The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
Over the past few days we have been working on a series of techniques to visualise and augment procedural cities.
If you add in a model of a BenQ projector, the MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation Handbook, a city within t…
Continue reading »Over the past few days we have been working on a series of techniques to visualise and augment procedural cities.
If you add in a model of a BenQ projector, the MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation Handbook, a city within t…
Continue reading »The best way to learn new modelling software is to step away from complex data and take a side look at its capabilities. We have used this approach to run through the various features of CityEngine, producing a series of movies based aro…
Continue reading »The best way to learn new modelling software is to step away from complex data and take a side look at its capabilities. We have used this approach to run through the various features of CityEngine, producing a series of movies based aro…
Continue reading »We are pleased to announce the latest FutureInternet Journal paper as part of the special issue on NeoGeography and WikiPlanning:
WikiGIS Basic Concepts: Web 2.0 for Geospatial Collaboration
Stéphane Roche 1,* , Boris Meri…
Continue reading »We are pleased to announce the latest FutureInternet Journal paper as part of the special issue on NeoGeography and WikiPlanning:
WikiGIS Basic Concepts: Web 2.0 for Geospatial Collaboration
Stéphane Roche 1,* , Boris Meri…
Continue reading »This is very much a work in progress post, but we are interested in integrating text/patterns/logos into 3D models of the city. At the moment we are putting a work flow in place to take our CASA logo and burn it into the street patten of a pr…
Continue reading »This is very much a work in progress post, but we are interested in integrating text/patterns/logos into 3D models of the city. At the moment we are putting a work flow in place to take our CASA logo and burn it into the street patten of a pr…
Continue reading »In the words of NASA – Many wonders are visible when flying over the Earth at night. A compilation of such visual spectacles was captured recently from the International Space Station (ISS) and set to rousing music. Passing below are white clouds…
Continue reading »In the words of NASA – Many wonders are visible when flying over the Earth at night. A compilation of such visual spectacles was captured recently from the International Space Station (ISS) and set to rousing music. Passing below are white clouds…
Continue reading »USEUM, the latest innovation out of CASA and Digital Humanities here at UCL, participated in Athens Startup Weekend hosted by Microsoft Hellas last weekend and won 1st prize.
From the official website of the competition:
“1st place …
Continue reading »USEUM, the latest innovation out of CASA and Digital Humanities here at UCL, participated in Athens Startup Weekend hosted by Microsoft Hellas last weekend and won 1st prize.
From the official website of the competition:
“1st place …
Continue reading »As reported on today’s BBC Technology, Oxfam has launched its new Shelflife system linking goods with the past using QRCodes.
Ever wished an object could tell its story? That’s the idea behind Oxfam’s
unique pilot scheme, Oxfam Shelfl…
As reported on today’s BBC Technology, Oxfam has launched its new Shelflife system linking goods with the past using QRCodes.
Ever wished an object could tell its story? That’s the idea behind Oxfam’s
unique pilot scheme, Oxfam Shelfl…
As part of the MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation, here in CASA, we are exploring various concepts relating to urban visualisation. These include both traditional urban based modelling approaches and more abstract visualisations and si…
Continue reading »As part of the MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation, here in CASA, we are exploring various concepts relating to urban visualisation. These include both traditional urban based modelling approaches and more abstract visualisations and si…
Continue reading »Carrying on form our previous post – Origins vs. Destinations
visualises data drawn from a random sample of New York City Yellow Cab GPS data collected in 2010:
Programmed by Juan Francisco Saldarriaga, Spatial Information Design Lab, Graduate…
Continue reading »Carrying on form our previous post – Origins vs. Destinations
visualises data drawn from a random sample of New York City Yellow Cab GPS data collected in 2010:
Programmed by Juan Francisco Saldarriaga, Spatial Information Design Lab, Graduate…
Continue reading »A quick weekend post – following on from our first look at CityEngine and Lumion we have expanded the visualisation to add in various standard items from the Lumion library along with a surrounding terrain and waterside setting:
Total developm…
Continue reading »A quick weekend post – following on from our first look at CityEngine and Lumion we have expanded the visualisation to add in various standard items from the Lumion library along with a surrounding terrain and waterside setting:
Total developm…
Continue reading »Yesterday a license for CityEngine landed on our desk from the nice people at ESRI and to be honest we were a little too excited for our own good, after all its only software. However, CityEngine and its integration with ESRI ArcGIS, while ma…
Continue reading »Yesterday a license for CityEngine landed on our desk from the nice people at ESRI and to be honest we were a little too excited for our own good, after all its only software. However, CityEngine and its integration with ESRI ArcGIS, while ma…
Continue reading »George MacKerron here in CASA has been looking at using a Kinect or three in our forthcoming ANALOGIES (Analogues of Cities) conference + exhibition.
Inspired in part by Ruairi Glynn‘s amazing work here at&nbs…
Continue reading »George MacKerron here in CASA has been looking at using a Kinect or three in our forthcoming ANALOGIES (Analogues of Cities) conference + exhibition.
Inspired in part by Ruairi Glynn‘s amazing work here at&nbs…
Continue reading »Taxi! is an analytical model that maps the trip data for 10,000 taxi rides over the course of 24 hours. Geographic location data for the origin and destination of each ride is combined with waypoint data collected from the Google Maps API in order to g…
Continue reading »Taxi! is an analytical model that maps the trip data for 10,000 taxi rides over the course of 24 hours. Geographic location data for the origin and destination of each ride is combined with waypoint data collected from the Google Maps API in order to g…
Continue reading »Over the past few weeks we have been exploring exploring new methods and techniques for visualising data. Developed as part our Masters course in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation we are now looking into issues of scale, realtime renderi…
Continue reading »Over the past few weeks we have been exploring exploring new methods and techniques for visualising data. Developed as part our Masters course in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation we are now looking into issues of scale, realtime renderi…
Continue reading »Readers will know that as part of the MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation, here in CASA, we are exploring new methods and techniques for visualising data. As part of the course we are looking at collecting data from the Twitte…
Continue reading »Readers will know that as part of the MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation, here in CASA, we are exploring new methods and techniques for visualising data. As part of the course we are looking at collecting data from the Twitte…
Continue reading »As Editor of Future Internet i am pleased to announce that Nathan Jurgenson of the University of Maryland has just published a new paper entitled ‘When Atoms Meet Bits: Social Media, the Mobile Web and Augmented Revolution’:
The rise…
Continue reading »As Editor of Future Internet i am pleased to announce that Nathan Jurgenson of the University of Maryland has just published a new paper entitled ‘When Atoms Meet Bits: Social Media, the Mobile Web and Augmented Revolution’:
The rise…
Continue reading »As part of the MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation, here in CASA at The Bartlett, University College London, we are exploring new methods and techniques for visualising data. As part of the course we are looking at collecting data from …
Continue reading »As part of the MRes in Advanced Spatial Analysis and Visualisation, here in CASA at The Bartlett, University College London, we are exploring new methods and techniques for visualising data. As part of the course we are looking at collecting data from …
Continue reading »We are pleased to note another new paper in Future Internet Journal as part of the special issue on on NeoGeography and WikiPlanning:
The Street Network Evolution of Crowdsourced Maps: OpenStreetMap in Germany 2007–2011
Pascal Neis 1,*&…
Continue reading »We are pleased to note another new paper in Future Internet Journal as part of the special issue on on NeoGeography and WikiPlanning:
The Street Network Evolution of Crowdsourced Maps: OpenStreetMap in Germany 2007–2011
Pascal Neis 1,*&…
Continue reading »Lumion is a 3D engine for rapid visualisation, it allows models to be quickly imported and integrated within more complex scenes.
One of its strong points is support for the COLLADA – COLLAborative Design Activity…
Continue reading »Lumion is a 3D engine for rapid visualisation, it allows models to be quickly imported and integrated within more complex scenes.
One of its strong points is support for the COLLADA – COLLAborative Design Activity…
Continue reading »We are pleased to announce a special issue of Future Internet, Volume 3, Issue 4 (December 2011). Focussed on Landscape and the Internet and edited by Dr. Christopher Pettit Principal Research Scientist and Research…
Continue reading »We are pleased to announce a special issue of Future Internet, Volume 3, Issue 4 (December 2011). Focussed on Landscape and the Internet and edited by Dr. Christopher Pettit Principal Research Scientist and Research…
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