Part of the Thursday Night Lecture series from the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning http://sydney.edu.au/architecture/tnl/ at the University of Sydney.
We spoke about the relationship between data, maps, people, and data visualisation in understanding cities and how – as organisations with data and citizens who demand data, we should use open data practices to make data accessible, and datavis to create insight and understanding.
11. CASINO BUS MAP, HTTP://SMALL.MU/WORK/WHERE-CASINO-PICKS-UP-PUNTERS-INTERACTIVE-MAPS/11
SPEAK ENGLISH ONLY LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH
STAR CASINO BUSES
18. 18
RESTAURANT REVIEWS
GEOLOCATED BLOG POSTS
PARLIAMENT MINUTES
SHOPPING CENTRES
SUPERMARKETS
CAR PARKING AND FINES
COUNCIL PLANTING
LOCATION-BASED DATA
EVENTS AND ATTENDANCE
FOURSQUARE CHECK-INS
CRIME REPORTS
LOCAL NEWS
HISTORICAL MAPS
PLANNING PROPOSALS
SEISMIC ACTIVITY
MENTIONS IN FILM
SURF CONDITIONS
TWEETS
OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT CENSUS DATA
CORPORATE DATA
WEATHER DATA
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
TAXIS
ENERGY COMPANY DATA
DATA COLLECTED BY SCHOOLS
ROADS AND TRAFFIC AUTHORITY DATA
POLLUTION SENSORS
ANIMAL DIVERSITY DATA
APPS
WATER SYSTEMS
PEAK ELECTRICITY USAGE
FOOTBALL CLUBS
RECYCLING DEPOTS
COUNCIL RATES
24. 24
“Ordinary people are
relentlessly spied on,
and not compensated
for information taken
from them.”
- Jaron Lanier
“...gather data from the network, often without having to
pay for it. The data is analysed using the most powerful
available computers, run by the very best available
technical people. The results of the analysis are kept
secret, but are used to manipulate the rest of the world to
advantage.”
“Information supremacy for one company becomes, as a matter
of course, a form of behaviour modification of the rest of
the world.”