An awesome look at what Google’s data centers look like. There sure are a lot of tubes in the Internet! http://www.google.com/about/datacenters/ Sorry for
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map critique/application
“Like a nomadic gazer, the exploratory mapper detours around the obvious so as to engage what remains hidden.”(Corner , 225) MIX HOUSE (2006) I
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Poetic Mapping/Archiving Class for Spring
Seminar: ASHLAB Offered through the MFA Writing Program Spring 2013 Thursdays 8:00 – 10:30pm Note: Media Studies students can sign up for the course as
Read moreProject Proposal: Vice as Media – Mapping the Transformation of ‘The Deuce’
I have lived in New York City for a little over five years. During that time, I’ve had the distinct privilege of working in Times
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Map Critique: Mapping Online Communities
XKCD, a web-comic written by Randall Munroe, published a map on October 6, 2010 of online communities. A follow up to a similar map he
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An article about "Geographical History" in New Yorker
Adam Gopnik, “Faces, Places, Spaces: The Renaissance of Geographic History” The New Yorker (29 October 2012).
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Pecha Kucha in Class — Postponed to 11/7
This exercise will serve to: help your classmates learn about your particular theoretical and topical interests (which will also help us start generating ideas about
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Lize Mogel In Class 10/24
We’re pleased to welcome Lize Mogel, map artist and co-editor of An Atlas of Radical Cartography, to class on October 24!
Read moreThe ACT UP Latino Caucus: activists, media and movement
Hi class, I have changed my topic for my final project, and I’m excited to share it with you. Here is my proposal: Project Proposal:
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Data Modeling the Digital Humanities
Today in class we talked about data modeling; specifically as it relates to the Urban Research Tool, but also to the digital humanities more generally.
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