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Graphical data fiction

Sumedecina and Graphical data fiction.

21 June 2010

Parallel tracking and mapping for small AR workspaces

AR in unknown scenes is always going to be difficult without a remote expert to annotate the map. Here, we restrict ourselves to finding a dominant plane in the scene, and then running simple VR/AR games on this plane: essentially, you can have little AR critters running around on your tabletop. At present, no attempt [...]

20 January 2010

You are here

You are here

I’m collecting images from around the world depicting ‘you are here’ marks or ideo locators at Flickr. I’m fascinated by this mapping in context, in particular the relationship to local physical space. This is mapping with a a point of view, and maps as direct interface to the world. The best example to date is from Seoul, where 3D cross sections of a metro station are directly related to the point at which you are looking at the map.

4 August 2006

Spatial memory at Design Engaged 2004

Here is my presentation [pdf] and presentation notes from Design Engaged 2004. Lots of pretty pictures of stickers, tags, flyposting and such. I will chip in with Dan, Adam, Matt, Molly and Fabio to say that this has been the conference highlight of the year.

15 November 2004

Design Engaged 2004

We are all sat around a table in Amsterdam, at Design Engaged 2004. There are lots of photos going up to Flickr, and here are my notes.

13 November 2004

Art + communication 2004

The final event in the Trans-cultural mapping series of workshops was organised by RIXC in Riga, Latvia.

6 October 2004

ISEA 2004 conference

Going to ISEA on a boat between Helsinki, Stockholm, Mariehamn and Tallinn today. I am updating photographs here, and have been posting some event notes over at polarfront.

13 August 2004

Time that land forgot

Time that land forgot screenshot

Timo Arnall & Even Westvang.

At the Iceland inside and out workshop Even Westvang and Timo Arnall collaborated on a project looking at ways of contextualising photographs by time and geography. We chose to shift the balance of representation away from location, towards image and time. This is a summary of our ideas and process, with an initial working prototype.

30 July 2004

Photography and mapping from Afar

My piece for ‘Afar’ in Copenhagen documents the time from 27 February to 19 May 2004. It presents a linear sequence of images alongside personal maps.

28 July 2004

Iceland inside/out workshop

Currently in Reykjavik for the Trans-cultural mapping workshop.

1 July 2004

Loop city workshop

Some notes from the ‘loop city’ workshop at Outside In in Goteborg.

20 June 2004

Mobile outskirts workshop

Currently in Lofoten, Norway for the Mobile outskirts workshop.

20 June 2004

Outside In

Leaving Göteborg, heading to Norway, after two days of presentations and workshops at Outside In at Röda Sten.

15 June 2004

Spatial annotation projects

A list of spatial annotation projects and platforms. Thanks to physcomp, interactionfield and aware for inspiration.

2 June 2004

Transcultural mapping workshops

I will be participating in the Transcultural mapping workshop in Lofoten in June. I am also participating in the ‘Loop City’ workshop at the Outside In symposium.

20 May 2004