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Liebig T.  2014.  Relating mobility patterns to socio-demographic profiles. PhD
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Stoffel F, Janetzko H, Mansmann F.  2012.  Proportions in Categorical and Geographic Data: Visualizing the Results of Political Elections.. Proceedings of the AVI 2012, May 21 - 25,.
Monreale A, Wang HW, Pratesi F, Rinzivillo S, Pedreschi D, Andrienko G, Andrienko N.  2013.  Privacy-preserving Distributed Movement Data Aggregation. AGILE.
Andrienko G, Andrienko N.  2012.  Privacy Issues in Geospatial Visual Analytics. Advances in Location-Based Services, Lecture Notes in Geoinformation and Cartography. :239-246.
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Brodkorb F, Kuijper A, Andrienko G, Andrienko N, von Landesberger T.  2015.  Overview with Details for Exploring Geo-located Graphs on Maps. Information Visualization.
von Landesberger T, Andrienko G, Andrienko N, Bremm S, Kirschner M, Wesarg S, Kujper A.  2013.  Opening up the "black box" of Medical Image Segmentation with Statistical Shape Models. The Visual Computer. v.29(9):pp.893-905.
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Andrienko G, Gkoulalas-divanis A, Gruteser M, Kopp C, Liebig T, Rechert K.  2013.  The Liberation of Mobile Location Data and its Implications for Privacy Research. ACM SIGMOBILE Mobile Computing and Communication review. v.17(2):pp.7-18.
Mansmann F, Spretke D, Janetzko H.  2011.  Lessons Learned from Tool Development for Animal Movement Analysis. Poster Proc. 1st IEEE Symposium on Biological Data Visualization (IEEE BioVis).
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Vrotsou K, Zhi H, Peca I, Andrienko G, Andrienko N.  2012.  Interactive exploration of events and presence of people in space and time through KD-photomap. AVI'12, Proceedings of the International Working Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces. :804-805.
Andrienko G, Andrienko N, Mladenov M, Mock M, Poelitz C.  2012.  Identifying Place Histories from Activity Traces with an Eye to Parameter Impact. IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG). v.18 (5):675-688.
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Krstajic M, Rohrdantz C, Hund M, Weiler A.  2012.  Getting There First: Real-Time Detection of Real-World Incidents on Twitter. 2nd IEEE Workshop on Interactive Visual Text Analytics ”Task-Driven Analysis of Social Media” as part of the IEEE VisWeek 2012.
Andrienko G, Dykes J, Jiang B, Schiewe J.  2011.  GeoViz – Linking Geovisualization with Spatial Analysis and Modelling. Cartographica. v.46 (4):209-261.
Leonardi L, Orlando S, Raffaet'a A, Roncato A, Silvestri C, Andrienko G, Andrienko N.  2013.  A General Framework for Trajectory DataWarehousing and Visual OLAP. Geoinformatica.
Leonardi L, Orlando S, Raffaet'a A, Roncato A, Silvestri C, Andrienko G, Andrienko N.  2014.  A General Framework for Trajectory DataWarehousing and Visual OLAP. Geoinformatica. 18(2):273-312.
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Spretke D, Janetzko H, Mansmann F, Bak P, Kranstauber B, Davidson S, Mueller M.  2011.  Exploration through Enrichment: A Visual Analytics Approach for Animal Movement. Proceedings of the 19th SIGSPATIAL International Conference on Advances in Geographic Information Systems. :421--424.
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Andrienko G, Andrienko N, Bosch H, Ertl T, Fuchs G, Jankowski P, Thom D.  2013.  Discovering Thematic Patterns in Geo-Referenced Tweets through Space-Time Visual Analytics. Computing in Science and Engineering. v.15(3):pp.72-82.
Andrienko N, Andrienko G, Fuchs G, Stange H.  2014.  Detecting and Tracking Dynamic Clusters of Spatial Events. IEEE VAST 2014.
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Mansmann F, Spretke D, Janetzko H, Kranstauber B, Safi K.  2012.  Correlation-based Arrangement of Time Series for Movement Analysis in Behavioural Ecology. Progress on Movement Analysis Workshop.
Andrienko G, Andrienko N, Keim DA, MacEachren A, Wrobel S.  2011.  Challenging Problems in Geovisual Analytics. Visual Languages and Computing.
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Andrienko N, Andrienko G, Fuchs G.  2014.  Analysis of Mobility Behaviors in Geographic and Semantic Spaces. VAST Challenge @ IEEE VAST 2014.