We introduce the concept of a meta design study as a structured approach to extract information from design study papers for the development of generalized tools in specific problem areas or do- mains. We explore the potential of meta design studies for creating domain-oriented visualization recommendation (VisRec) strategies. To demonstrate this concept, we present RSVP, a system derived from a meta design study conducted on Visual Parameter Space Analysis (VPSA). We outline the individual steps of the meta design study, highlight key concepts of the resulting VisRec strategy, and present a non-obtrusive implementation of this approach in RSVP.

@InProceedings{KMGW23,
  author       = "Klaffenboeck, Manfred and Moller, Torsten and Gleicher, Michael and Wimmer, Michael",
  title        = "Meta Design Studies - A Structured Approach for Deriving Domain Oriented Visualization Recommendation Strategies",
  booktitle    = "IEEE Vis Poster Proceedings",
  year         = "2023",
  url          = "http://graphics.cs.wisc.edu/Papers/2023/KMGW23"
}