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@Article{InfoVis10-tr, 
  author =       {T.J. Jankun-Kelly and David Wilson and Andrew S. Stamps and 
                  Josh Franck and Jeffry Carver and J. Edward {Swan~II}}, 
  title =        {Visual Analysis for Textual Relationships in Digital Forensics Evidence}, 
  journal =      {Information Visualization, Special Issue on VizSec 2009}, 
  year =         2011, 
  volume =       10, 
  number =       2, 
  pages =        {134--144}, 
  abstract =     { 
We present a visual analytics framework for exploring the textual 
relationships in computer forensics. Based on a task analysis study 
performed with practitioners, our tool addresses the inefficiency of 
searching for related text documents on a hard drive. Our framework 
searches both allocated and unallocated sectors for text and performs 
some pre-analysis processing; this information is then presented via a 
visualization that displays both the frequency of relevant terms and 
their location on the disk. We also present a case study that 
demonstrates our framework's operation, and we report on an informal 
evaluation conducted with forensics analysts from the Mississippi 
State Attorney General's Office and National Forensics Training 
Center. 
}, 
}