TRI-IVIS 2026
Trustable, Reproducible, and Intelligent Information Visualization Systems 2026

Table of Contents

• Preface
  Summary: There were 20 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop. Out of these, 13 papers were accepted for this volume.

Papers

• A Prototype Implementation Supporting Intelligent Big Data Analysis
  Sebastian Bruchhaus, Alexander Kreibich, Thoralf Reis, Marco X. Bornschlegl
• Supporting Conference Organizers in Expert-Finding Tasks using Transformer-based Embedding and Retrieval
  Tom Eichhorn, Benedict Hartmann, Nico Lindemann
• Supporting Professional Conference Organizers in Expert-Finding Tasks using Knowledge Graphs and Topic Modeling
  Benedict Hartmann, Nico Lindemann
• Multimedia, RAG, and LLMs in High-Security Environments - a reference implementation for the AI2MMIR architecture
  Stefan Wagenpfeil, Angelina Chernikov
• C2PA and eIDAS 2.0 - a Reference Framework for Content Verification and Protection in the EU
  Stefan Wagenpfeil, Joyce Amy Kolenda, Waldemar Nauvomets, Tim Ternovik, Jakob Wenzig
• Towards a Model for Supporting Cloud-based Information Extraction from MICE Content
  Gladys Kouakam, Nico Lindemann, Philippe Tamla
• Realizing Modular Digital Hermeneutics: A Microservice-based Approach
  Bianca Mix, Markus Bortenhauser, Sebastian Bruchhaus, Alexander Duttenhöfer
• Explanation-Driven Visual Interventions in Genomics
  Andrea Esposito, Paolo Buono, Rosa Lanzilotti
• Towards an Intelligent Scientific Publication Management System: Motivation, Methodological Foundations, and Conceptual Design
  Bao Khanh Nguyen, Binh Vu
• TRI-IVIS for Genome Knowledge Related to SNP Analyses
  Johanna Pethke, Thomas Krause, Michael Kramer, Matthias Hemmje
• Towards a Medically and Legally Sufficient Documented Argumentation Model for Medical Information Retrieval Systems
  Alexander Duttenhöfer, Till Menke, Bianca Mix
• A Symbiotic AI Approach for Trustable and Interactive Microbiome Data Interpretation
  Francesco Greco, Giuseppe Desolda, Antonio Piccinno
• Time-Stratified Architecture for Real-Time Analysis of Behavioural Signals in Telehealth
  Dennis Maier, Marco Xaver Bornschlegl

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2026-07-12: submitted by Paolo Buono, metadata incl. bibliographic data published under Creative Commons CC0
2026-07-20: published on CEUR Workshop Proceedings (CEUR-WS.org, ISSN 1613-0073) |valid HTML5|