A Heatmap Calendar of Last.fm scrobbles. See the full set for a detailed description.

A Heatmap Calendar of Last.fm scrobbles. See the full set for a detailed description.

User visualization by colored content.

Visualizer on the big screen

This is a visualization of digg.com stories (white circles) as they're dugg by users (the yellow dots). The larger the circles are, the more diggs they got, the larger the dots are, the more diggs they gave.

Visualizing Freedom: Photography and Emancipation. Brown University, March 4th, 2014.

Large project with column major placement. Very Matrix-y.

Visualizing Integration - Visual Ethnography in Downtown Greensboro

Nice visuallization tool using my blog's RSS feed as a source for the text. See the real thing at: www.wordle.net/gallery/wrdl/296760/Scopus_RSS

Final

A Heatmap Calendar of Last.fm scrobbles. See the full set for a detailed description.

Yum! I visualized this pastry in my head as I was shopping at the Trout Lake Farmers Market - it was worth it!

Recipe for the Mushroom Tart:

yumorama.blogspot.com/2009/05/recipe-simple-mushroom-tart...

Recipe for the one-day / rough / quick puff pastry here:

yumorama.blogspot.com/2009/05/recipe-quick-rough-puff-pas...

El Pinacate, Sonora, Mexico

iTunes visualizer. So coool.

Sunset at Emerald Downs

Photo by Amy Thomson

This is a split of a search in Search Me. The bottom is a traditional text-based search with the top being visual.

A geographic mapping of anonymous worker locations and IP addresses of content mined by mTurk workers that will be used later in the video mashup.

A Heatmap Calendar of Last.fm scrobbles. See the full set for a detailed description.

A Heatmap Calendar of Last.fm scrobbles. See the full set for a detailed description.

Visualize the Bible image from www.newscientist.com/gallery/dn14805-science-visualised/5 used on my blog at maxsons.org

Java-visualization of my page devox.de

Since 2003, MIT’s SENSEable City Laboratory has been investigating how emerging digital technologies can be employed to make cities more livable, sustainable and efficient. We recognize that the digital revolution has lent our cities a new layer of functionality and that now is the time to explore how sensors, cellphones, micro-controllers and networks of other handheld devices can be used to more effectively manage city infrastructure, optimize transportation, analyze our environmental impact and foster new communities.

In this, the first retrospective of the lab’s work, we have chosen 15 past projects that represent the potentials of this new world of pervasive computing. A collection of works from MoMA, Venice Biennale, Expo 2008, and Design Museum Barcelona. The work ranges from a pollution-sensing e-bike, to tiny sensors that can detect the final journey of trash in the waste removal system, and from real time visualizations of calling patterns during Obama’s Inaugural speech to a new smart building from the London 2012 Olympics.

Event Link:

grayarea.org/event/senseable-cities-exploring-urban-futures/

A screenshot from my sound-reactive visualizer ("Visualize") written in Processing.

github.com/asymptoticdesign/Visualize

Visualizer for determining the focus of the beam at the detector.

interior visualization of Bedroom 3D model rendered

Interior

Still ill I stayed in bed and read "Scarface".

This is Shower Art -- waterproof art you can hang in your shower with a suction cup. Or anywhere else. We're no dictators.

www.uglybaby.etsy.com

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