Earlier this year the Dublin Science Gallery began an exhibit dedicated to Lifelogging. Here’s the description of their exhibit: From critical to creative, LIFELOGGING asks ‘where do we go from here’ and question whether we can record and analyze happiness, beauty and aesthetics the same way we record footsteps and heartbeats. This exhibition will explore …
Recap of the Lifelogging Exhibit at the Dublin Science Gallery Read More »
The quantified self movement often focuses on measuring data to help us improve short to medium length goals. If we take a step back and then increase the range of measurement based on our life expectancy and work backwards we can use a very different lens to help modify the behavior of our lives. The …
Thoughts on Quantified Self for Modifying Long Term Life Goals Read More »
I’ve seen some recent focus on the beautiful designs around lifelogging and quantified self data. So much of the raw data is either boring spreadsheets or rudimentary graphs that when you see design implemented to visualize the information it makes it much more appealing to pour over. Of course some of the design requires that …
Beautiful Visualizations of Lifelogging and Quantified Self Data Read More »
We can create an enormous amount of data over the course of a year while we are Lifestreaming. On a daily basis this is a simple set of information to track and digest, but some very interesting information could be gleaned if we were to analyze data over long periods of time. Almost 2 years …