Thomas L. Naps, Wim De Pauw
Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Software Visualization
SOFTVIS, 2005.

@proceedings{SOFTVIS-2005,
	address       = "St. Louis, Missouri, USA",
	editor        = "Thomas L. Naps and Wim De Pauw",
	isbn          = "1-59593-073-6",
	publisher     = "{ACM}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Software Visualization}",
	year          = 2005,
}

Event page: http://www.st.uni-trier.de/~diehl/softvis/org/softvis05/

Contents (20 items)

12 ×#visualisation
3 ×#modelling
3 ×#source code
3 ×#using
3 ×#visual notation
2 ×#algorithm
2 ×#analysis
2 ×#evolution
2 ×#graph
2 ×#metric

SOFTVIS-2005-BaloianBL #algorithm #concept #using #visualisation

Algorithm visualization using concept keyboards (NAB, HB, WL), pp. 7–16.

SOFTVIS-2005-JohannesSW #algorithm #analysis #animation #using #visualisation

Algorithm animation using shape analysis: visualising abstract executions (DJ, RS, RW), pp. 17–26.

SOFTVIS-2005-GhoniemCFJ #constraints #graph #programming #using #visualisation

Peeking in solver strategies using explanations visualization of dynamic graphs for constraint programming (MG, HC, JDF, NJ), pp. 27–36.

SOFTVIS-2005-BurchDW #data mining #mining #visual notation

Visual data mining in software archives (MB, SD, PW), pp. 37–46.

SOFTVIS-2005-VoineaTW #evolution #named #visualisation

CVSscan: visualization of code evolution (LV, ACT, JJvW), pp. 47–56.

SOFTVIS-2005-OReillyBM #coordination #visualisation

The war room command console: shared visualizations for inclusive team coordination (CO, DWB, PJM), pp. 57–65.

SOFTVIS-2005-PinzgerGFL #evolution #metric #multi #visualisation

Visualizing multiple evolution metrics (MP, HCG, MF, ML), pp. 67–75.

SOFTVIS-2005-KholkarKSV #analysis #case study #specification #visual notation

Visual specification and analysis of use cases (DK, GMK, US, RV), pp. 77–85.

SOFTVIS-2005-BerghC #interactive #modelling #towards #user interface

Towards modeling context-sensitive interactive applications: the context-sensitive user interface profile (CUP) (JVdB, KC), pp. 87–94.

SOFTVIS-2005-GestwickiJ #architecture

Methodology and architecture of JIVE (PVG, BJ), pp. 95–104.

SOFTVIS-2005-MalloyP #c++ #modelling #source code #uml #visualisation

Exploiting UML dynamic object modeling for the visualization of C++ programs (BAM, JFP), pp. 105–114.

SOFTVIS-2005-ReissR #java #named

Jove: java as it happens (SPR, MR), pp. 115–124.

SOFTVIS-2005-BlochingerKS #parallel #visualisation

Visualizing structural properties of irregular parallel computations (WB, MK, MS), pp. 125–134.

SOFTVIS-2005-CoxGR #data flow #parallel #source code #visual notation

Adding parallelism to visual data flow programs (PTC, SG, ARC), pp. 135–144.

SOFTVIS-2005-FrishmanT #mobile #visualisation

Visualization of mobile object environments (YF, AT), pp. 145–154.

SOFTVIS-2005-NoackL #graph #layout #modelling

A space of layout styles for hierarchical graph models of software systems (AN, CL), pp. 155–164.

SOFTVIS-2005-BalzerDL #metric #visualisation

Voronoi treemaps for the visualization of software metrics (MB, OD, CL), pp. 165–172.

SOFTVIS-2005-PanasLL #3d #visualisation

Online-configuration of software visualizations with Vizz3D (TP, RL, WL), pp. 173–182.

SOFTVIS-2005-DeLineKCR #comprehension #source code #towards

Towards understanding programs through wear-based filtering (RD, AK, MC, GGR), pp. 183–192.

SOFTVIS-2005-StoreyCG #development #framework #on the #overview #process #using #visualisation

On the use of visualization to support awareness of human activities in software development: a survey and a framework (MADS, DC, DMG), pp. 193–202.