This blog is a record of my PhD progress, in the school of Geospatial Science at RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia.
Knowledge in (Geo)Visualisation View more presentations from Chris Marmo. I gave a talk about the role of GeoVisualisation in making sense of location based information. I’ll post a link to the paper I wrote a bit later on, but hopefully the slides are fairly self explanatory!
Progressing on from my previous post regarding the subjective nature of locations in a National Park (i.e. that rangers view places differently from each other and that their views may also change over time), I have written something in the conclusion of my OZCHI paper that I think hits the nail on the head. Location [...]
I’m submitting a short paper to the OZCHI ’10 conference held in Brisbane, Australia. Here’s the abstract put together with the help of my supervisors: The proliferation of consumer electronics devices that are Global Positioning System (GPS)- enabled has led to an increase in the availability and quantity of data that is geo-located. The position [...]