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5 000 000 Books
Erez Lieberman Aiden and Jean-Baptiste Michel discuss Google Labs’ NGram Viewer. In their TED talk what can you learn from 5 million books?
Posted in Visualization
Tagged books, Erez Lieberman Aiden, google, Jean-Baptiste Michel, Ngram
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The future according to Google
Some projections about the future from the webcomic XKCD:
Reading through computer eyes
by Juan Carlos Rocha (PhD student at Stockholm Resilience Centre working on Regime Shifts) An N-gram is a sequence of characters separated by a space in a text. An N-gram may be a word, a number or a combination of … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, Regime Shifts, Visualization
Tagged google, google labs, Jean-Baptiste Michel, Juan Carlos Rocha, N-gram, text analysis
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Wilderness Downtown
Google Creative Lab has collaborated with the Montreal band, Arcade Fire to create a interactive web movie “The Wilderness Downtown” using Google earth. Director Chris Milk combines the nostalgia of the new Arcade Fire song “We Used to Wait” with … Continue reading
Posted in Cities, General, Visualization
Tagged arcade fire, art, Chris Milk, GIS, google, google earth, music, video
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Cyber-Environmental Politics?
twitter.com/vgalaz Google and renewable energy? Hackers, deforestation and carbon emission rights? This might sound like an odd mix of events, but something is definitely in pipeline. Global environmental change and rapid information technological change have for a long time been … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, Networks, Reorganization, Visualization
Tagged climate change, globalization, google, internet, twitter, video
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Kenyan elephants send text messages to warn of crop raiding
Kenya’s elephants send text messages to rangers The text message from the elephant flashed across Richard Lesowapir’s screen: Kimani was heading for neighboring farms. The huge bull elephant had a long history of raiding villagers’ crops during the harvest, sometimes … Continue reading
Posted in Ecological Management
Tagged crop raiding, elephant, google, Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Kenya, save the elephants, sms
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