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393. Spence, R. (2007). Information visualization: design for interaction. (2 nd. ed.). Essex, England: Pearson Education Limited. The signing of the consent form acknowledges that you have received and read the project description. Keep a copy of this description of the study for your own reference and the consent slip attached. Contact Information about the Project If you have any questions or require further information about the project you may contact Olga Buchel (oburchel@uwo.ca) or Kamran Sedig (sedig@uwo.ca). If you have any concerns about the project or your participation, you may contact: Office of Research Ethics Tel: 519-661-3036 Email: ethics@uwo.ca Refereed Publications Buchel, O., & Sedig, K. (in preparation). "Can additional representations in map-based visualizations enhance sensemaking activities such as collection understanding?" Buchel, O., & Sedig, K. (r&r to Information Research journal). "Making Sense of Document Collections with Map-Based Visualizations: Interacting with Representations." Buchel, O., Sedig, K. (2011). "Extending Map-Based Visualizations to Support Visual Tasks: The Role of Ontological Properties." Knowledge Organization Journal 38(3), 204-230.
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395. Buchel, O. (2011). "Designing Map-Based Visualizations for Collection Understanding." Proceedings of JCDL 2011.
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