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GMU:Keeping Track/Final project

2011-03-30T13:15:01Z

Henning: /* CUBECITY */

==Henning, Frederic und Moritz==
===CUBECITY===
[[File:CUBECITY_TITLE.jpg|420px]]

As a final task for the Keeping Track course we designed a 3D Jump 'n' Run game that can be played only by the player's movement in front of a camera.

<gallery>
File:CUBECITY1.jpg|JUMP
File:CUBECITY2.jpg|'N'
File:CUBECITY3.jpg|RUN
</gallery>

'''Story'''

The Ego-Runner has to make it through a 3D-world. It is a tunnel made with squares that come closer and closer. Easy.
BUT: The player is not (!) allowed to touch the small and big barriers which are spread everywhere. He/she has to jump above hurdles, step aside walls and pillars or crouch down gates and balks. The game is won, when the player has reached the end of the world without touching any cube of CUBECITY.

'''How it works'''

CUBECITY is a highly interactive and immersive Jump 'n' Run game written in Processing 1.2.1. It works with a videotracking system based on the EyeCon software.
EyeCon catches the bottom/top and the left/right edge of the playing person. The data of the resulting cuboid is sent to Processing via network (OSC protocol). In Processing the edges of the cuboid define the outlines of the player's avatar. The data of the cuboid will be compared with the momentarily rendered row of squares an cubes in the 3D-world. If there is a cube and the edges of the avatar are crossing it's edges the program will be stopped and the game is over.

'''Style'''

<gallery>
File:CUBECITY4.jpg|CROUCH DOWN!
File:CUBECITY5.jpg|JUMP HIGH!
File:CUBECITY6.jpg|GAME OVER!
</gallery>

The look and feel of the game is based on the first console games of the early 90s. Pixeltype, 8bit soundtrack and reduced graphic- and colordesign combined with todays possibilities of interactive game control give us the ability to assume the role of the heroes of our past/childhood/youth!

'''And!'''

Of course there is a HIGHSCORE, waiting for you to be bet. Do you have the power and bravery to jump through CUBECITY...?

'''''Time and place of the first CUBECITY Championship will be announced soon!'''''

<videoflash type>TgMBGAJ0Wwk|420|315</videoflash>

[[Media: CUBECITY.zip]]

GMU:Keeping Track/assignment four

2011-02-02T21:21:11Z

Henning: /* Henning */

The task is to create a sonification of movement using either Pure Data or eyecon or both connected by OSC. This sonification should have 3 parts, while the user is able to switch between those parts by holding still for a few seconds.

Target group are handicapped people.

Please read the [http://www.palindrome.de/d2/C13.pdf whitepaper] by Robert Wechsler.

== Moritz und Frederic ==

==='''Granular meets OSC~''===

Pure Data Patch converts EyeCon Data into sound:
In eyeCon there are three Fields (Activity, CenterX, Top) and two Lines (Position) that send seperated data via OSC-protocol to pd. In Pure Data there are two "scenes" that generate different soundscapes. By crossing the two lines in eyeCon (touch the "buttons" on the ground) the two scenes are switchable. The first scene is based on the Designing Sound Patch "granular2" (granular Synthesis) by Andy Farnell. Activity, CenterX and Top from the Fields in EyeCon influence grainstart, grainduration and grainpitch.
The second scene combines several oscillators to generate a polyphone sinus soundwave. Actvity changes freqeuncy and Toplevel changes the volume of the main oscillator.

<videoflash type>dQe09QA6TGc</videoflash>

[[Media: GranularMeetsOSC.zip]]

==Ana, Laura, Gesine and Marianne==

===stringsound===

'''Description''' 
The installation consists of strings, which are strained horizontally about two meters above the floor. A video camera is set up to capture the area and EyeCon is grabbing the video image. Visitors are invited to enter the area and to touch and “play” with the strings. It is built up as a self-explaining installation in which the participants experience the signification of the construction on their own. They will perceive a sound coming from the string as soon as it is touched.

'''Software''' 
We are working with the motion sensing software EyeCon, using the elements line, static and field. There is a background sound added to the installation that changes slightly when somebody enters the playing area. To each string, there is a line element attached and as soon somebody touches the string, the line element is triggered and plays the belonging sound. Each string in the room plays a specific sound and is made out of different materials.

'''Concept''' 
The term “handicapped people” involves a large number of people with different skills and as it is not further specified, we thought about people who have difficulties to move. The goal is to sensitize the tactile act of touching to give these people a better feeling of what movement involves and how it can lead to something and maybe change something. The visitor finds himself in this sensorial experience in which every move results directly into action. Because of this it is possible for him or her to be more aware of the body and to get a better control over it.

'''Difficulties''' 
EyeCon is working with simple Boolean data, such as the line is triggered or it is not.
If the strings are not properly arranged through the room, the visitors will accidentally trigger a line with their body even if they do not touch the string with the hand. A possible solution for this issue would be a buildup with more than one video camera. In this case, every camera would only be responsible for two strings/ lines.

<gallery>
File:1docu-faden.jpg|threadline1
File:3docu faden.jpg|threadline2
File:6docu faden.jpg|threadline3
File:7docu faden.jpg|threadline4
File:Computer eyecon.jpg|screenshot eyecon
</gallery>

== Liana ==

===virtual choir===

The main idea is to help handicaped people who are not able to speak. The target is to create some voices which sounds like a choir, give them feeling like they're singing by moving their bodies specially with hands. I was imagine to be in the church doing the choir with just raise up my hands and create some voices with that. I'm using 8 different tones of man and women voices. Man's voices are lower than the women's voices.

<videoflash>beomcz_62ic|500|305</videoflash>

[[Media: Choir.pd]]
<gallery>
File:Choirpatch.jpg|puredata patch screenshot
File:Eyeconpreview.jpg|eyecon screenshot
File:Movementandvoices.jpg|movement
</gallery>

==Smooth Music==
by '''Katre Haav'''

'''''Target :'''''
My project is aimed for the group of people, who have to constantly move themselves. For people, who have mental or physical problems/illnesses and due to that constantly move, swing or tremor themselves. I tried to create a patch that would react to uncontolled, uneven movenets by disturbing the even flow of the music, making it disturbing for the ear. Every time, the speed of the movement changes, the music also distorts. Though, when making continous movements, where speed stays the same, the music keeps playing smooth.
As a result, it sould motivate people to make even, contolled movements and so help to improve coordination and control over their body.

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eauIyg9OON0]

<gallery>
File:smooth music patch.jpg|patch for smooth music
</gallery>

== Henning ==

Step Sequencer

The EyeCon file consists of one field (movement) and 3 lines (trigger). The movement which is tracked is mapped to the bpm of a Pure Data step sequencer. When a tracked person moves fast the tempo is high and vice versa. The pattern which is played by the step sequencer can be changed. The trigger lines start the playback of a single sample. 
When i used the patch and played around a bit, it was a challenge to move with the right tempo. If you move to fast the beat is playing to fast, but when you get used to it, the sound should swing with your movement. To hit the trigger lines during movement is a bit tricky, but could be improved by putting them at a different position.

<gallery>
File:screenshot_pd.png|puredata patch screenshot
File:screenshot_eyecon.jpg|eyecon screenshot
</gallery>

[[Media: step_sequencer.zip]]

File:Screenshot eyecon.jpg

2011-02-02T21:19:33Z

Henning:

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File:Screenshot pd.png

2011-02-02T21:18:53Z

Henning:

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File:Step sequencer.zip

2011-02-02T21:18:07Z

Henning:

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GMU:Keeping Track/assignment four

2011-02-02T21:17:17Z

Henning:

The task is to create a sonification of movement using either Pure Data or eyecon or both connected by OSC. This sonification should have 3 parts, while the user is able to switch between those parts by holding still for a few seconds.

Target group are handicapped people.

Please read the [http://www.palindrome.de/d2/C13.pdf whitepaper] by Robert Wechsler.

== Moritz und Frederic ==

==='''Granular meets OSC~''===

Pure Data Patch converts EyeCon Data into sound:
In eyeCon there are three Fields (Activity, CenterX, Top) and two Lines (Position) that send seperated data via OSC-protocol to pd. In Pure Data there are two "scenes" that generate different soundscapes. By crossing the two lines in eyeCon (touch the "buttons" on the ground) the two scenes are switchable. The first scene is based on the Designing Sound Patch "granular2" (granular Synthesis) by Andy Farnell. Activity, CenterX and Top from the Fields in EyeCon influence grainstart, grainduration and grainpitch.
The second scene combines several oscillators to generate a polyphone sinus soundwave. Actvity changes freqeuncy and Toplevel changes the volume of the main oscillator.

<videoflash type>dQe09QA6TGc</videoflash>

[[Media: GranularMeetsOSC.zip]]

==Ana, Laura, Gesine and Marianne==

===stringsound===

'''Description''' 
The installation consists of strings, which are strained horizontally about two meters above the floor. A video camera is set up to capture the area and EyeCon is grabbing the video image. Visitors are invited to enter the area and to touch and “play” with the strings. It is built up as a self-explaining installation in which the participants experience the signification of the construction on their own. They will perceive a sound coming from the string as soon as it is touched.

'''Software''' 
We are working with the motion sensing software EyeCon, using the elements line, static and field. There is a background sound added to the installation that changes slightly when somebody enters the playing area. To each string, there is a line element attached and as soon somebody touches the string, the line element is triggered and plays the belonging sound. Each string in the room plays a specific sound and is made out of different materials.

'''Concept''' 
The term “handicapped people” involves a large number of people with different skills and as it is not further specified, we thought about people who have difficulties to move. The goal is to sensitize the tactile act of touching to give these people a better feeling of what movement involves and how it can lead to something and maybe change something. The visitor finds himself in this sensorial experience in which every move results directly into action. Because of this it is possible for him or her to be more aware of the body and to get a better control over it.

'''Difficulties''' 
EyeCon is working with simple Boolean data, such as the line is triggered or it is not.
If the strings are not properly arranged through the room, the visitors will accidentally trigger a line with their body even if they do not touch the string with the hand. A possible solution for this issue would be a buildup with more than one video camera. In this case, every camera would only be responsible for two strings/ lines.

<gallery>
File:1docu-faden.jpg|threadline1
File:3docu faden.jpg|threadline2
File:6docu faden.jpg|threadline3
File:7docu faden.jpg|threadline4
File:Computer eyecon.jpg|screenshot eyecon
</gallery>

== Liana ==

===virtual choir===

The main idea is to help handicaped people who are not able to speak. The target is to create some voices which sounds like a choir, give them feeling like they're singing by moving their bodies specially with hands. I was imagine to be in the church doing the choir with just raise up my hands and create some voices with that. I'm using 8 different tones of man and women voices. Man's voices are lower than the women's voices.

<videoflash>beomcz_62ic|500|305</videoflash>

[[Media: Choir.pd]]
<gallery>
File:Choirpatch.jpg|puredata patch screenshot
File:Eyeconpreview.jpg|eyecon screenshot
File:Movementandvoices.jpg|movement
</gallery>

==Smooth Music==
by '''Katre Haav'''

'''''Target :'''''
My project is aimed for the group of people, who have to constantly move themselves. For people, who have mental or physical problems/illnesses and due to that constantly move, swing or tremor themselves. I tried to create a patch that would react to uncontolled, uneven movenets by disturbing the even flow of the music, making it disturbing for the ear. Every time, the speed of the movement changes, the music also distorts. Though, when making continous movements, where speed stays the same, the music keeps playing smooth.
As a result, it sould motivate people to make even, contolled movements and so help to improve coordination and control over their body.

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eauIyg9OON0]

<gallery>
File:smooth music patch.jpg|patch for smooth music
</gallery>

== Henning ==

Step Sequencer

The EyeCon file consists of one field (movement) and 3 lines (trigger). The movement which is tracked is mapped to the bpm of a Pure Data step sequencer. When a tracked person moves fast the tempo is high and vice versa. The pattern which is played by the step sequencer can be changed. The trigger lines use to play a single sample.
When i used the patch and played around a bit, it was a challenge to move with the right tempo. If you move to fast the beat is playing to fast, but when you get used to it, the sound should swing with your movement. To hit the trigger lines during movement is a bit tricky, but could be improved by putting them at a different position.

<gallery>
File:screenshot_pd.png|puredata patch screenshot
File:screenshot_eyecon.jpg|eyecon screenshot
</gallery>

[[Media: step_sequencer.zip]]

File:Scratch.pd

2010-11-10T20:32:43Z

Henning:

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File:Sound files.zip

2010-11-10T20:31:34Z

Henning:

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GMU:Keeping Track/assignment three

2010-11-10T20:31:13Z

Henning: /* Henning: Visual Scratch */

== Henning: Controlling Frequency ==

[[Image:sine_scratch.png|600px]]

In this patch the movement in x-direction is mapped to the frequency of a cosine wave oscillator. The movement in y-direction is mapped to the amplitude of the cosine wave.
<gallery>
File:sine.pd|sine.pd
</gallery>

== Henning: Visual Scratch ==

[[Image:scratch_patch.png|600px]]

In this patch the movement in x-direction controls the index of an array. The array contains the data of a sound file, so the index points to a position in the sound file. Through movement the pointer plays the sound file.
<gallery>
File:sound_files.zip|sound files
File:scratch.pd|scratch.pd
</gallery>

File:Scratch patch.png

2010-11-10T20:29:35Z

Henning:

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GMU:Keeping Track/assignment three

2010-11-10T20:29:10Z

Henning:

== Henning: Controlling Frequency ==

[[Image:sine_scratch.png|600px]]

In this patch the movement in x-direction is mapped to the frequency of a cosine wave oscillator. The movement in y-direction is mapped to the amplitude of the cosine wave.
<gallery>
File:sine.pd|sine.pd
</gallery>

== Henning: Visual Scratch ==

[[Image:scratch_patch.png|600px]]

In this patch the movement in x-direction controls the index of an array. The array contains the data of a sound file, so the index points to a position in the sound file. Through movement the pointer plays the sound file.
<gallery>
File:hahn.aif|hahn.aif
File:hello_world.wav|hello_world.wav
File:one_two_three.wav|one_two_three.wav
File:scratch.pd|scratch.pd
</gallery>

File:Sine.pd

2010-11-10T20:22:37Z

Henning:

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File:Sine scratch.png

2010-11-10T20:21:59Z

Henning:

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GMU:Keeping Track/assignment three

2010-11-10T20:21:38Z

Henning: Created page with "== Henning: Controlling Frequency == 600px In this patch the movement in x-direction is mapped to the frequency of a cosine wave oscillator. The move..."

File:Ttt.png

2010-11-04T10:02:38Z

Henning: uploaded a new version of "File:Ttt.png"

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GMU:Keeping Track/assignment two

2010-11-03T22:40:13Z

Henning: /* Henning: Urban Tic-Tac-Toe */

== Name: Example ==

{{ #display_map: 50.977169, 11.328642
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik,osmarender,osm-cyclemap,osm-oepnv
| zoom=17
}}

I've edited a few things here. Look at the [[Help:Extensions#Maps|maps help]] for the syntax.

== Michaela: Tracking my crazy jogging trace==
location: Jena

{{ #display_map: 50.920193195343, 11.6030859947205
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik,osmarender,osm-cyclemap
| zoom=14
}}

detail

{{ #display_map: 50.91288, 11.63276
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik
| width=500
| height=400
| zoom=16
}}

tbd soon...

== Katre: 30 km/h areas in Arnstadt ==

{{ #display_map: 50.83471, 10.9474
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik,osmarender,osm-cyclemap,osm-oepnv
| zoom=15
}}
I marked with JOSM all areas in Arnstadt, where max speed is 30 km/h

<gallery>
Image:OSM Karte Detail.jpg|caption
Image:Karte Notizen Arnstadt.jpg|caption
</gallery>

== Ana, Laura and Jörg were making a Square==

{{ #display_map: 50.977812, 11.328545
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik
| width=500
| height=500
| zoom=17
}}

== Henning: Ellinger near Weimar ==
Took [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Ellinger,TX&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=47.033113,93.867188&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Ellinger,+Fayette,+Texas&t=h&z=15 Ellinger, TX, USA] (because it is near [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Weimar,+TX,+USA&sll=29.839167,-96.705&sspn=0.025314,0.045834&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Weimar,+Colorado,+Texas&t=h&z=15 Weimar, TX, USA]) and transfered it to the hinterland of Weimar, Germany. Then i tracked a trip to the West Train Street in Ellinger, Germany. The data was transfered to [http://www.openstreetmap.org/ openstreetmap.org], but i had pangs of conscience, so i took some pictures and restored the real data.
<gallery>
File:osm_01.jpg|Ellinger, Germany on OSM
File:osm_02.jpg|Ellinger, Germany on OSM
File:josm_01.png|Cutting and Pasting data in JOSM
File:comparison_01.jpg|Comparison between Ellinger and Weimar
File:comparison_02.jpg|Comparison between Ellinger and Weimar
File:comparison_05.jpg|Comparison between Ellinger and Weimar
</gallery>

== Henning: Urban Tic-Tac-Toe ==
I played a game of Tic-Tac-Toe with a friend via SMS. Due to the design and lay-out of a the roads in my neighborhood i thought it would be a good playing field. So i tracked me running through the backyards reconstructing the run of play of our Tic-Tac-Toe match on the new playing field.
<gallery>
File:ttt.png|GPS track of the game
File:ttt_conversation.png|Run of play
File:ttt_field.png|Playing field
File:ttt_01.jpg|Backyard
File:ttt_02.jpg|Cat looking at me
File:ttt_03.jpg|Trierer Straße
File:ttt_04.jpg|Unconquerable garages
</gallery>

== Moritz und Frederic: Weltreise ==

We did a journey around the globe and took some nice pics! We uploaded them on google earth so you can check the places we've been. Let's see if google will accept our pics so our journey will be officially done...

[[File:Egypt.jpg|600px]]

<gallery>
File:Weltreis.jpg|uploading pics
File:weimar.jpg|we've been in: weimar,
File:cheops.jpg|egypt,
File:moskau.jpg|moscow,
File:sydney.jpg|sydney,
File:rio.jpg|rio,
File:newyork.jpg|new york
File:greenland.jpg|and greenland!
</gallery>

== Gesine: pimp a island==
transform gough island into sesamstraße island

<gallery>
File:Island1.jpg|step1
File:Island2.jpg|step2
File:Island4.jpg|step3 add sesam-airport
File:Island5.jpg|step4 add pub-mumpitz
File:Island6.jpg|step5 add police lulatsch
File:Island7.jpg|step6 add ferry terminal gorbi
File:Island8.jpg|step7
File:Island9.jpg|step8
File:Island10.jpg|step9 metro
File:Island11.jpg|step10
File:Island12.jpg|step11
File:Island14.jpg|step12 add a lot
File:Island15.jpg|step13
File:Island16.jpg|step14
File:Island17.jpg|step15 sesamstraße island is already pimped
</gallery>

File:Ttt field.png

2010-11-03T22:38:16Z

Henning:

== Summary ==

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GMU:Keeping Track/assignment two

2010-11-03T22:13:42Z

Henning: /* Henning: Urban Tic-Tac-Toe */

== Name: Example ==

{{ #display_map: 50.977169, 11.328642
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik,osmarender,osm-cyclemap,osm-oepnv
| zoom=17
}}

I've edited a few things here. Look at the [[Help:Extensions#Maps|maps help]] for the syntax.

== Michaela: Tracking my crazy jogging trace==
location: Jena

{{ #display_map: 50.920193195343, 11.6030859947205
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik,osmarender,osm-cyclemap
| zoom=14
}}

detail

{{ #display_map: 50.91288, 11.63276
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik
| width=500
| height=400
| zoom=16
}}

tbd soon...

== Katre: 30 km/h areas in Arnstadt ==

{{ #display_map: 50.83471, 10.9474
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik,osmarender,osm-cyclemap,osm-oepnv
| zoom=15
}}
I marked with JOSM all areas in Arnstadt, where max speed is 30 km/h

<gallery>
Image:OSM Karte Detail.jpg|caption
Image:Karte Notizen Arnstadt.jpg|caption
</gallery>

== Ana, Laura and Jörg were making a Square==

{{ #display_map: 50.977812, 11.328545
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik
| width=500
| height=500
| zoom=17
}}

== Henning: Ellinger near Weimar ==
Took [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Ellinger,TX&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=47.033113,93.867188&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Ellinger,+Fayette,+Texas&t=h&z=15 Ellinger, TX, USA] (because it is near [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Weimar,+TX,+USA&sll=29.839167,-96.705&sspn=0.025314,0.045834&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Weimar,+Colorado,+Texas&t=h&z=15 Weimar, TX, USA]) and transfered it to the hinterland of Weimar, Germany. Then i tracked a trip to the West Train Street in Ellinger, Germany. The data was transfered to [http://www.openstreetmap.org/ openstreetmap.org], but i had pangs of conscience, so i took some pictures and restored the real data.
<gallery>
File:osm_01.jpg|Ellinger, Germany on OSM
File:osm_02.jpg|Ellinger, Germany on OSM
File:josm_01.png|Cutting and Pasting data in JOSM
File:comparison_01.jpg|Comparison between Ellinger and Weimar
File:comparison_02.jpg|Comparison between Ellinger and Weimar
File:comparison_05.jpg|Comparison between Ellinger and Weimar
</gallery>

== Henning: Urban Tic-Tac-Toe ==
I played a game of Tic-Tac-Toe with a friend via SMS. Due to the design and lay-out of a the roads in my neighborhood i thought it would be a good playing field. So i tracked me running through the backyards reconstructing the run of play of our Tic-Tac-Toe match on the new playing field.
<gallery>
File:ttt.png|GPS track of the game
File:ttt_conversation.png|Run of play
File:ttt_01.jpg|Backyard
File:ttt_02.jpg|Cat looking at me
File:ttt_03.jpg|Trierer Straße
File:ttt_04.jpg|Unconquerable garages
</gallery>

== Moritz und Frederic: Weltreise ==

We did a journes around the globe and took some nice pics! We uploaded them on google earth so you can check the places we've been. Let's see if google will accept our pics so our journey will be officially done...

[[File:Egypt.jpg|600px]]
[[File:Weltreis.jpg]]
[[File:weimar.jpg]]
[[File:cheops.jpg]]
[[File:moskau.jpg]]
[[File:sydney.jpg]]
[[File:rio.jpg]]
[[File:newyork.jpg]]
[[File:greenland.jpg]]

File:Ttt 04.jpg

2010-11-03T22:11:40Z

Henning:

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File:Ttt 03.jpg

2010-11-03T22:10:31Z

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File:Ttt 02.jpg

2010-11-03T22:10:00Z

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File:Ttt 01.jpg

2010-11-03T22:09:29Z

Henning:

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File:Ttt conversation.png

2010-11-03T22:09:03Z

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File:Ttt.png

2010-11-03T22:08:36Z

Henning:

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GMU:Keeping Track/assignment two

2010-11-03T22:07:55Z

Henning:

== Name: Example ==

{{ #display_map: 50.977169, 11.328642
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik,osmarender,osm-cyclemap,osm-oepnv
| zoom=17
}}

I've edited a few things here. Look at the [[Help:Extensions#Maps|maps help]] for the syntax.

== Michaela: Tracking my crazy jogging trace==
location: Jena

{{ #display_map: 50.920193195343, 11.6030859947205
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik,osmarender,osm-cyclemap
| zoom=14
}}

detail

{{ #display_map: 50.91288, 11.63276
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik
| width=500
| height=400
| zoom=16
}}

tbd soon...

== Katre: 30 km/h areas in Arnstadt ==

{{ #display_map: 50.83471, 10.9474
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik,osmarender,osm-cyclemap,osm-oepnv
| zoom=15
}}
I marked with JOSM all areas in Arnstadt, where max speed is 30 km/h

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Image:OSM Karte Detail.jpg|caption
Image:Karte Notizen Arnstadt.jpg|caption
</gallery>

== Ana, Laura and Jörg were making a Square==

{{ #display_map: 50.977812, 11.328545
| service=openlayers
| layers=osm-mapnik
| width=500
| height=500
| zoom=17
}}

== Henning: Ellinger near Weimar ==
Took [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Ellinger,TX&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=47.033113,93.867188&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Ellinger,+Fayette,+Texas&t=h&z=15 Ellinger, TX, USA] (because it is near [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Weimar,+TX,+USA&sll=29.839167,-96.705&sspn=0.025314,0.045834&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Weimar,+Colorado,+Texas&t=h&z=15 Weimar, TX, USA]) and transfered it to the hinterland of Weimar, Germany. Then i tracked a trip to the West Train Street in Ellinger, Germany. The data was transfered to [http://www.openstreetmap.org/ openstreetmap.org], but i had pangs of conscience, so i took some pictures and restored the real data.
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File:osm_01.jpg|Ellinger, Germany on OSM
File:osm_02.jpg|Ellinger, Germany on OSM
File:josm_01.png|Cutting and Pasting data in JOSM
File:comparison_01.jpg|Comparison between Ellinger and Weimar
File:comparison_02.jpg|Comparison between Ellinger and Weimar
File:comparison_05.jpg|Comparison between Ellinger and Weimar
</gallery>

== Henning: Urban Tic-Tac-Toe ==
I played a game of Tic-Tac-Toe with a friend via SMS. Due to the design and lay-out of a the roads in my neighborhood i thought it would be a good playing field. So i tracked me running through the backyards reconstructing the run of play of our Tic-Tac-Toe match on the new playing field.
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File:ttt.png|GPS track of the game
File:ttt_conversation.png|Run of (the) play
File:ttt_01.jpg|Backyard
File:ttt_02.jpg|Cat looking at me
File:ttt_03.jpg|Trierer Straße
File:ttt_04.jpg|Unconquerable garages
</gallery>

== Moritz und Frederic: Weltreise ==

We did a journes around the globe and took some nice pics! We uploaded them on google earth so you can check the places we've been. Let's see if google will accept our pics so our journey will be officially done...

[[File:Egypt.jpg|600px]]
[[File:Weltreis.jpg]]
[[File:weimar.jpg]]
[[File:egypt.jpg]]
[[File:moskau.jpg]]
[[File:sydney.jpg]]
[[File:rio.jpg]]
[[File:newyork.jpg]]
[[File:greenland.jpg]]

GMU:Keeping Track/assignment two

2010-11-03T21:50:52Z

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Henning: /* Henning: Brightness */

== katre: Sponge trip ==
[[File:sponge trip.jpg|400px]]

[[File:Sponge in box.jpg|400px]]

[[File:mailart name.jpg|400px]]

[[File:Box and car.jpg|400px]]

[[File:Box in frontwindow.jpg|400px]]

[[File:Ox tram dark.jpg|400px]]

[[File:result1.jpg|400px]]

[[File:result3detail.jpg|400px]]

== Frederic: TRACKS go NETWORK ==
[[File:Keeping Track.jpg|600px]]

Overview
<gallery>
File:Network Setup.jpg|Network Setup
File:Network Result.jpg|Network Result
File:Tracks.jpg|Tracks
File:More Tracks.jpg|More Tracks
File:A Network.jpg|A Network
</gallery>

== carbonslide ==
[[File:Carbonslide.jpg‎|400px]]

== marianne: Nick the easy rider ==
[[File:Popcorn.jpg‎|200px]]

[[File:Popcorn how to.jpg‎|400px]]

[[File:Popcorn Ergebnis oben.jpg‎|400px]]

[[File:Popcorn Ergebnis seite 1.jpg‎|400px]]

[[File:Popcorn Ergebnis seite 2.jpg‎|400px]]

== Henning: Carbon Copy ==
A package wrapped in white paper wrapped in carbon copy paper.
<gallery>
File:package_analog_01.jpg
File:package_analog_02.jpg
File:package_analog_outpu_01.jpg
File:package_analog_outpu_02.jpg
</gallery>

== Henning: Brightness ==
A package with a photoresistor on top connected to an Arduino Duemilanove and a power supply. The value of the photoresistor is something between 0 .. 255 (1 byte). Data is saved to the EEPROM (1 kB). This results in 17 minutes of logging. The output was created with Processing.

<gallery>
File:package_digital_01.jpg
File:package_digital_02.jpg
File:package_digital_03.jpg
File:package_digital_04.jpg
File:package_digital_05.jpg
File:package_digital_output.jpg
</gallery>

== Xinglang: Colored Tracks ==
A sparkle-shape-paper-ball integrated with colored pencils, which is connected to the lid of the box with a elastic. I took it on a bus, it tracks the movement of bus on all sides inside the box.

<gallery>
File:sparkle-materials.jpg
File:sparkle-paperball.jpg
File:sparkle-complex.jpg
File:box-inside.jpg
File:box-outward.jpg
File:busroot.jpg
File:result-topview.jpg
File:result-1.jpg
File:result-2.jpg
File:result-3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Keeping Track/assignment one

2010-10-28T09:40:02Z

Henning: /* Henning: Brightness */

== katre: Sponge trip ==
[[File:sponge trip.jpg|400px]]

[[File:Sponge in box.jpg|400px]]

[[File:mailart name.jpg|400px]]

[[File:Box and car.jpg|400px]]

[[File:Box in frontwindow.jpg|400px]]

[[File:Ox tram dark.jpg|400px]]

[[File:result1.jpg|400px]]

[[File:result3detail.jpg|400px]]

== Frederic: TRACKS go NETWORK ==
[[File:Keeping Track.jpg|600px]]

Overview
<gallery>
File:Network Setup.jpg|Network Setup
File:Network Result.jpg|Network Result
File:Tracks.jpg|Tracks
File:More Tracks.jpg|More Tracks
File:A Network.jpg|A Network
</gallery>

== carbonslide ==
[[File:Carbonslide.jpg‎|400px]]

== marianne: Nick the easy rider ==
[[File:Popcorn.jpg‎|200px]]

[[File:Popcorn how to.jpg‎|400px]]

[[File:Popcorn Ergebnis oben.jpg‎|400px]]

[[File:Popcorn Ergebnis seite 1.jpg‎|400px]]

[[File:Popcorn Ergebnis seite 2.jpg‎|400px]]

== Henning: Carbon Copy ==
A package wrapped in white paper wrapped in carbon copy paper.
<gallery>
File:package_analog_01.jpg
File:package_analog_02.jpg
File:package_analog_outpu_01.jpg
File:package_analog_outpu_02.jpg
</gallery>

== Henning: Brightness ==
A package with a photoresistor on top connected to an Arduino Duemilanove and a power supply. Data is saved to the EEPROM (1 kB). This results in 17 minutes of logging. The output was created with Processing.

<gallery>
File:package_digital_01.jpg
File:package_digital_02.jpg
File:package_digital_03.jpg
File:package_digital_04.jpg
File:package_digital_05.jpg
File:package_digital_output.jpg
</gallery>

== Xinglang: Colored Tracks ==
A sparkle-shape-paper-ball integrated with colored pencils, which is connected to the lid of the box with a elastic. I took it on a bus, it tracks the movement of bus on all sides inside the box.

<gallery>
File:sparkle-materials.jpg
File:sparkle-paperball.jpg
File:sparkle-complex.jpg
File:box-inside.jpg
File:box-outward.jpg
File:busroot.jpg
File:result-topview.jpg
File:result-1.jpg
File:result-2.jpg
File:result-3.jpg
</gallery>

GMU:Keeping Track/assignment one

2010-10-27T23:13:52Z

Henning: /* Henning: Brightness */

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2010-10-27T23:12:40Z

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2010-10-27T23:09:42Z

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2010-10-27T23:08:55Z

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2010-10-27T23:08:38Z

Henning: /* Henning: Carbon Copy */

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2010-10-27T23:00:59Z

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2010-10-27T22:53:18Z

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