UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Los Angeles - Users - UCLA
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Figure 23. Golan Levin and RSG, JJ (Empathic Network Visualization), 2002<br />
(www.flong.com/projects/jj/)<br />
Figure 24. FundRace.org, an online tool with which users can seek information on<br />
local donations (fundrace.org)<br />
Figure 25. Many Eyes<br />
Figure 26. Red/Blue colors represent Female/Male’s numbers and locations in the<br />
website<br />
Figure 27. Analyzed categories from the YouTube website during one week<br />
period<br />
Figure 28. The portions of pages depend on the relevant percentages of the<br />
categories<br />
Figure 29. Case Study of Terrain Analysis based on DEM: Mt.St.Helens, 2007<br />
(During GIS class)<br />
Figure 30. Case Study: Combined view from five different perspectives (San<br />
Francisco Bay Area)<br />
Figure 31. Isles Blossom, 2007, Inkjet Print, 24*90 inch (Each), Islands in US<br />
(From Left: Long Island, San Juan, Hawaii)<br />
Figure 32. Isles Blossom, 2007, Details<br />
Figure 33. Q.S. Serafijn / NOX, D-Tower, 2003 (www.d-toren.nl/site/)<br />
Figure 34. Casey Reas, Trundle, 2001 (source: his MS thesis)<br />
Figure 35. Herbert Bayer, Diagram of the Field of Vision, 1930<br />
Figure 36. Diagrams of Hyper reality within the Contest of the Real-Virtual<br />
Continuum<br />
Figure 37. Initial idea sketches for rainfall and tide dataset<br />
Figure 38. Twelve types of data structures form NOAA’s website<br />
Figure 39. Four types of data structures with wind speed (WSPD) and direction<br />
(WSPD)<br />
Figure 40. Beaufort wind scale<br />
Figure 41. Examples of wind data analysis for 4weeks: station 40007<br />
Figure 42. Historical wind data analysis from NOAA<br />
Figure 43. Possible data stations near west coastline<br />
Figure 44. Wind Observation and Visualization: 6 Stations from South Carolina<br />
Coastline<br />
Figure 45. Wind Observation and Visualization: 12 Stations from South Carolina<br />
Coastline<br />
Figure 46. NIMS( Networked InfoMechanical System), Per Henrik Borgstrom,<br />
<strong>UCLA</strong><br />
Figure 47. Uli Franke and Jürg Lehni's, Hektor, 2002 (www.hektor.ch)<br />
Figure 48. Karlsruhe, You Don’t Matter, 2008<br />
(youdontmatter.com/index.php/plottingmachine/painting-plotter-/)<br />
Figure 49. A moving device sketch<br />
Figure 50. Ideas for movements<br />
Figure 51. Equations<br />
Figure 52. Module Diagram<br />
J.KIM_A LANDSCAPE <strong>OF</strong> EVENTS 68
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