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the_bumblebee has added a photo to the pool:
Charted on the balcony of Worcester City Museum. This map shows just 15 minutes' worth of recorded movements on the Museum's 1st floor balcony [using chart points every 30 seconds]. Part of the balcony area is a cafe and there are temporary exhibitions of paintings on most walls.
My favourite micro observation is the youth who pops upstairs [not to broaden his horizons looking at art] but rather to use the Museums' toilet! Note too the elderly couple who were walking around the balcony looking at the paintings..
I recorded an hour's worth of movements in this location but after just 15 mins the charted movements make for a busy image with many different elements to try to visually describe.
duedofan has added a photo to the pool:
...scheinen inzwischen weitgehend behoben. Sie betrafen übrigens nicht die abgebildeten Schilder, noch die Anzeigen in der Bahn, sondern die Anzeige der Liniennummer und der Endstation außen an der Bahn.
Düsseldorf
Just a guy who likes to take pictures has added a photo to the pool:
illustir has added a photo to the pool:
Means you can recharge your electrical device for free? (Yes it does.) Now to get an electric scooter.
“U kunt bij de openbare oplaadpunten in Amsterdam twee jaar lang gratis parkeren en opladen. Ook mensen van buiten Amsterdam kunnen gebruik maken van de oplaadpunten door zich aan te melden op www.nieuwamsterdamsklimaat.nl/elektrisch
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Just a guy who likes to take pictures has added a photo to the pool:
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At the university, they have this system you can find directions by watching the ceiling... guess what part of the cealing this is.
illustir has added a photo to the pool:
The borough of Amsterdam-Centrum is holding a massive user test of various bicycle storage solution at Raamplein right now. It's right next to Leidseplein where bicycle storage can get problematic on weekend nights.
The test is to see if this is a good location to store bicycles and to see which of the solutions is preferable.
Overview on the site: www.centrum.amsterdam.nl/fietsparkeerproef
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cs_smith has added a photo to the pool:
Adrian Short has added a photo to the pool:
Here's what we got up to with an underused council noticeboard, some RSS feeds, a barcode-reading iPhone and a little bit of hackery.
Adrian Short has added a photo to the pool:
Here's what we got up to with an underused council noticeboard, some RSS feeds, a barcode-reading iPhone and a little bit of hackery.
Adrian Short has added a photo to the pool:
Here's what we got up to with an underused council noticeboard, some RSS feeds, a barcode-reading iPhone and a little bit of hackery.
Adrian Short has added a photo to the pool:
Here's what we got up to with an underused council noticeboard, some RSS feeds, a barcode-reading iPhone and a little bit of hackery.
the_bumblebee has added a photo to the pool:
This is the first of a couple of new movement maps that I've charted this summer.
This shows just 10 minutes of movement at a busy lunchtime food counter. On this one I took a sounding every 30 seconds for 10 minutes over my floor grid. Some curious (and some self-explanatory) things here. It would seem that females seem to use the counter much more than males over this particular lunch time. (the self-explanatory bit) Some participants move in between the counter and the sandwich dispensers (towards the foot of the diagram) and some move off to sit and eat food purchased or pay at alternative cash tills.
I'm sure there's more in there too - be interested to hear people's thinking or suggestions!
My first movement map can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/the_bumblebee/2229041742/
Terekhova has added a photo to the pool:
All done by RFID. This library also has free Internet and WiFi access, music downloads, e-books, a good restaurant, and all CDs and DVDs available can be borrowed or listened to or watched onsite in any of the hundreds of computers available. I was very impressed by this place. Beautiful architecture mixed with well though out interaction design.
Terekhova has added a photo to the pool:
