Hi Douglas,
We explored this at the Art Institute in 2009 and found the issue with
mapping overlays on Google or Open Street Map is that levels in buildings
were yet routable.
At the time we worked with Maps Alive (http://www.mapsalive.com/) (and a
the design firm Slate Roof Studio) who have done
Hello Everyone,
This morning we launched the MCN 2015 Program, you can view it here:
http://mcn.edu/mcn-2015-minneapolis/2015-program/
Sessions this year are organized under one of 9 tracks, including:
Accessibility, Big Thinking, DAMs / Collection Management, Emerging
Tech, In-Gallery/Education,
Maker Spaces Designed for Museums Begins August 3rd (4 Week Online Format)
Enroll at http://www.artmuseums.com/makerspace4museums.htm
Online Workshop (Access 24/7)
There is a kind of revolution going on in programming and museums are
one of the leaders of the movement. Whether you call them Mak
Hi Morgan,
We do not have the on-site resources to do this, so we will be looking for a
design firm or on campus resources.
Best,
Chris Alexander
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Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2015 10:39:17 -0700
From: Morgan Holzer
To: Museum Computer Network Listse
Hey Douglas,
We developed an algorithm in the MediaLab for routing through multiple
waypoints, finding the ideal path while respecting a user's preference for
avoiding stairs, dark rooms, etc.
It's not the total wayfinding solution, but can be a useful component.
Personally I've always wanted
Question: Any museums out there using Open Street Map or another
data-driven model for gallery maps? If so, let's collaborate - on process,
delivery mechanisms, update methods, etc.
Thx,
Douglas Hegley
Director of Media and Technology
Minneapolis Institute of Arts
2400 Third Avenue South
Minneapoli
