We finaly made it ‘Open Source’!
The part of e-Dance which was developed to help create performances is now on Google Code:
http://code.google.com/p/scene-editor/
There is a binary package for people to try out and developers are welcome to help completing the features and fixing the bugs. A user documentation is on the wiki. Comments welcome!
“Mapping Information with and without Geography: Approaches to Data Visualization and Structure in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences” EScience 2 day workshop: 30th sep – 1st oct 2009.
There were a series of informal discussions on camparing and debating the use of geospatially locating data (glyphs). Stuart Dunn gave a short presentation of imagery ideas that included eDance items.
The transposition of geography to be mapped or not is a recurring theme to the eDance project and fundamental to the Access Grid (video conferencing) ideology beneth it. An outcome was the issue of network graphs and related associated links – especially the interactive approach and use of large displays to gain a global perspective.
Wrap-up wiki: http://wiki.esi.ac.uk/Mapping_information_wrap_up
