Revisions for 2013 Slideshow
| 51 CURRENT | warren |
December 28, 2013 04:02
| almost 11 years ago
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Public Lab's 2013 BarnraisingOctober: 50 Public Lab members from around the world spent 4 days working together at the 2013 Barnraising in New Orleans focusing on education, from curriculum development to field methods. 
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. 
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries. 
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy. 
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth. 
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more » 
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA 
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction. 
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of new Public Lab membersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable. 
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health. 
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store 
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataLearn more about what they're doing with them at SpectralWorkbench.org 
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive (pictured above), and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list. 
Public Lab receives 501c3 non-profit status; wins honorable mention from Buckminster Fuller ChallengeRead more about the Buckminster Fuller Challenge or make a tax-deductible (in the US) contribution today. 
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link:
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December 18, 2013 20:10
| about 11 years ago
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Public Lab's 2013 BarnraisingOctober: 50 Public Lab members from around the world spent 4 days working together at the 2013 Barnraising in New Orleans focusing on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis.
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of new Public Lab membersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataLearn more about what they're doing with them at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive (pictured above), and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list.
Public Lab receives 501c3 non-profit status; wins honorable mention from Buckminster Fuller ChallengeRead more about the Buckminster Fuller Challenge or make a tax-deductible (in the US) contribution today.
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: |
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| 49 | warren |
December 18, 2013 20:09
| about 11 years ago
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Public Lab's 2013 BarnraisingOctober: 50 Public Lab members from around the world spent 4 days working together at the 2013 Barnraising in New Orleans focusing on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis.
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of new Public Lab membersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataLearn more about what they're doing with them at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Public Lab receives 501c3 non-profit status; wins honorable mention from Buckminster Fuller ChallengeRead more about the Buckminster Fuller Challenge or make a tax-deductible (in the US) contribution today.
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: |
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December 18, 2013 19:11
| about 11 years ago
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Public Lab's 2013 BarnraisingOctober: 50 Public Lab members from around the world spent 4 days working together at the 2013 Barnraising in New Orleans focusing on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis.
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of new Public Lab membersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataLearn more about what they're doing with them at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: |
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| 47 | warren |
December 18, 2013 19:10
| about 11 years ago
mouse over to pause
Public Lab's 2013 BarnraisingOctober: 50 Public Lab members from around the world spent 4 days working together at the 2013 Barnraising in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis.
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of new Public Lab membersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataLearn more about what they're doing with them at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: |
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December 18, 2013 18:23
| about 11 years ago
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Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis.
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of new Public Lab membersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataLearn more about what they're doing with them at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: |
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December 18, 2013 18:21
| about 11 years ago
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Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis.
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of new Public Lab membersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: |
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December 18, 2013 18:18
| about 11 years ago
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Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of new Public Lab membersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: |
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December 18, 2013 18:13
| about 11 years ago
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Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of new Public Lab membersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: http://publiclab.org/wiki/edit/2013-slideshow |
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December 18, 2013 18:11
| about 11 years ago
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Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: http://publiclab.org/wiki/edit/2013-slideshow |
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December 18, 2013 18:04
| about 11 years ago
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Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction.
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: http://publiclab.org/wiki/edit/2013-slideshow |
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December 18, 2013 17:53
| about 11 years ago
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Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction. Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: http://publiclab.org/wiki/edit/2013-slideshow |
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December 18, 2013 17:52
| about 11 years ago
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Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, New England members of PVOS and Public Lab worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Ugandan activists use balloon photos to stall evictionThe Craft Market in Uganda used a balloon map to get a court injunction, temporarily stalling the eviction. Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: http://publiclab.org/wiki/edit/2013-slideshow |
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December 18, 2013 17:16
| about 11 years ago
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Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, Public Labbers from New England worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: http://publiclab.org/wiki/edit/2013-slideshow |
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| 37 | warren |
December 18, 2013 17:16
| about 11 years ago
Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, Public Labbers from New England worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: http://publiclab.org/wiki/edit/2013-slideshow |
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December 18, 2013 17:08
| about 11 years ago
Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this four-day Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal coal dumping in the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers test spectrometric flare monitoring in Chalmette, LAOctober: the group is working to set up 24-hour monitoring of gas refineries.
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril: Advocating for tighter permitting, the kite photos demonstrated their ability to keep tabs on Entergy.
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012January: Kickstarter honors the hundreds of mappers whose work has been republished in Google Maps and Earth.
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, Public Labbers mapped photosynthetic activity at a community garden: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, Public Labbers from New England worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to begin analyzing plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: http://publiclab.org/wiki/edit/2013-slideshow |
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December 18, 2013 16:45
| about 11 years ago
Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this year’s Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal ongoing coal and petroleum coke dumping into the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers prototype spectrometric flare monitoring in ChalmetteOctober:
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril in Plymouth, MA: Read more »
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012"Google Maps integrates images from DIY mapping project" January 2013: Read more »
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, kites, and a DIY drone, local Public Labbers made a map of photosynthetic activity: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, Public Labbers from New England worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to analyze plant health.
Public Lab distributed over 3,000 DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and open sourced their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive, and over 1700 people have joined our main mailing list
Thank you all for a wonderful and incredibly productive year!Share this slideshow with your friends using this link: http://publiclab.org/wiki/edit/2013-slideshow |
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December 18, 2013 16:34
| about 11 years ago
Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this year’s Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal ongoing coal and petroleum coke dumping into the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers prototype spectrometric flare monitoring in ChalmetteOctober:
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril in Plymouth, MA: Read more »
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012"Google Maps integrates images from DIY mapping project" January 2013: Read more »
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, kites, and a DIY drone, local Public Labbers made a map of photosynthetic activity: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, Public Labbers from New England worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to analyze plant health.
Public Lab distributes thousands of DIY chemical detecting spectrometersGet one yourself at the Public Lab store
Over 2000 contributors build their own spectrometer and share their dataFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org
236,946 people from 210 countries visited PublicLab.org250 DIY aerial maps were published in the Public Lab Archive » |
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December 18, 2013 15:03
| about 11 years ago
Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this year’s Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal ongoing coal and petroleum coke dumping into the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers prototype spectrometric flare monitoring in ChalmetteOctober:
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril in Plymouth, MA: Read more »
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012"Google Maps integrates images from DIY mapping project" January 2013: Read more »
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, kites, and a DIY drone, local Public Labbers made a map of photosynthetic activity: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, Public Labbers from New England worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to analyze plant health.
Public Lab distributes thousands of DIY chemical detecting spectrometersFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org |
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| 32 | warren |
December 18, 2013 14:40
| about 11 years ago
Over 50 attend the 2013 BarnraisingOctober: this year’s Public Lab conference in New Orleans focused on education, from curriculum development to field methods.
Kite Photos reveal ongoing coal and petroleum coke dumping into the Mississippi RiverMay: GRN and Clean Gulf Commerce Coalition filed a notice of intent to sue United Bulk for Clean Water Act violations, based on this crucial photo by Scott Eustis. Read more »
Gulf coast Public Labbers prototype spectrometric flare monitoring in ChalmetteOctober:
Cape Cod Bay Watch monitors construction of a nuclear waste containment areaApril in Plymouth, MA: Read more »
Public Lab listed in Best of Kickstarter 2012"Google Maps integrates images from DIY mapping project" January 2013: Read more »
Mappers in the Northern California chapter measure plant health at Fort MasonMay: Using infrared photography, kites, and a DIY drone, local Public Labbers made a map of photosynthetic activity: Read more »
Mapping invasive species with DIY infrared camerasJuly: Using aerial infrared photography, Public Labbers from New England worked to identify invasive species in a lake near Amherst, MA
The Infragram project brings multispectral imagery to hundreds of Kickstarter backersJuly: 1,556 backers pledged $71,373 to make DIY plant analysis photography affordable.
Early Infragram cameras hit the streetsSeptember: Infragram DIY Filter Packs begin shipping, enabling over a thousand DIY scientists to analyze plant health.
Public Lab distributes thousands of DIY chemical detecting spectrometersFind out more at SpectralWorkbench.org |
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