Vol. 8 No. 2 (2016)

Vol. 8 No. 2 (2016)

This issue comprises successful submissions (double-blind peer review process) to the special issue "Open and Visual Access to Information".

Published: 19.12.2016

Editorial

Editorial 8(2)

Thomas J. Lampoltshammer, Michael Leitner, Noella Edelmann

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Special Issue: Research Papers

Open or Closed? Open Licensing of Real-time Public Sector Transit Data

Teresa Scassa, Alexandra Diebel

1-20
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Designing a Semantic API for Open City Data

Auriol Degbelo, Devanjan Bhattacharya, Sergi Trilles, Carlos Granell Canut, Christian Kray, Nikolaus Schiestel

21-58
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Visualization of election data: Using interaction design and visual discovery for communicating complex insights

Kuhu Gupta, Shailaja Sampat, Manas Sharma, Venkatesh Rajamanickam

59-86
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Linked Information Visualization for Linked Open Government Data. A Visual Synthetics Approach to Governmental Data and Knowledge Collections

Florian Windhager, Eva Mayr, Günther Schreder, Michael Smuc

87-116
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Editorial

Editorial 8(2)

Special Issue: Research Papers

Open or Closed? Open Licensing of Real-time Public Sector Transit Data

Designing a Semantic API for Open City Data

Visualization of election data: Using interaction design and visual discovery for communicating complex insights

Linked Information Visualization for Linked Open Government Data. A Visual Synthetics Approach to Governmental Data and Knowledge Collections

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