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Martin Fink University of California Santa Barbara research interests: Graph Drawing Information Visualization Computational Geometry Experimental Graph Drawing Algorithms Marcus Schaefer Markus Chimani Sebastian Leipert Seok-Hee Hong

Martin Fink University of California Santa Barbara research interests: Graph Drawing Information Visualization Computational Geometry
Experimental Graph Drawing Algorithms Marcus Schaefer Markus Chimani Sebastian Leipert Seok-Hee Hong Takao Nishizeki Md. Saidur Rahman 0001 Tim Dwyer Michael J¨ unger Kim Marriott Petra Mutzel Peter Eades Karsten Klein Stephen C. North Carsten Gutwenger Yehuda Koren Lev Nachmanson Christian Bachmaier Joe Marks Emden R. Gansner Stephen G. Kobourov Georg Sander Christian A. Duncan Dorothea Wagner David Eppstein Franz-Josef Brandenburg Michael T. Goodrich Stina S. Bridgeman Ulrik Brandes Martin N¨ ollenburg Sabine Cornelsen Roberto Tamassia Ioannis G. Tollis Ashim Garg Therese C. Biedl Jan Kratochv´ ıl Prosenjit Bose David R. Wood Alexander Wolff Maurizio Patrignani Maurizio Pizzonia Giuseppe Di Battista Fabrizio Frati Michael A. Bekos Giuseppe Liotta J´ anos Pach Sue Whitesides Michael Kaufmann Vida Dujmovic Walter Didimo Henk Meijer Antonios Symvonis Patrizio Angelini Stephen K. Wismath G´ eza T´ oth Emilio Di Giacomo Tamara Mchedlidze curvy metro maps drawing in restricted area
Aspect Ratio of Scatterplots user preferences output of optimization methods
Possible Future Work block crossings of metro lines bundled crossings in graph drawing

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