InfraVis Days in Växjö, 21-23 April 2026 (internal event)

InfraVis Days at Linnaeus University clearly showed what InfraVis is all about: a national research infrastructure that makes knowledge production possible in ways that no single environment can achieve alone.

Over three rewarding days, colleagues from all eight InfraVis nodes came together as one shared national capacity. These meetings highlight how InfraVis works as a holistic infrastructure, where strong local expertise combines into something far greater than the sum of its parts. The real value lies in the synergies between nodes and how they lead to concrete research outcomes.

User examples made this especially tangible, from visualizing global deforestation data to exploring how archaeological knowledge is produced and displayed in a museum context. Together, they illustrate how InfraVis is a core part of data‑intensive research in Sweden.

Warm thanks to our generous hosts Karen Larkina, Andreas Kerren, and the entire Linnaeus University node.

Program

Day 1, Tuesday, 21 April

Morning Session for IAEs, Teleborgs Slott (for Application Experts only)

Steering Group meeting (for Steering Group only)

LUNCH at Teleborgs Slott (for all of InfraVis)

Group Photo and visit the surroundings

Welcome by Dean Jesper Andersson

Module Leaders seminar with presentations of the InfraVis modules:

Module 1 Monica Billger

Module 2 Katharina Beckmann

Module 3 Ingela Nyström

Module 4 Mariana Maisterrena Llaguno

Module 5 Kostiantyn Kucher

Module 6 Evelina Liliequist

Module 7 Liang Zhou

User Feedback Session
TALES Project: Michael Lindblom, Uppsala University
Deforestation Footprint: Chandrakand Singh, Chalmers University of Technology

Day 2, Wednesday, 22 April

Introduction Växjö Linnaeus Science Park Medhat Hassan

Visits to visualization lab and OmniDeck lab

Presentation Fairness Accessibility Visualization Explorer (FAVE) – Parisa Salmanian

Node Project Presentations:

Background – Kajsa M Paulsson

Linnaeus University

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Humlab Umeå University

Uppsala University

Linköping University

Gothenburg node

LUNCH

Presentation Visual Forest – a future visualization vision – Johan Fransson (Faculty of Technology, Dep. of forestry and wood technology, Linnaeus)

Presentation From drone data to forest visualization: ForestVis – technical pipeline (Data acquisition and processing) – Basam Dahy, postdoc fellow, Linneaus University, dep of forestry and wood technology

Glass artist presentation Frida Lundén Mörck

Private Tour at Småland Glass Museum

Day 3, Thursday, 23 April

Tour to Department of Design

Presentation Darius Coelho Postdoctoral Fellow. Department of Computer Science and Media Technology Faculty of Technology

Presentation Huminfra Mats Fridlund

Conclusions and Farewell – Mario Romero, Monica Billger, Andreas Kerren

Welcome speech by Linnaeus University node.
Photo: Henrik Andersson
InfraVis application expert Julius Häger (KTH node) presenting.
Photo: Henrik Andersson
InfraVis application expert Tristan Bridge (Gothenburg node) discussing with colleagues.
Photo: Henrik Andersson