Seminar 3: Tracking the rhythms of daily life

26 August 2008

RGS-IBG HQ, Kensington Gore, London

Programme: Tuesday 26^th August

   9.30–10.00    Registration with coffee

 10.00–11.00   Understanding the rhythms of everyday life in space-time through geo-narrative and geovisualization Mei-Po Kwan, Ohio State University

 11.00–11.30    On focus groups and interactive mappings: reviewing the rhythms of the neighborhood advocate Matt Wilson, University of Washington

 11.30–12.00    City workers over the course of one year Russell Hitchings, University College London

 12.00–13.00    Lunch

 13.00–15.30    Google Earth/Maps, GPS and tracking: Practicalities of user generated geographical content from GPS Richard Treves, University of Southampton

 15.30–16.00    Tea/Coffee

 16.00–16.40     Long-term and mid-term mobility decisions during the life course: Experiences from Switzerland Sigrun Beige, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

 16.40–17.00    Round up

 17.00–18.30    Wine reception and Posters  

For further information, please contact: rachel.pain@durham.ac.uk