This is the Part II of a blog post (Part I features the tutorial and oral sessions), in which we feature the interactive presentations at the ISPRS 2016 Congress (12-19 July, Prague).

Our WG activities have been well-received and we had many submissions. Based on reviewer recommendations we selected some of them for oral presentations, and some of them for interactive presentations. Below you can see the interactive presentations:

WED 13th July, 15.00-16.30
ThS16 Perceptual and Cognitive experiments with imagery and 3D models
Interactive sessions (also see oral sessions)

Evaluation of the user strategy on 2D and 3D city maps based on novel scanpath comparison method and graph visualization. Doležalová; Jitka, Popelka; Stanislav

Comparison of User Performance with Interactive and Static 3D Visualization – Pilot Study. Herman, Lukas

Eye tracking to explore the impacts of photorealistic 3D representations in pedestrian navigation performance. Dong, Weihua

The effectiveness of panaromic map design: A Preliminary Study based on mobile eye-tracking. Balzarini; Raffaella, Murat; Maxime

ThS17 THU 14th July 15:00-16:30
Smart Cities
Interactive sessions (also see oral sessions)

Investigating the influence of vegetation density and road network on crime – a case study in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Chen, Yifei; Li, Yuenan; Li, Jun

Road network extraction from DSM by mathematical morphology and reasoning . Li, Yan; Wu, Jianliang; Zhu, Lin; Tachibana, Kikuo

Visualisation of dependencies between city structure and thermal behaviour in Brno . Novotny, Jan; Pivovarnik, Marek; Khalsa, Siri Jodha; Zemek, Frantisek

Mobile gis: A tool for informal settlement occupancy audit to improve integrated human settlement implementation in Ekurhuleni, South Africa. Mokoena, Baleseng; Musakwa, Walter

Estimation of housing vacancy distributions: basic Bayesian approach using utility data. Kumagai, Kiichiro; Matsuda, Yuka; Ono, Yuki

Geomatics for smart cities: obtaining the urban planning BAF index from existing digital maps. Casella, Vittorio; Franzini, Marica; De Lotto, Roberto

Estimating PM2.5 in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region using MODIS AOD product and meteorological data. Li, Yuenan; Wang, Jianjun; Chen, Chen; Chen, Yifei; Li, Jonathan

FRI 15th July 15:00-16:30
Geographical Visualization and Virtual Reality
Interactive sessions (also see oral sessions)

Exploratory user study to evaluate the effect of street name changes on route planning using 2D maps. Rautenbach, Victoria; Coetzee, Serena; Hankel, Melissa

Mosaicking Mexico – The Big Picture of Big Data. Hruby, Florian; Melamed, Shawn; Ressl, Rainer; Stanley, David

Underwater 3D modeling: image enhancement and point cloud filtering . Sarakinou, Ioanna; Papadimitriou, Kimon; Georgoula, Olga; Patias, Petros

A virtual globe-based multi-resolution TIN surface modeling and visualization method. Zheng, Xianwei; Xiong, Hanjiang; Gong, Jianya; Yue, Linwei

Integration of images and LIDAR point clouds for building façade texturing. Chen, Liang-Chien; Chan, Li-Ling; Chang, Wen-Chi

Precise visualization method for cultural heritage-the case of high-resolution Read Relief Image Map used for study of Royal City of Angkor. Thom, Cambodia. Chiba, Tatsuro; Shimoda, Ichita; Haraguchi, Tsuyoshi; Shimoda, Mariko

Ground surface visualization using Red Relief Image Map for a variety of map scales. Hasi, Bateer; Chiba, Tatsuro

The effectiveness of panoramic maps design : a preliminary study based on mobile eye-tracking . Balzarini, Raffaella; Murat, Maxime

Quality aspects of aerial digital orthophotos, the producers point of view. Wiedemann, Albert; Beckmann, Sandra

VISA: An Automatic Aware and Visual Aids Mechanism for Improving the Correct Use of Geospatial Data. Hong, Jung-Hong; Su, Yu-Ting