Title: Space, Time
1Space, Time Colour in Visualisation
- Space
- Cues position, size, overlay, colour,
perspective, texture, lighting, focus,
accommodation, convergence, stereoscopy. 3D on
2D. Semantic spaces - Time
- Snapshot, vectors, time series (graphs),
animation, multi-layered - Colour
- Physics, colorants, illumination, perception,
attention, motion, categorisation, emotion
2Space overview
- Real space (3D)
- Pictorial or illusory space
- Space perception active, supporting action
- Visualisation of 3D space on 2D based on depth
cues
(Why) is our perception of space three
dimensional?
3Space position
- Relative horizontal order
- Relative height
4Space relative size
- Relative size among objects
- Relative size among areas (figure / ground)
When are smaller objects closer to the viewer?
5Space familiar size
- Size perception based on familiarity
What happens when relative and familiar sizes
conflict?
6Space shape
- Skewed shaped according to linear perspective
How do we discern unknown shapes from their
orientation?
7Space Interposition
- Occlusion (overlap)
- Translucency (lt 100 transparency)
When are object edge lines needed when are they
not?
8Space Edge interpretation
- Orientation depth
- Illumination reflectance
What happens when there is no physically possible
interpretation?
9Space colour
- Relative saturation (chroma contrast)
- Relative lightness (luminosity contrast)
Does colour / luminosity constancy affect space
perception?
10Space convergence of parallels
- Linear perspective projection
Brunelleschi, Santo Spirito church, 1436
11Space texture
Gustave Caillebote, Paris Street Rainy Day
12Space lighting (shadows)
diffuse shading
cast shadows
13Space lighting (highlights)
14Space lighting (reflections)
15Space focus
Why does video not look as 3D as film (look at
DOF)?
16Space accommodation
- Changing eye lens size in order to focus
17Space accommodation
- Lens accommodation in the eye
Why does accommodation not destroy 3D on 2D
illusion?
18Space convergence
Are there problems of convergence with 2D
computer displays?
19Space - stereopsis
- Binocular disparity and fusion of images
What does fusion do to ones depth perception?
20Space kinetic
- Use of body enhanced depth perception
What happens to space perception if you dont
move at all?
21Time - overview
- Normative time (seconds, minutes, hours)
- Experienced time (psychological, real life)
- Implied or imaginary representation of time (on a
2D surfaces) - Visualisation concerned with implied time and
different representations of time - Visualisation can offer insights into normative
time which cant be experienced
22Time snapshot
- A point in time with a history and future
Dust clouds near North African deserts
23Time diagrammatic
- Vector map - movement, velocity, direction and
path in time
Vector fields displaying fluid movement
24Time time series graphs
- Time series (plotted X-Y graphs)
A flux of x-rays plotted against time
An image embedded into sound (sonogram)
25Time sequence
Hydrogen atom superposition of 6 eigenstates
When does motion become fluid and flicker
unnoticeable?
26Time narrative symbolic
Jerusalem 3000 Three Millennia of History
27Colour overview
- Light is electromagnetic radiation
- Colour is a perceptual property of light
- Light wavelengths do not map directly to colours
- Colour of an item is a combination of item,
lighting and viewer characteristics - Human colour vision is corrective, can be fooled
and has strong emotive impact
28Colour physics
- Electromagnetic radiation
Why do we not see other frequencies of the EM
spectrum?
29Colour Colorants
- Pigments and dyes absorb reflect different
frequencies
What is the real colour of an object (how to
measure)?
30Colour illumination
- Illumination has a spectral distribution
What is daylight and what is its colour
temperature?
31Colour illumination intensity
- Light intensity affects colour vision!
How can you calibrate displays if intensity
affects colour vision?
32Colour perception
- Perception object properties illumination
properties (both global and local) perceiver
properties
33Colour - deficiency
- Deficiency in separating hues
Original
Colour deficient simulation (orig)
Corrected
Colour deficient simulation (corrected)
What is normal colour vision if everybody sees
differently?
34Colour attention
- Colour guides visual attention (pre-attentive)
What other pre-attentive vision properties are
there?
35Colour motion
- Colour can cause apparent motion
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37Colour - categorisation
- Various colour models for diff. purposes
Munsell
NCS
Why dont we define colours via their spectral
distribution?
38Colour emotion
- Colours emotive impact is relative
- Culture
- Size in visual field
- Saturation
- Surrounding colours
- Personal differences
- Genre
- Etc.
Why does colour have such a potential emotional
impact?
39Summary
- Space, time and colour are related
- Visualization is about sensing, decoding and
representing with space, time colour - Many things in vision unknown
- Opportunities for research and experiments