Abstract
It is an honor to welcome you to the first theme issue of Information Visualization dedicated entirely to the papers selected from IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization (InfoVis) 2002. The annual InfoVis symposium, which has been held in conjunction with the annual IEEE Visualization Conference since 1995, is the leading technical forum to showcase the research and applications in information visualization. This year paper acceptance fell to only 27%, indicating that the InfoVis 2002 program represents the highest quality and most up to date work contributed by researchers and practitioners of the community. The intent of this special issue is to bring this exciting work to our broad journal readership as an overview for future research and a foundation for further development.
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