Dave Troy: Social maps that reveal a city's intersections — and separations
Dave Troy: Feltérképezett társadalmi kapcsolatok és elkülönülések
The co-host of TEDxMidAtlantic, Dave Troy is a serial entrepreneur and a data-viz fan. Full bio
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feltérképezéséről van szó,
and streets and buildings,
és épületekre gondolni,
that led to their creation,
the bold vision of an urban designer,
nagyvonalú tervére.
to think about mapping cities
azonban a térképezésre,
a new kind of map.
mutatok Önöknek.
between people in my hometown
mutatja városomban,
each dot represents a person,
between those people,
az ilyen személyek között,
within the network.
a hálózaton belül.
down on the far right where the geeks are,
a jobb szélen, ahol a kockafejűek vannak,
on the far right. (Laughter)
(Nevetés)
African-American and Latino folks
latin-amerikai embereket találni,
different things than the geeks are,
mint a kockafejűeket,
we call Smalltimore,
Smalltimore-nak
we're living in a very small town.
látjuk nap mint nap,
over and over again,
we're not really exploring
in things like hip-hop music
hasonló dolgok érdekelnek,
in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area
DC/Maryland/Virginia területen túl élnek,
designation proper.
the two communities together,
focicsapatunk (Baltimore Ravens),
the Baltimore Ravens football team,
is a Baltimore company,
Under Armour baltimore-i sportszergyár.
acts as the only bridge
different happening in San Francisco.
the media, politics and news lobe
a média, politika, újságírás,
Baltimore-ban és más városokban,
in Baltimore and other cities,
very predominant group
taking over the top half of the network,
akik a hálózat felső részét uralják,
that's so distinct and clear
as Twitter employees,
the gamers and the geeks,
és a kockafejűek között,
of the hip-hop spectrum.
heard about in San Francisco
concerned about gentrification
feszültségekről beszélnek,
that are bringing new wealth
hoz a városba.
that documented here.
with the geek community that well,
a few weeks ago,
on the ground in San Francisco,
San Franciscoban,
actually try to understand that
próbálni megérteni,
gathering data about Rio,
adatokat gyűjtöttem Rióról.
that stood out to me about this city
össze lenne kutyulva.
really kind of mixed up.
ahogy Baltimore vagy San Francisco nem az.
that Baltimore or San Francisco is not.
politics, columnists.
politika szereplőiből.
right next to bloggers and writers.
rögtön a bloggerek és az írók mellett.
tremendous diversity of people
in different kinds of music.
is jelen vannak itt.
are represented here.
and stand-up comedy,
és a humor tekintetében
around drugs and jokes.
is also represented here.
képviselteti magát.
and the arts and music,
képzőművészet és a zene,
in a very different way,
with our understanding of Rio
ahogyan Riót elképzeljük,
musically diverse city.
nagyon sokszínű város.
that we have about cities now,
van a városokról,
that we've ever had before.
korábban bármikor is volt.
that we can try to understand
társadalom hozta létre.
and we could choose not to do it,
és dönthetnénk úgy, hogy ne legyen.
is aiming a space telescope at a city
távcsövet irányítunk a városra
a giant high school cafeteria,
hatalmas egyetemi büfére.
themselves in a seating chart.
megvan a maga helye.
the seating chart a little bit.
kicsit összezavarni az ülésrendet.
megközelítés a sokszínűségre.
poor proxy for diversity.
from all different types of races
our development of diversity.
sokszínűséget használni
more intractable problems,
about diversity in a new way.
our cities in a new way,
we have that capability,
ehhez a képességünk,
responsibility to do so.
of streets and buildings,
utcák és házak gyűjteménye,
is the sum of the relationships
document those relationships in a real way
kezdjük dokumentálni a kapcsolatokat,
that we'd like to have.
amilyeneket szeretnénk.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Dave Troy - TechnologistThe co-host of TEDxMidAtlantic, Dave Troy is a serial entrepreneur and a data-viz fan.
Why you should listen
Dave Troy is a serial entrepreneur and community activist in Baltimore, Maryland. He is CEO and product architect at 410 Labs, maker of the popular e-mail management tool Mailstrom.co. He has been acknowledged by the founding team at Twitter as the first developer to utilize the Twitter API, with his project “Twittervision,” which was featured in the 2008 MoMA exhibition “Design and the Elastic Mind.” His crowdsourced project Peoplemaps.org uses social network data to map cities. He is also organizer of TEDxMidAtlantic and is passionate about data, cities, and entrepreneurship.
Read his post, "The Math Behind Peoplemaps."
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