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=== Scientific visualization ===

[[File:Rayleigh-Taylor instability.jpg|thumb|250px|Simulation of a Raleigh–Taylor instability caused by two mixing [[Fluid|fluidsfluid]]s]]

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=== Visual communication ===

[[Visual communication]] is the [[communication]] of [[idea]]s through the visual display of [[information]]. Primarily associated with [[two dimensional]] [[image]]s, it includes: [[alphanumeric]]s, [[art]], [[information sign|sign]]s, and [[electronics|electronic]] resources. Recent research in the field has focused on [[web design]] and graphically- oriented [[usability]].

=== Visual analytics ===

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{{see also|Interactive data visualization|Interactive whiteboard}}

'''Interactive visualization''' or '''interactive visualisation''' is a branch of [[Visualization (computer graphics)|graphic visualization]] in [[computer science]] that involves studying how humans interact with computers to create graphic illustrations of information and how this process can be made more efficient.

For a visualization to be considered interactive it must satisfy two criteria: