PUBLIC MARKS with tag data

This poster (800×1000mm) was designed to summarize and explain the summer holiday of 2009: a roadtrip/ moving house expedition undertaken by my partner Marthe and I, from Norway to England and back. It started as a tool for keeping track of costs, but was developed into a full trip overview as more details were added. Key data such as cost, distance and time are presented in various ways to create a rich data log.

Neat idea - Grafitter is a way collecting information about your self over time while sending updates with Twitter, using IM, saving bookmarks on Delicious, and writing a post on Blogger. Grafitter visualizes the information you record in graphs.

The site is a blend of the US’s equivalent, data.gov, and Directgov | Innovate. It’s got a listing of available data packages, powered by the Comprehensive Knowledge Archive Network, and user-generated lists of apps and new ideas. This is just right: the data you need, combined with a way to promote the things you make and a place to get ideas if you’ve got itchy typing fingers but lack inspiration.

"Géoïdd (Géographie et indicateurs liés au développement durable) est l'outil de cartographie interactive du Service de l’Observation et des Statistiques (SOeS). Il permet de cartographier de nombreuses informations liées au développement durable sur la métropole et les quatre départements d’outre mer. "

Fedtastic is a dynamic portal to government information referenced in the Data.gov catalog and other sources. the system was designed to allow users to search for specific questions that are actually related to the subjects they might be interested in.

Une chronologie de la crise.

Une cartographie des tags dans Slate.

Le projet Terre Natale de Virillo sous forme de visualisation.

Daytum was conceived in 2008 by Ryan Case and Nicholas Felton as a way of creating an elegant and intuitive way to count and communicate the personal statistics generated by each of us every day.