis
1:05 PM
Advanced Visualization Techniques for Big Data
Scott Lee Wise, SAS Institute, Inc.
1:20 PM
Interactive Ggplots in R
Presentation
Zehao Xu, University of Waterloo
1:35 PM
Visualizing associations of multiple related but distinct phenomena
Presentation
Maia P Smith, St George's University
1:50 PM
Data visualization techniques for the analysis of eczema-affected specific regions of the body as predictors of food allergy risk
Presentation
Alyssa Ylescupidez, Benaroya Research Institute and the Immune Tolerance Network, Seattle
2:05 PM
Floor Discussion
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