Patric Sander
InfraVis Faculty
Author: Katharina Beckmann
COMPUTE 2025
Two InfraVis nodes were represented at this year’s COMPUTE meeting at Lund University, an event aimed at all COMPUTE members and COMPUTE associates. The theme of the event was Computational work in the public sector and industry.
Workshop: Python
InfraVis, together with NAISS UPPMAX, HPC2N, and LUNARC is providing an introduction to Python and Using Python in an HPC environment. Dates: 27-28 November & 1-2 December 2025.
InfraVis Presented at LU Open Science Days
Emanuel Larsson, InfraVis node coordinator at Lund University, delivered a presentation at the Lund University Science Days on 19–20 November.
InfraVis Presented at HumInfra Conference
Linnéa Tjernström from the InfraVis node at Umeå University presented InfraVis at the HumInfra Concerence in Stockholm.
GIS visualization of archaeological sites in the upper Tigris and Euphrates River basins
The project produced GIS-based maps and diagrams to visualize archaeological sites and material culture, highlighting the regional shift from hunting-gathering to farming. It integrates environmental and archaeological data to show patterns of human–environment interaction across multiple case study areas and their chronological development.
Workshop: NodeGoat
Welcome to this workshop in NodeGoat offered by InfraVis and Humlab 2 December 2025. NodeGoat is a web-based instrument designed for visualizing data from the social sciences and humanities across space and time. It enables users to map, connect, and analyze data, as well as to share research results in an interactive way.
Stefan Gelfgren
InfraVis Faculty
InfraVis User Training Workshop: Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
GIS workshop at Uppsala University 6 November held by InfraVis application expert Vasiliki Tsoumari.
InfraVis at satellite event to Swedish e-Science Academy 2025
InfraVis hosted a satellite event that was held during the InfraVis at satellite event to Swedish e-Science Academy 2025 together with Humlab and the Environmental Archaeology Lab (MAL).