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Autores principales: Al-Hazwani, Ibrahim, Zhang, Ke Er, Garrison, Laura, Bernard, Jürgen
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Publicado: 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.00440
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author Al-Hazwani, Ibrahim
Zhang, Ke Er
Garrison, Laura
Bernard, Jürgen
author_facet Al-Hazwani, Ibrahim
Zhang, Ke Er
Garrison, Laura
Bernard, Jürgen
contents Data Humanism is a human-centered design approach that emphasizes the personal, contextual, and imperfect nature of data. Despite its growing influence among practitioners, the 13 principles outlined in Giorgia Lupi's visual manifesto remain loosely defined in research contexts, creating a gap between design practice and systematic application. Through a mixed-methods approach, including a systematic literature review, multimedia analysis, and expert interviews, we present a characterization of Data Humanism principles for visualization researchers. Our characterization provides concrete definitions that maintain interpretive flexibility in operationalizing design choices. We validate our work through direct consultation with Lupi. Moreover, we leverage the characterization to decode a visualization work, mapping Data Humanism principles to specific visual design choices. Our work creates a common language for human-centered visualization, bridging the gap between practice and research for future applications and evaluations.
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spellingShingle Data Humanism Decoded: A Characterization of its Principles to Bridge Data Visualization Researchers and Practitioners
Al-Hazwani, Ibrahim
Zhang, Ke Er
Garrison, Laura
Bernard, Jürgen
Human-Computer Interaction
Data Humanism is a human-centered design approach that emphasizes the personal, contextual, and imperfect nature of data. Despite its growing influence among practitioners, the 13 principles outlined in Giorgia Lupi's visual manifesto remain loosely defined in research contexts, creating a gap between design practice and systematic application. Through a mixed-methods approach, including a systematic literature review, multimedia analysis, and expert interviews, we present a characterization of Data Humanism principles for visualization researchers. Our characterization provides concrete definitions that maintain interpretive flexibility in operationalizing design choices. We validate our work through direct consultation with Lupi. Moreover, we leverage the characterization to decode a visualization work, mapping Data Humanism principles to specific visual design choices. Our work creates a common language for human-centered visualization, bridging the gap between practice and research for future applications and evaluations.
title Data Humanism Decoded: A Characterization of its Principles to Bridge Data Visualization Researchers and Practitioners
topic Human-Computer Interaction
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.00440