Andrew Vande Moere
Biographic Data
| ID | 190443 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew Vande Moere |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew Vande |
| FAMILY NAME | Moere |
| SIGNATURE | MOERE A V |
| AFFILIATIONS | KU Leuven |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0085-4941 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Visual-Analytics Workflow to Support the Assessment of Pottery Classes. Morphological Categorisation in Sagalassos Red Slip Ware
Digital transformation is inevitable in archaeological research, from data collection to the formatting of rules that define fundamental research topics, such as that of typological arrangements. Digitising the archaeological record is a situated process that inherits substantial complexity when it comes to typological classification, since traditional material analyses rely strongly on visual inspection, (tacit) expert knowledge, and first-hand …
Identifying site-specific circularity potential in the built environment through socio-spatial visualizations
This article tackles contextual challenges in spatial plans and circularity strategies in the built environment. It highlights the issue of using generic circularity toolboxes with limited consideration of site-specific contexts. To address this, the paper proposes socio-spatial visualizations as an alternative approach. Two case studies of industry parks demonstrate the effectiveness of this method. By employing socio-spatial visualizations, fut…
The StoryMapper
As aresponse to traditional (top‐down) urban planning processes, placemaking engages local citizens in the process of shaping the form, social activity, and meaning of places around them. However, placemaking practices similarly face political challenges regarding inclusion and emplacement. These challenges relate to who participates, facilitation through linguistic discourse, and place engagement itself. Attempting to address these challenges, t…
Designing a Data Visualisation for Interdisciplinary Scientists. How to Transparently Convey Data Frictions
Interpreting Text and Image Relations in Violent Extremist Discourse
This article presents a mixed methods approach for analysing text and image relations in violent extremist discourse. The approach involves integrating multimodal discourse analysis with data mining and information visualisation, resulting in theoretically informed empirical techniques for automated analysis of text and image relations in large datasets. The approach is illustrated by a study which aims to analyse how violent extremist groups use…
Architectural Contextualization of Heritage Museum Artifacts Using Augmented Reality
Context is crucial for understanding meanings and values of heritage. Several heritage artifacts from recently destroyed monuments are exhibited in different museums around the world. As such contextualizing those isolated heritage artifacts enables museums to communicate architectural and spatial qualities of the original context to their visitors. With the rapid evolution of digital technologies, museums started to incorporate Augmented Reality…
The Role of Tangible Interaction to Communicate Tacit Knowledge of Built Heritage
Meanings and values of built heritage vary from factual and explicit meanings which are relatively easy to present, to more tacit knowledge, which is typically more challenging to communicate due to its implicit and often abstract character. In this paper, we investigate how tangible interaction influences the communication of this tacit knowledge of built heritage, and howit affects the experience of visitors. Through a between-group comparative…
Communicating the spatiotemporal transformation of architectural heritage via an in-situ projection mapping installation
FixMyStreet Brussels
FixMyStreet (FMS) is a web-based civic participation platform that allows inhabitants to report environmental defects like potholes and damaged pavements to the government. In this paper, we examine the use of FMS in Brussels, the capital city of Belgium. Analyzing a total of 30,041 reports since its inception in 2013, we demonstrate how civic participation on FMS varies between the ethnically diverse districts in Brussels. We compare FMS use to …
What Public Visualization Can Learn from Street Art
As public visualization is becoming increasingly popular, our physical environment should be considered an intrinsic component of its design because of the various rich, interpretative meanings that it inherently possesses. As many concepts of street art deliberately deploy such meanings within the environment in order to convey particular messages, the authors believe it can act as a valuable resource for public visualization design. The authors…
A Digital Mixed Methods Research Design
This article demonstrates how a digital environment offers new opportunities for transforming qualitative data into quantitative data in order to use data mining and information visualization for mixed methods research. The digital approach to mixed methods research is illustrated by a framework which combines qualitative methods of multimodal discourse analysis with quantitative methods of data mining and information visualization in a multileve…
BinSq
Dot maps have become a popular way to visualize discrete geographic data. Yet, beyond showing how the data are spatially distributed, dot maps are often visually cluttered in terms of consistency, overlap, and representativeness. Existing clutter reduction techniques like jittering, refinement, distortion, and aggregation also address this issue, but do so by arbitrarily displacing dots from their exact location, removing dots from the map, chang…
Mapping Cilento
Designing for the Situated and Public Visualization of Urban Data
This paper investigates the concept of urban visualization, the visual representation of an urban environment through its intrinsic or related data, where its display is also situated within that physical environment. It describes how the principles behind public and urban displays can be combined with those of social visualization and persuasive computing in order to create discursive as well as pictorial representations that provide a better an…
Sonic drapery as a folding metaphor for a wearable visualization and sonification display
This article examines two different multimodal interpretations of a folding metaphor, with folding understood as a richly interpretable communication medium. The authors look at the mythological origins of giving voice to fabrics and the tradition in drapery and arts of creating folds to signify embedded meanings. Their projects explore the intertextuality and intermodality of drapery (found originally in painting) as the context for sonic draper…
Mapping Cilento
A Digital Mixed Methods Research Design
This article demonstrates how a digital environment offers new opportunities for transforming qualitative data into quantitative data in order to use data mining and information visualization for mixed methods research. The digital approach to mixed methods research is illustrated by a framework which combines qualitative methods of multimodal discourse analysis with quantitative methods of data mining and information visualization in a multileve…
Interpreting Text and Image Relations in Violent Extremist Discourse
This article presents a mixed methods approach for analysing text and image relations in violent extremist discourse. The approach involves integrating multimodal discourse analysis with data mining and information visualisation, resulting in theoretically informed empirical techniques for automated analysis of text and image relations in large datasets. The approach is illustrated by a study which aims to analyse how violent extremist groups use…
Communicating the spatiotemporal transformation of architectural heritage via an in-situ projection mapping installation
The StoryMapper
As aresponse to traditional (top‐down) urban planning processes, placemaking engages local citizens in the process of shaping the form, social activity, and meaning of places around them. However, placemaking practices similarly face political challenges regarding inclusion and emplacement. These challenges relate to who participates, facilitation through linguistic discourse, and place engagement itself. Attempting to address these challenges, t…
The Role of Tangible Interaction to Communicate Tacit Knowledge of Built Heritage
Meanings and values of built heritage vary from factual and explicit meanings which are relatively easy to present, to more tacit knowledge, which is typically more challenging to communicate due to its implicit and often abstract character. In this paper, we investigate how tangible interaction influences the communication of this tacit knowledge of built heritage, and howit affects the experience of visitors. Through a between-group comparative…
BinSq
Dot maps have become a popular way to visualize discrete geographic data. Yet, beyond showing how the data are spatially distributed, dot maps are often visually cluttered in terms of consistency, overlap, and representativeness. Existing clutter reduction techniques like jittering, refinement, distortion, and aggregation also address this issue, but do so by arbitrarily displacing dots from their exact location, removing dots from the map, chang…
Sonic drapery as a folding metaphor for a wearable visualization and sonification display
This article examines two different multimodal interpretations of a folding metaphor, with folding understood as a richly interpretable communication medium. The authors look at the mythological origins of giving voice to fabrics and the tradition in drapery and arts of creating folds to signify embedded meanings. Their projects explore the intertextuality and intermodality of drapery (found originally in painting) as the context for sonic draper…
Sonic drapery as a folding metaphor for a wearable visualization and sonification display
This article examines two different multimodal interpretations of a folding metaphor, with folding understood as a richly interpretable communication medium. The authors look at the mythological origins of giving voice to fabrics and the tradition in drapery and arts of creating folds to signify embedded meanings. Their projects explore the intertextuality and intermodality of drapery (found originally in painting) as the context for sonic draper…
Designing for the Situated and Public Visualization of Urban Data
This paper investigates the concept of urban visualization, the visual representation of an urban environment through its intrinsic or related data, where its display is also situated within that physical environment. It describes how the principles behind public and urban displays can be combined with those of social visualization and persuasive computing in order to create discursive as well as pictorial representations that provide a better an…
A Digital Mixed Methods Research Design
This article demonstrates how a digital environment offers new opportunities for transforming qualitative data into quantitative data in order to use data mining and information visualization for mixed methods research. The digital approach to mixed methods research is illustrated by a framework which combines qualitative methods of multimodal discourse analysis with quantitative methods of data mining and information visualization in a multileve…
BinSq
Dot maps have become a popular way to visualize discrete geographic data. Yet, beyond showing how the data are spatially distributed, dot maps are often visually cluttered in terms of consistency, overlap, and representativeness. Existing clutter reduction techniques like jittering, refinement, distortion, and aggregation also address this issue, but do so by arbitrarily displacing dots from their exact location, removing dots from the map, chang…
Mapping Cilento
FixMyStreet Brussels
FixMyStreet (FMS) is a web-based civic participation platform that allows inhabitants to report environmental defects like potholes and damaged pavements to the government. In this paper, we examine the use of FMS in Brussels, the capital city of Belgium. Analyzing a total of 30,041 reports since its inception in 2013, we demonstrate how civic participation on FMS varies between the ethnically diverse districts in Brussels. We compare FMS use to …
What Public Visualization Can Learn from Street Art
As public visualization is becoming increasingly popular, our physical environment should be considered an intrinsic component of its design because of the various rich, interpretative meanings that it inherently possesses. As many concepts of street art deliberately deploy such meanings within the environment in order to convey particular messages, the authors believe it can act as a valuable resource for public visualization design. The authors…
Architectural Contextualization of Heritage Museum Artifacts Using Augmented Reality
Context is crucial for understanding meanings and values of heritage. Several heritage artifacts from recently destroyed monuments are exhibited in different museums around the world. As such contextualizing those isolated heritage artifacts enables museums to communicate architectural and spatial qualities of the original context to their visitors. With the rapid evolution of digital technologies, museums started to incorporate Augmented Reality…
The Role of Tangible Interaction to Communicate Tacit Knowledge of Built Heritage
Meanings and values of built heritage vary from factual and explicit meanings which are relatively easy to present, to more tacit knowledge, which is typically more challenging to communicate due to its implicit and often abstract character. In this paper, we investigate how tangible interaction influences the communication of this tacit knowledge of built heritage, and howit affects the experience of visitors. Through a between-group comparative…
Communicating the spatiotemporal transformation of architectural heritage via an in-situ projection mapping installation
Interpreting Text and Image Relations in Violent Extremist Discourse
This article presents a mixed methods approach for analysing text and image relations in violent extremist discourse. The approach involves integrating multimodal discourse analysis with data mining and information visualisation, resulting in theoretically informed empirical techniques for automated analysis of text and image relations in large datasets. The approach is illustrated by a study which aims to analyse how violent extremist groups use…
Designing a Data Visualisation for Interdisciplinary Scientists. How to Transparently Convey Data Frictions
The StoryMapper
As aresponse to traditional (top‐down) urban planning processes, placemaking engages local citizens in the process of shaping the form, social activity, and meaning of places around them. However, placemaking practices similarly face political challenges regarding inclusion and emplacement. These challenges relate to who participates, facilitation through linguistic discourse, and place engagement itself. Attempting to address these challenges, t…
A Visual-Analytics Workflow to Support the Assessment of Pottery Classes. Morphological Categorisation in Sagalassos Red Slip Ware
Digital transformation is inevitable in archaeological research, from data collection to the formatting of rules that define fundamental research topics, such as that of typological arrangements. Digitising the archaeological record is a situated process that inherits substantial complexity when it comes to typological classification, since traditional material analyses rely strongly on visual inspection, (tacit) expert knowledge, and first-hand …
Identifying site-specific circularity potential in the built environment through socio-spatial visualizations
This article tackles contextual challenges in spatial plans and circularity strategies in the built environment. It highlights the issue of using generic circularity toolboxes with limited consideration of site-specific contexts. To address this, the paper proposes socio-spatial visualizations as an alternative approach. Two case studies of industry parks demonstrate the effectiveness of this method. By employing socio-spatial visualizations, fut…
Computer Science (12 works) · Human–computer interaction (7 works) · Visualization (7 works) · Data science (6 works) · Data mining (5 works) · Artificial Intelligence (4 works) · Context (archaeology (4 works) · Data Visualization and Analytics (4 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Geography (4 works)