When: Tuesdays and Thursdays, February 7, 9, 14, 16, 6–9 p.m.
Where: GAFFTA, 998 Market Street
Cost: $20/instruction hour, $240 total, $216 for GAFFTA Members
This four-day workshop will follow the life cycle of data, from its raw collection to preparation and presentation for the web. We’ll explore where geographic data originates, how it’s transformed to work online, how to see it flow and move, and finally how to publish a view into that data to the web with simple browser-based tools. We’ll work with data from Twitter and OpenStreetMap, push it through filters and viewers, and publish it to the open web.
Reserve your spot for this workshop series here.
Photo courtesy of GAFFTA
Michal Migurski, Instructor
Michal Migurski, is the technology head at Stamen, a San Francisco design and development studio focused on data visualization and map-making. His recent projects include Oakland Crimespotting, Walking Papers, Maps From Scratch, Digg Labs and API, Modest Maps, Mappr, and Reblog.
