Latin American Symposium on Theoretical Informatics · 2017
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Resume (English only)
Background
Assistant professor in the Algorithms cluster at TU Eindhoven, the Netherlands
Research broadly captured as algorithmic visualization, at the intersection of algorithms and information visualization
Focuses on automatically computing high-quality visualizations of data
Applies methods from algorithms, computational geometry, and graph drawing to information visualization, automated cartography, and geographic information science
Specializes in designing and optimizing objective measures of visualization quality
Key research themes include: octilinear and curved schematization of geographic shapes/networks, computing Fréchet distances and matchings, and spatially informative visualization of set systems or hypergraphs
Views space as a deformable tool to highlight data structures, provide context, and focus attention