Simulator for generating mobility traces and query traces for large numbers of mobile objects moving in a road network.
In the summer of 2007 & 2008 I worked on a more advanced version of MSR MapCruncher at Microsoft Research with Jeremy Elson, Matt Uyttendaele and Jon Howell.
mGraffiti: Scribbling the Virtual Earth
mGraffiti's press coverage
A community location-based commenting application for Windows Mobile PDA clients, with a satellite imagery interface using Microsoft TerraServer imagery. This project was made for the Microsoft Imagine Cup competition in the spring of 2005; the "Virtual Earth" in the tagline doesn't refer to Microsoft's similarly named service, as it didn't exist yet at the time :)
'Shibuya Star' is a collaborative, mapping-enhanced, location-aware 3G
wireless IMS software application for GPS-enabled PDAs, that provides the
ultimate empowering technology for instant mobs - haphazardly formed groups of
people, and teens in particular. (April 2007)
Shibuya Star concept, business plan, architecture and design [pdf]
Shibuya Star presentation [pdf]
Business plan for a startup in cellular location based services, for our Technology Ventures course (April 2007).
Spatial Alarms business plan [pdf]
"Earth Nighttime!" was a Google Maps mashup of a large night lights image from NASA Visible Earth, released on February 17, 2006, and generating 1.11M page views during 2006-13.
was seen on: Google Maps Mania,
Digg,
del.icio.us,
Hatena (夜のGoogle Maps),
Reddit,
The Raw Feed,
Neatorama,
Forever Geek,
OSWD,
gHacks,
Zorgloob (Google Map La Nuit),
Menéame (Google Map Nocturno),
nikochan,
Solidot (Google Maps 夜间版),
WebProNews,
Gridskipper,
The Morning News,
SearchEngineWatch,
Hiro Iro,
あれこれ / Arekore,
MyDrivers,
搜狐数码天下 / Sohu,
eNet,
it.com.cn,
PChome,
Motoricerca (mappe della Terra di notte),
Rinero,
Peopleware,
Pestaola (Google Maps την νύχτα),
Café Preto,
PConline,
Sina 科技,
网易数码 / 163.com,
Datafull,
Infobae,
Libertad Digital,
Expresso,
Washington Science Teachers Association
"Europa, the icy moon of Jupiter" was a Google Maps mashup of a 1.0 km/pixel (0.62 mi/pixel) resolution NASA image of Europa (Galileo and Voyager 1 & 2 data) from the USGS Astrogeology Science Center, released on March 14, 2006, and generating 0.15M page views during 2006-13.
was seen on: Google Maps Mania
Detailed Roadmap of the 21st Century
A year by year bullet point list of notable advances expected to happen in the 21st century, from 2006 onwards. The motivation for creating such a compilation is to allow us to evaluate predictions in context of other predictions.
Atlanta Streetcar/Tram Concept Photos
I tried to imagine how some European trams that I have seen would look like on Peachtree Street.
Concept photos of trams from Athens, Bordeaux and Budapest in Atlanta...
My lecture notes for ECON 252: Financial Markets (Robert Shiller)