Everything is Deeply Intertwingled –Ted Nelson

innovation + interaction design for culture projects

Sharing Heritage provides meaning about our present and cause for our future. Open cultural data – as collected and provided by the openGLAM movement (= galleries, libraries, archives, museums) – is a treasure trove of our human history and understanding of the universe. The Chrono Research Lab chooses a few of these cultural wells and republishes collections with new design and interactive interfaces.

⚓ ChronoHH Lab

History projects about Hamburg | eculturehh

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  Chronoscope Hamburg – interactive time-travel in Hamburg on 8 vintage maps since 1590
  
  Project of the European Cultural Heritage Year 2018
  
  > Bonus map: Großer Brand 1842
  > Railway in Hamburg since 1842 /draft
  
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  Hamburg Residents 1650 – based on the English High Court of Admiralty records of the 1650s
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  ChronoScroll Altona 1780
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  Hafen Hamburg Reloaded 1572-1911
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  Hamburg Reloaded – Koppmann 1883
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  Hamburg Reloaded – Photo Dransfeld 1920s
  
  > Dransfeld High Contrast
  > Locating Photo Dransfeld’s studio
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  Fritz Schumacher Bibliography
  
  > FSW XY ungelöst
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  Murals in Hamburg’s Schools
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  24/25 July 1943: Operation Gomorrah – logbook of the observatory Bergedorf
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  mprove photography – urban expeditions
  
  > Schilleroper
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  Hamburger Sammelsurium – link list to other projects

⚓ ChronoHH Event-Empfehlungen

unvollständig – subjektiv

• Architektursommer | Architektursommer
• Stiftung Wasserkunst Kaltehofe
• Uni Hamburg: Kolloquium des Institut für Volkskunde / Kulturanthropologie /immer Mittwochs im Sommersemester 2019
• Forschungsstelle für Zeitgeschichte in Hamburg: Stadt im Wandel. Neue Forschungen zur Zeitgeschichte Hamburgs
• 6.9.2019: stARTcamp

⚓ ChronoWorld Lab

History projects with a global scope

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  Chronoscope World – interactive global time-travel on 1,200 vintage maps
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  ChronoAtlas – search engine for 1,200 vintage maps
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  Project Sternschanze – global tracking of the remains of star fortifications
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  1938-43: La Rivière – The River – Der Fluss by Aristide Maillol
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  Neumeier Dances – ballet photography by John Johnson
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  HAPAG Ahoi! – travel photography 1909-39
  
  > Oswald Lübeck Kontaktabzug
  > Franz Grasser Kontaktabzug
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  Leipzig Reloaded – Atelier Walter 1861-1927
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  Marine Lives Project
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  Beautiful Coins

experimental

• Heinrich Zille Kontaktabzug
• Berliner Zeitfenster // BUG: no zoom
• Kreuzberger Boheme Thumbs

à propos

• List of Maps Projects
• The last 36 yrs on Earth
• dinosaurpictures.org :: ancient-earth
• Long Now Seminars

⚓ ChronoCosmos Lab

Projects to be awed by our planet and to understand the atoms and stars.

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  ISS Live
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  Klang der Sterne | Sound of the Universe /2016
  
  Coding Da Vinci Award: Most Unusual Use of Data
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  HERAsim p el Collider – an explorative prototype to visualize the electron and proton packacges going round the particle accelerator

à propos

• radio.garden – 8,000 radio stations
• 100,000 stars

Presentations and Papers

by mprove:

• Hamburg zwischen Alster und Elbe in historischen Karten und Ansichten. Zusammen mit Antje Theise, Hannes Kröger, Sarah Walter. Sommer des Wissens 2019
• A Brief Chronology of the Chronoscope Universe. A working paper 3/2017-2018
• Leibniz Maps, Leipzig 2018
• ChronoHH Research Lab, Innovationsforum eCultureHH 2017
• Chronoscope Hamburg 1883 Reloaded innoforumHH 2017
• stART.camp Hamburg: Tanz den Orpheus
• stART.camp Hamburg: ChronoHH Reseach Lab
• Building Bridges Between Cultural Institutions and Tech Communities, Sharing is Caring X 2017
• Projektpräsentation Coding Da Vinci Nord: Eine kurze Chronik des Chronoscope Hamburg, Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Hamburg 2017
• Chronoscope Hamburg 2.0, Forum Offene Stadt, Körber Forum 2017
• Chronoscope Hamburg, Coding Da Vinci Nord 2016
• VerA\UX – Ausstellungsdesign und Social Media, VerA Nord 2016
• Hyper-Chronoskop, HyperKult XXV, Lüneburg 2015
• Hyper-Chronoskop 0.9, UX Roundtable Hamburg 2015
• Raum Schiff Erde – Media Center 2010-2016
• Social Informatics – Von Menschen, Maschinen und Medien. Kiel 2009
• Co-Evolution of Humans and Tools. Copenhagen 2009

by noble thinkers and doers:

• Roland Greule, Matthias Kuhr, Matthias Ewald, Made Indrayana, Benjamin Gallagher 2019: VR/AR & UX – Über alte Realitäten im neuen virtuellen Gewand. UX Roundtable 3/2019
• Angeliki Tzouganatou 2018: Can Heritage Bots Thrive? Toward Future Engagement in Cultural Heritage /pdf via

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à propos

• Republished Media
• Long Now Seminars
• Vision & Reality of Hypertext and Graphical User Interfaces :: Kempelen Prize for Computer Science History

Cover: Astronomer by Candlelight /~1665 by Gerard Dou