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Past Projects [skyehome] |
here is a listing of some projects I've
been a part of in the last several years:
LunaSea Gardens
a small organic farmstead on the oregon coast. some friends with
interests in local food production and sustainable
economies/communities have started putting down roots. They've been
letting me help with construction.
prototype java software for animating and browsing time-based social network data.
Dan is professor in Sociology/Education at Stanford. He has collected lots of "streaming" interaction data of students in classrooms. I worked on data processing scripts, analysis, and developing visualizations. Papers in progress
a loose affiliation of radical street musicians. I started playing snare drum so I could join. we helped shut down San Francisco's financial district to protest the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
you have to see it to believe it. Boal's "invisible theater" meets Orwell, but with cheep costumes.
an umbrella group for coordinating non-violent direct action against U.S.-lead wars for global domination. (web work)
somehow I got invited by the Santa Fe Institute to give a lecture (pdf 2.5mb) and help other students with REPAST
Java utilities for formatting data for pajek, and kludge for animating networks in the Pajek network software
in social groups:
communication,
networks, and
interaction
a very long document with thoughts about social transmission of culture and information bennington social network study as part of my thesis project, I developed a web-based multi-wave social interaction network survey of the incoming freshmen class (pdf) 9.8mb html version
web-based multi-wave survey for collecting social contact information among 1st-year students as part of my thesis project
a prototype art/sociology/technology piece which attempted to visualize the trajectories in space and time traced out by theatergoers in a lobby
final project for Ruben Puentedura's Human Interface Design class at bennington. short movie visualy demonstrates a concept of cyberspace explained in the text.
some photos and after-the-fact writings about a walkabout in south america which had a somewhat radicalizing effect on me
you have to be there to see it. flaming torches and giant puppets down four blocks of my hometown street to the beach