Visualization
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Piximilar Visual Search Piximilar Visual Search is an API that allows you to search through large image collections, without keywords or metadata, to instantly retrieve visually similar images. Piximilar’s visual similarity technology uses sophisticated algorithms to analyze hundreds of image attributes such as colour, shape, texture, luminosity, complexity, objects and regions.
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Creativity is a peculiar beast. Its nebulous nature and elusive allure don’t stop us from going after it with stubborn precision, tracing its history , dissecting its neuroscience , flowcharting our way to it and itemizing it into a 5-point plan , all in the hope that, if only we understood its inner workings enough and engineered the right conditions, it would bestow its gifts upon us. But, as any creator would attest, there are factors at play well outside our control.
Brain Pickings | Creativity - Part 2
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The goal of giving form to a complex situation like the credit crisis is to quickly supply the essence of the situation to those unfamiliar and uninitiated. This project was completed as part of my thesis work in the Media Design Program , a graduate studio at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. For more on my broader thesis work exploring the use of new media to make sense of a increasingly complex world, visit my website here. or email me at: jonathan.jarvis@gmail.com
The Crisis of Credit Visualized
Patrick Clair
Patrick is a director (and designer) originally from Sydney, Australia. He specializes in information design and visual storytelling. His videos focus on combining striking imagery with effortless viewer comprehension.
Density Design | Blog
Human Cities is a network of professionals dedicated to research, action and information on spatial, social and political innovation pertaining to public space. We presented a paper, called Maps of Babel , within the methodological section , that focuses on the methods as well as the theoretical frameworks mobilized by researchers to observe, describe, understand, assess, theorize and/or spread interpretations and actions on the topic of “humancities”. Maps of Babel is one of the experiments we’re conducting in the field of urban sensing and data visualization . Within this field, our ongoing applied research aims at designing a new method for interpreting, crossing, analyzing and visual representing digital traces, as well as User Generated content at the urban scale. The final goal is to return dynamic alternative polyphonic images of the city as it is used and perceived by its inhabitants.GeoIQ's enterprise analytics, enhanced visualization and data support features are now available for free to all GeoCommons users. Easily find answers to complex questions and share them with the world. With increased speed, greater usability, bigger data visualization, and cross browser support, you can now animate and visualize massive amounts of data in seconds - from IE to iPad.
GeoCommons
Whoa. What did I just read? I think most of you know of Freakonomics, but in case you don't, it started as a book in 2005, by economist Steven Levitt and journalist Stephen Dubner.
FlowingData | Data Visualization, Infographics, and Statistics
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Overview \ Processing.org
This tutorial is for Processing 2+. If you see any errors or have comments, please let us know . This tutorial is adapted from the book, Visualizing Data by Ben Fry, O'Reilly 2007.
Reza Ali
The algorithm behind the structure and aesthetics of the visuals borrows behaviors from nature, i.e. flocking, magnetism, and ant line formations. The visuals are activated by sound (amplitudes, frequencies), and the particle physics are modifiable in real-time, thus various behaviors can be observed. My visuals from a web based glsl shader tool/toy that allows for in browser prototyping of audio-reactive visuals. You can edit glsl code in the browser in real-time!
0 c 2001 , after effects , astronomy , audio , data visualisation , Elektra , ESA , Huygens , installation , Jean-Pierre Aubé , odyssey , osc , Processing , science , Sound , titan , video On January 15th, 2005, after a 7 year and 3,2 kilometer piggyback ride through space, ESA's Huygens probe detached from the Cassini orbiter and parachuted into the thick atmosphere of Saturn's moon Titan. Two years later the Montreal based media ... Last day in Belgrade in January 2011 and I receive a call from Maria and Jelena to quickly meet and have a quick chat before I head back to London. One coffee, two coffees and plenty of cigarettes we agree to do a festival ...
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blprnt.blg | Jer Thorp
** Since I first released this tutorial in 2009, it has received thousands of views and has hopefully helped some of you get started with building projects incorporating Twitter with Processing. In late 2010, Twitter changed the way that authorization works, so I’ve updated the tutorial to get it inline with the new Twitter API functionality. Accessing information from the Twitter API with Processing is (reasonably) easy. A few people have sent me e-mails asking how it all works, so I thought I’d write a very quick tutorial to get everyone up on their feet.Greg is a Toronto-based designer and researcher with interests in media theory and digital culture. Extending from a background in architecture, his research considers how contemporary information paradigms affect representational and spatial systems. He's shown and presented work at international venues including Medialab-Prado (Madrid), The Western Front (Vancouver), DIY Citizenship (Toronto) and Postopolis! LA. Mark is a Professor of Statistics at UCLA, a Primary Investigator at the Center for Embedded Network Sensing, and a former Bell Labs researcher.
Eyeo Festival | Converge to Inspire
This is working intermittently at the moment. I think the site hasn't quite cleared Twitter's whitelist yet. If you put in your twitter username I'll save it and run it when things are running again. Sorry about that.