Sports Data Visualization [Guest editors' introduction]

Guest Editors' Introduction: 3D Reconstruction and Visualization

Guest Editors’ Introduction: Visualization Comes of Age

V isualization has come of age. For a term coined only five years ago. it-and the goal of effectively using visual information-has gained rapid and widespread acceptance. Indeed. the number of commercial “visualization” systems indicates just how overworked that term has become. Nonetheless. visualization. with its basis in computer graphics and its interdisciplinary nature. affects both scienc...

Guest Editors' Introduction: Pervasive Computing in Sports Technologies

S port is an extremely exciting field in which to apply our craft. Results over the last decade of research on applying ubiquitous computing technologies to enhance sports are indeed encouraging. Researchers have learned a great deal about sensors and how to embed them in everyday objects. For example, accelerometers, gyroscopes, microphones, and cameras all lend themselves nicely to a range of...

Guest Editors' Introduction: Data Mining in Bioinformatics

B ioinformatics and data mining provide exciting and challenging research and application areas for computational science. Bioinformatics is the science of managing, mining, and interpreting information from biological sequences and structures. Advances such as genome-sequencing initiatives, microarrays, proteomics, and functional and structural genomics have pushed the frontiers of human knowl...

Guest Editors' Introduction: Agents and Data Mining