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Close Up At A DistanceMapping, Technology, and Politics By Laura Kurgan Poised at the intersection of art, architecture, activism, and geography, her analysis uncovers the implicit biases of the new views, the means of recording information they present, and the new spaces they have opened up.

Close Up At A Distance
Mapping, Technology, and Politics

By Laura Kurgan

Poised at the intersection of art, architecture, activism, and geography, her analysis uncovers the implicit biases of the new views, the means of recording information they present, and the new spaces they have opened up.

(Source: theatlanticcities.com)

fernand0: How Credit Card Usage Changes in a City during a Big Conference - information aesthetics ¿Qué será el pico a las 2.00 am?

fernand0:

How Credit Card Usage Changes in a City during a Big Conference - information aesthetics

¿Qué será el pico a las 2.00 am?

roomthily: flickr images as geotagged word clouds (Alexander Dunkel) via The Atlantic Cities

roomthily:

flickr images as geotagged word clouds (Alexander Dunkel)

via The Atlantic Cities

steadyblogging: “Visualizing NYC“ - a post on DensityDesign by @GiorgiaLupi: During the next 6 months I have the honour to be hosted as a visiting researcher at the Parsons Institute for information Mapping in New York. Among the case studies I’m collecting (here) on spatial visualizations of geo-referenced data, in this post I selected the ones that analyse and depict several dynamics of New York cities. The following projects are either interactive interfaces or static images, visualizing User Generated Data as well as other data sources able to enlighten some hidden dynamics of the city. A pdf of the projects above is downloadable from here, any suggestions on how to integrate this list with other relevant case studies is more than welcome! via Visualizing NYC: a selection of projects that visualize geo-referenced data in NY densitydesign.org/2012/09/visual… @densitydesign — giorgia lupi (@giorgialupi) September 6, 2012

steadyblogging:

“Visualizing NYC“ - a post on DensityDesign by @GiorgiaLupi:

During the next 6 months I have the honour to be hosted as a visiting researcher at the Parsons Institute for information Mapping in New York. Among the case studies I’m collecting (here) on spatial visualizations of geo-referenced data, in this post I selected the ones that analyse and depict several dynamics of New York cities.

The following projects are either interactive interfaces or static images, visualizing User Generated Data as well as other data sources able to enlighten some hidden dynamics of the city. A pdf of the projects above is downloadable from here, any suggestions on how to integrate this list with other relevant case studies is more than welcome!

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urbapps:

Crowdsourced Data & Citizen Mapping

A video from the UP Singapore exhibition at the 2012 World Cities Summit. Produced by Re:imagine Group, Gray Area Foundation for the Arts, and Newton Circus.

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