by Ion Cuervas-Mons on Flickr.
by Ion Cuervas-Mons on Flickr.
by Ion Cuervas-Mons on Flickr.
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Norwegian GSM map
inky:
I’m defending Dublin!
Tower Defense + Google Maps = MapsTD.
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(via URBAN CURSOR)
Urban Cursor is a GPS enabled object designed to facilitate social interaction and play in public space.
The object, which is shaped as an oversized 3-dimensional computer cursor (pointer), was placed on a square in Figueres, Catalunya during the cultural festival Ingràvid.
Here, people could touch it, move it around and sit on it as an alternative to the benches.
Despite being removed from its normal screen based environment, the cursor was still in touch with the digital world. Via an embedded GPS device, the cursor transmitted its geographic coordinates to a website. At the website, the coordinates were mapped in Google Maps thereby documenting the cursor’s movements in the physical world and making it possible for participants to see how they collectively helped move the object around.
During the festival participants could also upload photos of the cursor at the website. The photos were automatically placed on the map by matching the photos’ digital time stamp with the GPS coordinates.
(via TileStache « Kelso’s Corner)
beautiful, nuanced map implementation
