Detailed Program

Diagrams will use two online platforms for the virtual event: Zoom and Wonder. The presentations will be given over Zoom. Presenters are expected to attend the indicated networking sessions to discuss their contributions with delegates in an informal setting. These networking sessions will take place in Wonder. Delegates can access the conference’s Wonder space at any time during the conference to meet with other delegates. Links to both platforms will be provided to delegates.

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Talk Durations

Abstracts and Long Papers: 15 minutes plus 5 minutes for questions

Short Papers: 10 minutes plus 5 minutes for questions

Lightning Talks: 5 minutes, no questions
Graduate Symposium Talks: 10 minutes plus 3 minutes for questions

A=Abstract, LP=Long Paper, SP=Short Paper, LT=Lightning Talk

Full Program

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28th September ALL TIMES IN GMT

08:00

08:15

Welcome: Amrita Basu and Gem Stapleton

08:15

09:00

Keynote: Learning from visual displays: processes and interventions Katharina Scheiter, Chair: Emmanuel Manalo

09:00

09:15

short break

09:15

10:30

Session 1 – Design & Application of Concrete Diagrams, Chair: Leonie Bosveld de Smet

 

 

Drawing Algorithms for Linear Diagrams, Peter Chapman, Kevin Sim and Huanghao Chen (A)

Aesthetics and Ordering in Stacked Area Charts, Steffen Strunge Mathiesen and Hans-Jörg Schulz (LP)

Interactive, Orthogonal Hyperedge Routing in Schematic Diagrams Assisted by Layout Automatisms, Stefan Helmke, Bernhard Goetze, Robert Scheffler and Gregor Wrobel (SP)

Evidence of Chunking in A Simple Drawing Task, Yanze Liu and Peter Cheng (LT)

Visualizing Inner-Sense Theories: An Application of Scientonomic Diagramming, Carlin Henikoff and Paul Patton (LT)

10:30

10:45

short break

10:45

11:30

Session 2 – Theory of Diagrams, Chair: Jean-Michel Boucheix

 

 

Considerations in Representation Selection for Problem Solving: a Review, Aaron Stockdill, Daniel Raggi, Mateja Jamnik, Grecia Garcia Garcia and Peter Cheng (LP)

Diagrams as Part of Physical Theories: A Representational Conception, Javier Anta (SP)

Music and Mathematics: Diagrammatic Reasoning in the 14th Century, Daniel Muzzulini (LT)

11:30

12:00

networking: session 1 and 2 authors to be in attendance

12:00

13:00

break

13:00

14:30

Tutorials

 

 

The Origin of Venn Diagrams

Jens Lemanski, Amirouche Moktefi and Lukas M. Verburgt

Diagrams and Creativity in Civil and Architectural Engineering

Stephanie Koerner and Lucretia Ray

14:30

15:00

break

15:00

16:00

Session 3 – Diagrams & Mathematics, Chair: Jean Van Bendegem

 

 

Effects of Strategy-Based Motivation, Quality of Diagrams and Performance in Mathematics, Stanislaw Schukajlow, Judith Blomberg, Johanna Rellensmann
and Claudia Leopold
(A)

On the Relationship Between Geometric Objects and Figures in Euclidean Geometry, Mario Bacelar Valente (SP)

Beyond Counting: Measuring Diagram Intensity in Mathematical Research Papers During the Past 25 Years, Henrik Kragh Sørensen (SP)

What Diagrams Are Considered Useful for Solving Mathematical Word Problems in Japan? Hiroaki Ayabe, Emmanuel Manalo, Mari Fukuda and Norihiro Sadato (LT)

16:00

16:15

short break

16:15

17:00

Keynote: Mapping Time, Daniel Rosenberg, Chair: Amrita Basu

17:00

17:15

short break

17:15

18:30

Session 4 – Diagrams & Logic I, Chair: Marc Champagne

 

 

The Search for Symmetry in Hohfeldian Modalities, Matteo Pascucci and Giovanni Sileno (LP)

Wittgenstein’s Picture-Investigations, Michael Biggs (LP)

Tractarian Notations, Francesco Bellucci (SP)

What are Rules for? A Carroll-Peirce Comparison, Amirouche Moktefi and Reetu Bhattacharjee (LT)

Dodecagons for Modal Opposition in the Quantified Argument Calculus, Matteo Pascucci and Jonas Raab (LT) 

18:30

19:00

networking: session 3 and 4 authors to be in attendance

29TH September ALL TIMES IN GMT

03:00

04:30

Session 5 – New Representation Systems, Chair: Cathy Legg

 

 

The Syntax and Semantics of Wire Diagrams: Two Approaches, Bryan Pickel and Brian Rabern (A)

New Representations of Modal Functions, Pedro Falcão (SP)

Diagramming Incomplete and Imprecise Temporal Information, Hakob Barseghyan (SP)

Comics and Diagrams: An Introductory Overview, Andrea Tosti (SP)

Diagramming Aristotle’s and Philoponus’ Theories of Projectile Motion, Josh Allen (LT)

Visualizing Worldviews: Applications of Diagrammatic Notation to Cosmology & Theology in the Middle Ages, Tessa Ng (LT)

04:30

04:45

short break

04:45

05:30

Session 6 – Diagrams & Logic II, Chair: Yasuhiro Katagiri

 

 

Revisiting Peirce’s Rules of Transformation for Euler-Venn Diagrams, Reetu Bhattacharjee and Amirouche Moktefi (LP)

Equivalence Proof for Intuitionistic Existential Alpha Graphs, Arnold Oostra (SP)

Peirce’s Graphical Solution to ‘Peirce’s Puzzle’, Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen (LT) (talk cancelled)

05:30

06:00

networking: session 5 and 6 authors to be in attendance

06:00

07:50

break

07:50

09:05

Session 7 – Analysis of Diagrams I, Chair: Peter Cheng

 

 

The Science of Seeing Science: Examining the Visuality Hypothesis, Claire Goggin and Lisa Best (SP) (talk rescheduled: session 15)

Through the Eyes of an Archeologist: Studying the Role of Prior Knowledge in Learning with Diagrams, Erica de Vries (LP)

Image Schemas in Diagrammatic Reasoning: the Case of Hasse Diagrams, Dimitra Bourou, Marco Schorlemmer and Enric Plaza (LP)

The fall and rise of resemblance diagrams, Mikkel Willum Johansen and Josefine Lomholt Pallavicini (SP) 

09:05

09:15

short break

09:15

11:00

Session 8 – Diagrams & Logic III, Chair: Francesco Bellucci

 

 

Presenting Basic Graph Logic, Marcia R. Cerioli, Leandro Suguitani and Petrucio Viana (LP)

Schopenhauer’s Partition Diagrams and Logical Geometry, Jens Lemanski and Lorenz Demey (LP)

Combining and Relating Aristotelian Diagrams, Leander Vignero (SP)

Residuation in Peirce’s Existential Graphs, Nathan Haydon and Ahti Pietarinen (SP)

Truth Tables without Truth Values: On 4.27 and 4.42 of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus, Tabea Rohr (SP)

A Diagrammatic Representation of Hegel’s Science of Logic, Valentin Pluder and Jens Lemanski (LT)

11:00

11:30

networking: session 7 and 8 authors to be in attendance

11:30

11:45

short break

11:45

12:30

Keynote: Diagrams and Dicisigns – the Interrelations of Peirce’s Doctrines of Propositions and Diagrammatical Reasoning, Frederik Stjernfelt, Chair: Cathy Legg

12:30

13:00

break

13:00

14:30

Tutorials

 

 

Extension of Venn-Peirce Diagrams: Absence of Individuals and Open Universe

Lopamudra Choudhury, Reetu Bhattacharjee and Mihir Kumar Chakraborty

Tutorial on Cognitive Processing of Diagrammatic Conceptual Models

Monika Malinova and Jan Mendling

14:30

15:00

break

15:00

15:45

Inspirational ECR Talk: What is a Logical Diagram? Francesco Bellucci, Chair: Mohanad Alqadah

15:45

16:00

short break

16:00

17:45

Graduate Symposium Talks, Chair: Mateja Jamnik

 

 

Euler-type Diagrams and Syllogistics. A Discussion of Modern Notations, Solution Strategies and Potentials, Claudia Anger

Doctoral thesis (2020): Marlo’s Logical Diagrams for Visual and Heterogeneous Reasoning: Valid in Mathematical and Aristotelian Logic, Marcos Bautista López Aznar

An Exploration into How Mathematicians Define Visual Representation Terms, Sian Goodwin (talk cancelled)

Automating Representation Change Across Domains for Reasoning, Aaron Stockdill

VRule – A Pixel Rewriting System for End-User Modeling, Rick Vinyard

Guidelines for Neural Network System Architecture Diagrams, Guy Marshall

A Computational Model of Sense-making: The Case of Diagrams, Dimitra Bourou

17:45

18:00

short break

18:00

19:30

Graduate Symposium Talks, Chair: Andrew Blake

 

 

Towards Fostering Metacognitive Use of Diagrams through Diagrammatic Self-Explanation, Tomohiro Nagashima

Cognitive Modelling of Drawing Diagram from Memory, Yanze Liu

Micro-Behaviour Measurement of Graph Comprehension, Fiorenzo Colarusso

Understanding the Role of Diagrammatic Properties of Virtual Work During Covid-19 in Constructing Shared Intentionality for Blind and Partially Sighted Employees, Erin Lee

Non-Visual Drawing Tool: Co-Designing a Cross-Sensory 3D Drawing Interface for and with Blind and Partially Sighted Drawers during Covid-19, Mitali Kamat

Mapping Nutritional Labeling Regulation Processes: A Diagrammatic Approach Towards Understanding, Ivonne Ramírez

30th September ALL TIMES IN GMT

03:00

03:50

Session 9 – Analysis of Diagrams II, Chair: Atsushi Shimojima

 

 

How do the Semantic Properties of Visual Explanations Guide Causal Inference? Holly Huey, Caren Walker and Judith Fan (A)

The Presence of Diagrams and Problems Requiring Diagram Construction: Comparing Mathematical Word Problems in Japanese and Canadian Textbooks, Mari Fukuda, Emmanuel Manalo and Hiroaki Ayabe (LT)

Visuospatial Skills and the Workforce, Israel Flores, Carson Fallon and Maithilee Kunda (LT)

Can Humans and Machines Classify Photographs as Depicting Negation, Yuri Sato and Koji Mineshima (LT)

03:50

04:00

short break

04:00

04:45

Session 10 – Diagrams & Logic IV, Chair: Yuri Sato

 

 

What Kind of Opposition-Forming Operator is Privation? José David García (LP)

Validity as Choiceless Unification, Frank Thomas Sautter and Bruno Ramos Mendonça (SP)

Jin Yuelin’s Simplification of Venn Diagrams, Xinwen Liu and Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen (LT)

04:45

05:15

networking: session 9 and 10 authors to be in attendance

08:00

08:45

Keynote: A Philosophical View of Fundamental Properties of Diagrams, Atsushi Shimojima, Chair: Gem Stapleton

08:45

09:00

short break

09:00

10:30

Session 11 – Diagrams & Computation,
Chair: Peter Chapman

 

 

Extracting Interactive Actor-Based Dataflow Models from Legacy C Code, Niklas Rentz, Steven Smyth, Lewe Andersen and Reinhard von Hanxleden (LP)

Visualising Lattices with Tabular Diagrams, Uta Priss (SP)

Understanding Scholarly Neural Network System Diagrams Through Application of VisDNA, Guy Marshall, Caroline Jay and Andre Freitas (SP)

A Universal Grammar for Specifying Visualization Types, Yuri Engelhardt and Clive Richards (SP)

Visualizing Program State as a Clustered Graph for Learning Programming, Oleg Sychev (LT)

Dynamic Flowcharts for Enhancing Learners’ Understanding of the Control Flow during Programming Learning, Mikhail Denisov, Anton Anikin and Oleg Sychev (LT)

10:30

10:45

short break

10:45

11:35

Session 12 – Cognitive Analysis, Chair: Jim Corter

 

 

Cognitive Properties of Representations: A Framework, Peter Cheng, Grecia Garcia Garcia, Daniel Raggi, Aaron Stockdill and Mateja Jamnik (LP)

Intentional Diagram Design: Using Gestalt Perceptual Grouping in Cladograms to Tackle Students’ Misconceptions, Jingyi Liu and Laura Novick (SP)

Concentrating Competency Profile Data Into Cognitive Map of Knowledge Diagnosis, Viktor Uglev and Oleg Sychev (LT)

Cognitive Style’s Effects on User Task Performance in Network Visualisations, Nikita Lomov, Quang Vinh Nguyen, Weidong Huang and Jing Luo (LT)

11:35

12:00

networking: session 11 and 12 authors to be in attendance

12:00

13:00

break

13:00

14:00

Diagrams Community Assembly (including Best Paper Awards): Amirouche Moktefi, all welcome

14:00

15:00

break

15:00

15:45

Keynote: Why and How Should we Draw to Learn, Shaaron Ainsworth, Chair: Sven Linker

15:45

16:00

short break

16:00

17:10

Session 13 – Diagrams as Structural Tools, Chair: Dirk Schlimm

 

 

Interactivity in Linear Diagrams, Peter Chapman (LP)

Diagrammatic Representations of Uncertainty in Meteorological Forecasting, Brandon Boesch (LP)

Structuralist Analysis for Neural Network System Diagrams, Guy Marshall, Caroline Jay and Andre Freitas (SP)

Modeling Multimodal Interactions and Feedback for Embodied Geovisualization, Markus Berger (LT)

17:10

17:30

short break

17:30

18:30

Session 14 – Formal Diagrams, Chair: Holly Huey

 

 

On the Cognitive Potential of Derivative Meaning in Aristotelian Diagrams, Hans Smessaert, Atsushi Shimojima and Lorenz Demey (LP)

Number and Quality of Diagrams in Scholarly Publications is Associated with Number of Citations, Guy Marshall, Caroline Jay and Andre Freitas (SP)

How can Numerals be Iconic? Varieties of iconicity, Dirk Schlimm (SP)

Natural Deduction for Intuitionistic Euler-Venn Diagrams, Sven Linker (LT)

18:30

19:00

networking: session 13 and 14 authors to be in attendance

19:00

19:30

break

19:30

21:00

Tutorial

 

 

Diagrams for Belief Systems: A Tutorial in Notation and Application

Kye Palider, Hakob Barseghyan and Paul Patton

1st October ALL TIMES IN GMT

03:00

03:55

Session 15 – Understanding Thought Processes, Chair: Amy Fox

 

 

Observed Strategies of Drawing Data Representations, Fiorenzo Colarusso, Peter Cheng, Grecia Garcia Garcia, Daniel Raggi and Mateja Jamnik (LP)

Diagrams in Essays: Exploring the Kinds of Diagrams Students Generate and How Well They Work, Emmanuel Manalo and Mari Fukuda (SP)

How can we Statistically Analyze the Achievement of Diagrammatic Literacy from High School Regular Tests? Yuri Uesaka, Shun Saso and Takeshi Akisawa (LT)

The Science of Seeing Science: Examining the Visuality Hypothesis, Claire Goggin and Lisa Best (SP)

03:55

04:10

short break

04:10

04:50

Session 16 – Diagrams & Logic V, Chair: Yuri Uesaka

 

 

Aaron Schuyler: the Missing Link Between Euler and Venn Diagrams? Marcos Bautista López Aznar and Walter Federico Gadea (SP)

On identity in Peirce’s Beta Graphs, Javier Legris (SP)

Venn Diagrams with “Most”: A Natural Logic Approach, Xinwen Liu and Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen (LT)

04:50

05:20

networking: session 15 and 16 authors to be in attendance

05:20

05:25

closing remarks: Amrita Basu