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Visualizing the Ages of Portland, Oregon's Extant Buildings.
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Secret Arts
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Developed with Massive Pixel Environment, on one of the highest resolution tiled displays in the world.
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Rob Turknett, Brandt Westing, Jason Baldridge, and Mike Speriosu. UT Austin
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An animated visualization of Shanghai’s subway network.
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Till Nagel and Benedikt Groß
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A visual map showing when and where US viewers watched TED talks.
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Alex Dean, TED
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Visual exploration of urban mobility.
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MIT Senseable City Labs
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A tangible multitouch visualization to explore urban movement patterns, and to share engaging places with the help of a smartphone.
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Pierre La Baume, Luis Grass, Christopher Pietsch, Gunnar Friedrich, David Ikuye
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Discover patterns on how people feel in the world.
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Daniel Palmér and Robin Rundkvist
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Port of Unfolding to use on Android tablet for Google Fiber campaign
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Occurent Arts and Wildlife
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2nd place in International Challenge InnovaData
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Xavi Gimenez
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A tool for location based literary research.
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Jan-Erik Stange and Sebastian Meier
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Multitouch installation showing how Max Planck institutes collaborate.
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Moritz Stefaner and Onformative
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An interactive multitouch visualization of relations between geo-positioned locations.
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Till Nagel
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A tool for visual analysis of tax-free sales data at the Schiphol-Amsterdam airport
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Jan Willem Tulp
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How the world would be reshaped by a monumental rise or decline of the sea level.
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Benedikt Groß
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Tangible geo-visualization to explore architectural projects in Venice.
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Interaction Design Lab, FH Potsdam
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A physical platform for interactive data visualization on three-dimensional surfaces.
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Jon Olav Eikenes
