[ddj] GIS + sound animation tool?

[Lily Bui]

Thanks, Catherine! Do you happen to know of any .js libraries that might be
good for that sort of thing? No worries at all if not!

On Fri, Jul 3, 2015 at 10:24 PM, Catherine D'Ignazio <
Catherine_Dignazio at emerson.edu> wrote:

> I would suggest CartoDB with some custom JavaScript coding. I'm not sure
> how difficult it would be to sync a sound file with one of their animations
> of spatial data but probably easier to try that before going to ESRI (which
> also won't do that out of the box).
> El El Fri, Jul 3, 2015 a las 06:21, Lily Bui <lilianbui at gmail.com>
> escribió:
>
>> These are great suggestions! Keep them coming! I have certainly heard of
>> StoryMaps before and like the tool. I've also heard of Odyssey.js which
>> does some similar things. ESRI, from what I've heard, is a very powerful
>> suite but the learning curve is a bit steep.
>>
>> On Fri, Jul 3, 2015 at 10:16 PM, Antonio <in.an.autumn.garden at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> maybe something like that can be useful https://storymap.knightlab.com/
>>>
>>> a.
>>>
>>> 2015-07-03 10:39 GMT+02:00 Mads Kæmsgaard Eberholst <makaeb at ruc.dk>:
>>>
>>>>  I am pretty sure that ESRI can do that
>>>>
>>>>  http://www.esri.com/industries/media-entertainment/journalism
>>>>
>>>>  I attended a demo in Denmark, where I think they did just that, but I
>>>> haven’t used the tool myself though.
>>>>
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>>>> Date: Friday 3 July 2015 10:33
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>>>> Subject: [ddj] GIS + sound animation tool?
>>>>
>>>>   Hi there,
>>>>
>>>>  I'm wondering if anyone knows about data visualization tools that let
>>>> you animate GIS data on a map over time as well as add media to it, like a
>>>> sound recording.
>>>>
>>>>  What I'm trying to do is map GIS data collected over the course of
>>>> several bicycle commutes in Christchurch, New Zealand. On top of that, I'd
>>>> like to add an audio recording so that both the sound and GIS animation
>>>> "play" simultaneously.
>>>>
>>>>  This is part of a larger human geography / critical cartography
>>>> research project meant to bring light to road safety issues and hazards in
>>>> the city. While there are urban planning maps that denote where current
>>>> roadworks and construction are currently located (the city is rebuilding
>>>> after a series of earthquakes in 2011-12 damaged a lot of its
>>>> infrastructure), I'm hoping to find a way to capture sound on the road,
>>>> which, as many people I've spoken to here in interviews have mentioned, is
>>>> one of the most stress-inducing things about cycling.
>>>>
>>>>  Thanks for reading to my rambling request!
>>>>
>>>>  --
>>>>       Lily Bui
>>>>
>>>>  *M.S. candidate*, MIT Comparative Media Studies (2016)
>>>> *Researcher*, Writing, Rhetoric, and Professional Communication Lab
>>>> (WRAP)
>>>> Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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>> Lily Bui
>>
>> *M.S. candidate*, MIT Comparative Media Studies (2016)
>> *Researcher*, Writing, Rhetoric, and Professional Communication Lab
>> (WRAP)
>> Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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-- 
Lily Bui

*M.S. candidate*, MIT Comparative Media Studies (2016)
*Researcher*, Writing, Rhetoric, and Professional Communication Lab (WRAP)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(657) 214-0139
@dangerbui

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