Technical Committee on Visualization and Graphics: Difference between revisions

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Also known, as VIS, the [[IEEE Visualization]] conference is considered one of the top-tier venues for presenting visualization research.<ref>{{cite web|last1=Kosara|first1=Robert|title=A Guide to the Quality of Different Visualization Venues|url=https://eagereyes.org/blog/2013/a-guide-to-the-quality-of-different-visualization-venues|website=Eager Eyes|date=11 November 2013}}</ref>

Past conferences:

* {{flagicon|US}} 2017: [[Phoenix, Arizona]]

* {{flagicon|US}} 2016: [[Baltimore, Maryland]]

* {{flagicon|US}} 2015: [[Chicago, Illinois]],

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Future conferences:

* {{flagicon|US}} 2017: [[Phoenix, Arizona]]

* {{flagicon|Germany}} 2018: [[Berlin]], [[Germany]]

* {{flagicon|Canada}} 2019: [[Vancouver]], [[Canada]]

* {{flagicon|US}} 2020: [[Salt Lake City, Utah]]

===IEEE Virtual Reality===

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===Visualization Technical Achievement Awards===

*2017

**Career: [[Charles D. Hansen]]

**Technical Achievement: [[Jeffrey Heer]]

*2016

**Career: [[John C. Dill]]