roomthily

Waar is de Koning? (Clever Franke) - real-time visualization, based on cell phone locations and geo-located tweets, of the crowd in Amsterdam gathering to see the new king

loci  (Andrew Spitz)- 3D printed sculptures of one’s flight paths

LiquiData

a multitouch application to explore your personal movement profile and to show other people engaging places by adding photos and comments with the help of your smartphone. It can be seen as a rating system that offers people the possibility to discover new spots in an unknown surrounding e.g. during a city-visit. Although a smartphone is not necessary to interact with the system, it offers you the possibility to give insights to your movements through the city and lets you compare your mental map with the reality.

blech:

Visualisations of all the (geotagged) photos taken from the International Space Station, by Nathan Bergey.

The full article is well worth looking at.

curiositycounts:

Columbia’s Spatial Information Lab measures how New Yorkers vote with their feed, using foursquare and Facebook API to visualize movement  (via)

curiositycounts:

Chromaroma gamifies the London public transit system, letting you track your journeys in technicolor visualizations   (via)

from GeoLoqi’s discussion of their MapAttack! urban geofencing game

via ProgrammableWeb

Junctions - a Google Earth based map of your social activities (Foursquare, tweets, images, etc)

via Google Earth Blog

Where the F**k Was I? 

202 maps from 35,801 latlong pairs stored on an iPhone

via booktwo (via)