This research explores visualising epistemic uncertainty in cultural heritage, suggesting better interpretative techniques for data complexity.
Key Points
The research aims to investigate how epistemic uncertainty can be effectively represented in cultural heritage visualisations and enhance interpretative engagement.
Case study using the Federico Zeri Foundation photographic archive.
Adoption of a bottom-up, iterative approach involving co-design sessions with domain experts.
Integration of explorative visualisations with narrative layers.
Epistemic uncertainty can serve as an essential lens for decision-making in visualisations.
Narration effectively supports the interpretation of complex uncertainty dimensions.
The research challenges traditional visualisation methods by addressing the cognitive load of representing conflicting data.