Resources on
Geo Interaction Design
Geo interaction design (geoIxD) is a branch of zooming user interfaces (ZUI) that deals with online maps and spatial information. Prominent map platforms are google maps, Apple maps, Microsoft’s bing maps and OpenStreetMap. Applications are manifold. They reach from old maps and the history of cartography to navigation and location based services.
Community Initiatives
- IIIF Discovery for Humans
- IIIF Interaction Design White Paper. Working paper by mprove, 2021-22
- navPlace – how to assign geo coordinates to IIIF resources
- STAC – SpatioTemporal Asset Catalogs based on geoTIFF
- Maps for HTML by W3C
Papers
- A Brief Chronology of the Chronoscope Universe /mprove working paper 2017-22
- Geo-Spatial Interaction Design for Old Maps /mprove 2022 – rejected paper for CHI2023
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à propos
- Chronoscope World /timetravel on old maps by mprove
- Geo-Interaction-Design-Thinking for Cultural Objects /mprove at Digital Material 2021
- Geo Interaction Design – Expeditionen durch Raum und Zeit /mprove at NIAM 2020
- Past and Future of Zooming /mprove at UX Camp Hamburg 2013
- Codex - Memex - Genex /Ben Shneiderman at CHI 1998