Florian Krautli
PhD Work
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A close-up view of the Tate's artwork collection in the visualisation tool
A close-up view of the Tate's artwork collection in the visualisation tool
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Cross-filtering and semantic zooming facilitate exploration of all the artists currently represented in the Tate collection
Cross-filtering and semantic zooming facilitate exploration of all the artists currently represented in the Tate collection
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Almost 14 giga-years of history are accessible in this zoomable hierarchical timeline which is based on the Chronozoom dataset
Almost 14 giga-years of history are accessible in this zoomable hierarchical timeline which is based on the Chronozoom dataset
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The collection of the Geffrye Museum, which includes more than 26,000 objects and photographs, is represented here in a custom timeline visualisation tool.
The collection of the Geffrye Museum, which includes more than 26,000 objects and photographs, is represented here in a custom timeline visualisation tool.
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13 years of HIV/AIDS on Wikipedia is an interactive timeline for exploring the revision history of the Wikipedia article on HIV/AIDS. It was commissioned by the ICA Philadelphia for the Day With(out) Art, taking place on World AIDS Day, 1 December 2014
13 years of HIV/AIDS on Wikipedia is an interactive timeline for exploring the revision history of the Wikipedia article on HIV/AIDS. It was commissioned by the ICA Philadelphia for the Day With(out) Art, taking place on World AIDS Day, 1 December 2014
Exploring and Understanding Cultural Data Through Interactive Timelines
Info
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PhD
School
School of Design
Programme
Innovation Design Engineering, 2012–2016
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Florian holds a BDes. from the Design Academy Eindhoven and an MSc. in Cognitive Computing from Goldsmiths’ College, University of London, focusing on philosophy of perception and artificial intelligence. He is experienced as a designer, software developer and lecturer, and his work has been internationally exhibited and featured in both design- and technology-focused media. His current area of work is between digital humanities and design; he works on projects with archives and museums and writes on the topics of cultural data, data visualisation and visualisation of time.
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Degrees
- MSc., Cognitive Computing, Goldsmiths’ College, University of London, 2012; BDes., Man & Living, Design Academy Eindhoven, 2009
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Conferences
- Boyd Davis, S. and Kräutli, F. (2014) ‘Scholarly chronographics: can a timeline be useful in historiography?’, European Social Science History Conference, Vienna, 23–26 April 2014; Kräutli F. (2013) ‘Challenges for Time as Digital Data’, Herrenhausen Conference: (Digital) Humanities Revisited, Hanover, 5–7 December 2013; Boyd Davis, S. and Kräutli, F. (2013) ‘Time in Perspective: a visual approach to models of time’, Changing Perspectives of Time in HCI, CHI 2013, Palais de Congrès de Paris, Paris, 27 April–2 May 2013.
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Publications
- Kräutli, F. and Boyd Davis, S. (2013) ‘Known Unknowns: representing uncertainty in historical time’, in: Proceedings of Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, London: British Computer Society, pp. 61–8.