GISDay2007 - Neogeography And Gis

Slide 1: Neogeography and GIS Andrew Turner

Slide 2: A Brief History of Cartography * *IANAH

Slide 3: Storytelling

Slide 4: Ephemeral Maps

Slide 6: Navigation

Slide 7: Navigation http://flickr.com/photos/iguanajo/53322482/

Slide 8: 1492 - Columbus sails the ocean blue

Slide 9: Cartographic Renaissance

Slide 10: So geographers, in Afric maps, With savage pictures fill their gaps, And o’er unhabitable downs Place elephants for want of towns. - Jonathan Swift

Slide 11: Ortelius’ Atlas

Slide 12: Exploration

Slide 13: Maps as Travel Guides

Slide 14: Visualization

Slide 15: GIS

Slide 16: Internet

Slide 17: Slippy Maps & Spinny Globes

Slide 18: OpenStreetMap

Slide 20: Recap • Explanation • Exploration • Navigation • Urbanization • Digitization • Democratization

Slide 21: “GIS is dead.” Tim Bowden Mapforge Geospatial @ FOSS4G 2007

Slide 22: Association for Geographic Information

Slide 23: http://flickr.com/photos/diskostu/115439135/

Slide 24: Those who fail to learn history...

Slide 25: urban renewal participatory web 2005 - Google slips the map mobile computing GPS becomes ubiquitous

Slide 26: Explanation

Slide 27: Desire Lines

Slide 28: EverySquareMile

Slide 29: EverySquareMile

Slide 30: World Digital Library

Slide 31: World Digital Library

Slide 32: GeoGeneology Family Tree Maker MemoryMiner

Slide 33: Exploration

Slide 34: Navigation

Slide 35: Street Maps

Slide 36: Bike Maps

Slide 37: Visualization EveryScape Google StreetView

Slide 38: Democratization

Slide 39: Colloquial Geography was just lagging

Slide 40: A Simile: Economics

Slide 42: Personal Budgets

Slide 43: MacroEconomics

Slide 44: National Economy 2008 Budgets 2007 Budgets

Slide 45: NeoEconomics?

Slide 46: But what is neogeography?

Slide 47: Neogeography isn’t... • open-standards • open-source • analysis • GIS ... but it can use these

Slide 48: towards a definition

Slide 49: neoclassicism As an aesthetic and artistic style this combining originated in Rome in the mid 18th century, combining a reaction against the a reaction against... late baroque and rococo with a new interest in antiquity. In music, the term refers to a return by composers of the ...with a new interest early 20th century to the forms and styles of the 17th and 18th centuries, as a in antiquity reaction against 19th-century romanticism.

Slide 50: colloquial used in ordinary or familiar conversation; not formal or literary.

Slide 51: ŏ neogeography geographical techniques and tools used for personal activities or for utilization by a non-expert group of users; not formal or analytical.

Slide 52: It’s about the user

Slide 53: Is this the user?

Slide 54: This is a user http://flickr.com/photos/ayula/55908651/

Slide 55: He should be a user http://flickr.com/photos/thomashawk/35413354/

Slide 56: She’s your next user

Slide 57: How can we work together?

Slide 59: Standards Committee Comunity •GeoRSS •WMS •GeoJSON •WFS •Microformats •WCS •Atom •GML •Dublic Core Other •KML •HTML

Slide 60: Disaster Response http://flickr.com/photos/fielddan/1752897034/

Slide 61: MODIS

Slide 62: Google MyMaps

Slide 63: Twitter

Slide 65: http://hypercube.telascience.org/fire/

Slide 66: Way Forward • Web Services • Open Standards • Accessible Software • User Participation • Low-Barriers to Entry • Play in the GeoStack

Slide 67: http://flickr.com/photos/spine/146779695/