Finally getting the hard-coding of .dxf files out of Processing down... below is the density map of 500,000+ GPS points for four people in Rome that I collected last year.
Showing posts with label Senseable City Lab. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Senseable City Lab. Show all posts
May 9, 2013
Programming Update
Labels:
anisotropy,
architecture,
city,
gps,
map,
processing,
projects,
Rome,
Senseable City Lab,
smartphone,
thesis,
tools,
worldline
May 2, 2013
GPS Maps
Update on the progress of the maps (in processing).
Worked on integrating both velocity of travel (squares) and density (circles) in combination with gps traces.
Worked on integrating both velocity of travel (squares) and density (circles) in combination with gps traces.
Labels:
architecture,
gps,
map,
paths,
processing,
Rome,
Senseable City Lab,
sensible,
thesis,
uWaterloo,
uwsa,
worldline
March 11, 2013
Three Minute Thesis
As part of my participation in the Three Minute Thesis Competition at uWaterloo, we had to choose a single slide to represent our thesis (and present it in under 3 minutes). I decided to use one of the first plots I did of the GPS data collected from the uWaterloo Pedestrian Traffic Map study that I completed late last year.
Curious to see how the event goes down tomorrow.
-gc
Curious to see how the event goes down tomorrow.-gc
August 16, 2012
Google Ripples
Fascinated to find out about Google+ Ripples today... very similar to some projects that Shamir, Azzo, Natalie, and I were working on at Partisans Projects last summer. (link)
Here is what we were working on, or a snippet of it at least:
Here is what we were working on, or a snippet of it at least:
-gc
May 4, 2012
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