博士 - 葡萄牙有博士:1970 至 2022 年葡萄牙学术成就的可视化。

IF 1.7 4区 计算机科学 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications Pub Date : 2024-09-01 Epub Date: 2024-10-25 DOI:10.1109/MCG.2024.3405656
Pedro Silva, Pedro Martins, Penousal Machado
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博士--葡萄牙有博士》是一个互动装置,展示了 1970 年至 2022 年期间葡萄牙的博士论文,跟踪其历史演变以及在各大学和研究部门的分布情况。这项工作产生了一个具有双重目的的装置:提高人们对本国博士工作的认识和重视,缩小在这一主题上的交流差距,鼓励公众参与这一主题,促进数据之外的讨论,并促使人们思考这一鲜为人知的现实是如何影响葡萄牙的显著增长的。我们借鉴了最近关于美学及其对数据感知影响的研究,将这些见解融入可视化方法中,使其能够为大众所接受,强调视觉上的简约叙事。这个故事首先促使观众思考过去几十年来学术景观的时间演变。然后,可视化鼓励观众积极参与数据,促进更深入的探索。该装置获得了积极的反馈,激起了人们的惊讶和惊喜,揭示了一个未知的现实,甚至在科学界也是如此,进一步证明了此类传播作品的必要性。
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PhDs-Portugal has Doctors: A Visualization of Academia Achievements in Portugal From 1970 to 2022.

PhDs-Portugal has Doctors is an interactive installation presenting Portuguese doctoral theses from 1970 to 2022, tracking their historical evolution and distribution across universities and research sectors. This work resulted in an installation that served a dual purpose: to raise awareness and value the work of national doctorates and to reduce the communication gap on this topic, encouraging a public engagement with the subject, fostering discussions beyond the data, and prompting reflection on how this lesser-known reality has impacted Portugal with its significantly growing presence. Drawing from recent research on aesthetics and its impact on data perception, we integrated these insights to make the visualization approach accessible to the general public, emphasizing a visually minimalist narrative. The story initially prompts viewers to reflect on the temporal evolution of the academic landscape over the last decades. The visualization then encourages viewers to actively engage with the data, facilitating a more in-depth exploration. The installation garnered positive feedback, provoking amazement and surprise, and revealed an unknown reality, even within the scientific community, further justifying the need for this type of dissemination works.

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IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 工程技术-计算机:软件工程
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