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Guest Editorial: InfoVis 2005

THREE papers in this issue of IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG) are expanded versions of ones presented at InfoVis 2005. These examples of the cutting edge of information visualization research showcase the diversity and depth of the field, illustrating new display techniques as well as novel application domains for information visualization systems. The three pape...

Guest Editorial: Special Section on Visualization 2005

THIS special section contains extended versions of nine papers published at the IEEE Visualization 2005 (VIS 2005) conference. The program committee cochairs selected these papers by taking into account the detailed reviews from external referees and program committee members. Authors were invited to submit a substantially revised and extended version of their manuscripts. Each submitted paper ...

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Editorial: The Mental Capacity Act 2005—Ten Years On

More than a decade has passed since the Mental Capacity Act (MCA) received royal assent. Described as a ‘visionary piece of legislation’, the MCA was a significant landmark on the legal landscape. It represented a triumph of autonomy by recognising that, as far as possible, people should play an active role in decisions about their welfare. At the core of the MCA is the fundamental principle th...