As a PhD student, I get to supervise theses for students aiming for the MSc. or BSc. degrees.
Here are the students I had the pleasure to work with.
If you are an undegraduate student looking for thesis topic or a supervisor and you happen
to like the area of visualization, check my:
Visualization of the Social Network at Kyberia.sk
Peter Gonda
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Kyberia.sk is a community webserver for the Slovak cyber-underground. Peter decided to visualize the rich network of
social relationships that exist in this community. He devised original ways of displaying the complicated information
together with ways of interactive visual exploration of relationships between the members.
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Filesystem Visualization Using InterRing
Martin Škorupa
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This project was about discussing and testing different setups of the InterRing visualization method for filesystem visualization.
Various file and directory properties (size, data, depth) were mapped to various properties of the InterRing segments (width, color,
texture). Then specified exploratory scenarios were applied and tested. In addition, the browsing of the directory tree employs the focus+context principles.
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Using Modern Hardware for Effective Large Data Visualization
Martin Florek
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Martin did a nice job on how the current GPUs can be used to speed up rendering of information
visualization displays. What different infovis displays have in commom is the use of large number
of basic geometry elements (lines, dots). Not quite the target application for nowadays game-oriented
GPUs. But as Martin Florek showed in his thesis (and in our SCCG 2006 poster too), reasonable improvement
can be achieved if we takes the advantage of shaders or stencil tests.
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