Graph Drawing Beyond Planarity is a rapidly growing research area that classifies and
studies geometric representations of nonplanar graphs in terms of forbidden crossing …

Visually encoding quantitative information associated with graph links is an important
problem in graph visualization. A conventional approach is to vary the thickness of lines to …

Partial edge drawings (ped) of graphs avoid edge crossings by subdividing each edge into
three parts and representing only its stubs, ie, the parts incident to the end-nodes. The …

Graph drawing beyond planarity is a research area that has received an increasing attention
in the last twenty years, driven by the necessity to mitigate the visual complexity inherent in …

Partial edge drawing (PED) is a drawing style for non-planar graphs, in which edges are
drawn only partially as pairs of opposing stubs on the respective end-vertices. In a PED, by …

Recently, a new way of avoiding crossings in straight-line drawings of non-planar graphs
has been introduced. The idea of partial edge drawings (PED) is to drop the middle part of …

We study how to place arrow heads in directed graph drawings aiming at minimizing their
overlaps and avoiding intersections between arrow heads and edges. The objective is to …

A partial edge drawing (PED) of a graph is a variation of a node-link diagram. PED draws a
link, which is a partial visual representation of an edge, and reduces visual clutter of the …

Edge crossings are a major obstruction for the readability of graph layouts as has been
shown in several empirical studies. Yet, non-planar graphs are abundant in network …

Morphing edge drawing (MED), a graph drawing technique, is a dynamic extension of partial
edge drawing (PED), where partially drawn edges (stubs) are repeatedly stretched and …