Scientific Visualization as a Collaborative Data Infrastructure

August 19, 2026 ยท Grace Period ยท ๐Ÿ› CSCW 2026 Workshop on Infrastructure and Collaborative Ecologies

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Authors Jasmine Tan Otto, Alexandra Diehl, Max Kreminski, Scott Davidoff arXiv ID 2608.19413 Category cs.HC: Human-Computer Interaction Citations 0 Venue CSCW 2026 Workshop on Infrastructure and Collaborative Ecologies
Abstract
Scientific visualization is an active site of infrastructuring with many layers of data and evidential claims. This paper reflects on collaborative Mars geoscience research conducted at the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab, which produced the PIXLISE spectroscopic analysis platform, through a retrospective analysis of a scientific discovery made by the team using PIXLISE. The history of infrastructuring in scientific visualization is exceedingly rich, which presents an opportunity for archival research. Simultaneously, the field of visualization aspires to become a science of communication, opening the door to future collaborations. Finally, with regard to visualization practitioners, we believe that opportunities for infrastructuring in both science and science communication are actively emerging.
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