“Grassroots Mapping Flight Demo”, Mathew Lippincott & Stewart Long @ Where 2012

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Mathew Lippincott  and Stewart Long gave this presentation at the 2012 Where Conference in San Francisco this week.

Mathew Lippincott  and Stewart Long are founding members of the Public Laboratory for Open Technology and Science (PLOTS).

Mathew is an artist and designer who has worked in technology education for eight years. He became involved in Grassroots Mapping through materials testing and the design of low-cost balloons and kites. In addition to developing flying machines, he supervises the production of kits and other materials. He is also a founder of Cloacina, Cewas startup. Cloacina is currently developing educational materials with ReCode:Oregon’s Ecological Sanitation Campaign andPNCA’s Collaborative Design MFA Program.

Stewart is a geographer focused on making aerial image maps. Inspired by the digital age of map making and virtual globes, his work centers around making maps with both new technology and classic field techniques. As Director of Geography and Data for Public Laboratory, Stewart coordinates and executes mapmaking projects while managing the Public Laboratory Archive.

Tags: baloon mapping, Grassroots mapping, low-altitude mapping, Mapping

Category: 2012 Where Conference

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