High-Performance Engineering

Big Data is messy. We build distributed, AI-enhanced pipelines to transform billions of data points into visual insights in real time. Here are some examples from our blog below.

Uncharted at IEEE VIS 2021

Join us at any of our sessions or just reach out to discuss the latest in visual analytics.

Michael Crouch
October 20, 2021

It’s time again for IEEE VisWeek, and Uncharted is excited to be on hand both as a sponsor of the VIS Diversity/Inclusivity Scholarships and a presenter of three new peer-reviewed research papers.

Introducing GeoTime Live
Live pings and real-time sharing on any device.

Melissa Lameiras
October 15, 2021

We’re excited to introduce GeoTime Live, a new crime-fighting tool that lets investigators use any device to instantly map live ping emails. GeoTime Live has already been successfully used in exigent scenarios for cases related to narcotics, homicide, fugitive, kidnappings, Amber Alerts, Silver Alerts, despondents and dispatch.

Visualizing Mobility in Times of Pandemic
How might hyperlocal mobility data inform policy making and public health communication around COVID-19?

Fahd Husain, Michael Crouch
March 30, 2021

Many are wondering what more can be done to contain further outbreaks while a socially distanced world undertakes the time-consuming process of building immunity. We experimented to see how we might enable visualization tools for outbreak analysis.

Graph Mapping Featured in Leading InfoVis Research Journal
Novel interactive visualization technique for massive graph data reveals hierarchical community structures and entity relationships in large-scale networks

Michael Crouch
August 24, 2017

An Uncharted research product for the visual analysis of massive graph data is featured in the pages and on the cover of the latest issue of Information Visualization, a leading peer-reviewed journal on the study and application of information visualization.

The Game within a Game
Superbowl Marketing Retweets

Richard Brath
June 16, 2016

We’ve been looking at characteristics of break-out tweets and memes. All memes are NOT the same. One interesting approach is to use our Salt library to plot time (horizontally) and number of retweets (vertically).