William J. Mitchell: A sad loss of one of the best
MIT News has reported that William J. Mitchell, the former dean of MIT's School of Architecture and Planning, who pioneered urban designs for networked, "smart" cities and helped oversee an ambitious…
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MRes Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation: Curriculum, Aims and Admission
Below we provide full details for 2010 entry on the new MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation (ASAV). The…
Tokyo Timelapse City Groove
Ok where were we - its been a busy week sorting out projects and getting the right people on board as we move…
Tales of the City – Tagging Shoreditch and Beyond
Via the project talesofthings.com we have been capturing people’s memories of objects and playing them back via small…
Digital Urban Survey: Moving to a .Com or .Org?
Its been over five years now and with a series of new project such as TalesofThings , SurveyMapper and the Masters…
Yesterday's Objects: The Death and Afterlife of Everyday Things - June 4th
Autopsies Research Group Study Day Friday, 4 June 2010, UCL (University College London) Roberts G08 Sir David Davies…
Seeing is Believing: New Technologies for Cultural Heritage - June 9th
We are slightly biased on this one, as we are involved, but - 9 June, 13:30-19:00 Seeing is Believing: New Technologies…
Introducing SurveyMapper: First Sample Survey Online
Do you want to know what people are think about that new town plan, do you want to ask peoples views on a new product,…
Sky Factory eScape: Digital Cinema Virtual Window
Sometimes in small urban flats you wish you had a window in the kitchen or a view that was less urban blight and more a…
Institute for Web Science: Funding Pulled
The BBC is reporting that funding for a new Institute for Web Science, set up with a £30m grant from the department for…
The Geospatial Industry in 2015: Summary and 35 Papers from the AGI
The geospatial information (GI) industry is undergoing radical change. Stimulated by a range of new global challenges,…
Physical Space Tweets: Pst! microCONTROL
Pst! is the surreptitious beckoning of attention and the acronym for Physical Space Tweets. It is a small Ardunio…
How to Add Anything to the Internet of Things: Creating the Geography of Everything
Every object in existence can be tagged with any media, linked to tell a story, to recount its memories in a read/write…