I'm a PhD candidate in the InnoVis group and
Interactions Lab
at the University of Calgary.
My supervisors are Sheelagh Carpendale
and Carey Williamson.
In my research, I explore the use of visualization for information seeking.
I studied Computational Visualistics (Dipl.-Ing.) at Universität Magdeburg
and have undertaken research at
Microsoft Research,
IBM Research, and
Universidad de Chile.
I have offered web solutions for more than ten years.
I was the teaching assistant for Web-based Systems (SENG513) in
2010 and
2011.
I enjoy riding my bike in the city, growing food in a community garden, and taking pictures of streetart.
I sporadically update my visual journal,
photostream,
and status.
I once played with animated GIFs and thresholding.
Contact me via email: md
mariandoerk.de
While information on the Web is becoming increasingly abundant, diverse, and dynamic, web-based graphics and interactivity are becoming more and more advanced. In order to find better ways for making sense of growing information spaces, I seek to harness emerging technological trends on the Web. In particular, I design innovative information visualizations, create interactive exploration systems, and study the role of visualization in information seeking.