David Price – DebateGraph

Thanks, David. I'm still trying to figure out what to do next. A bit over-extended given proposals, thesis writing, and normal day job activities, but we press on.

David,
I see in your blog that you are able to use an iframe to transclude a map. It strikes me that the GENIS project could make ready use of that capability. Right now, there is no easily apparent way to know which particular Resource URL to address in a particular iframe for a specific map found at debategraph.org. Is there an easy way to identify a specific map for transclusion?

Cool! I just tried it at
http://www.topicspaces.org:8080/story/1191b4dc833.11c0bf3a_Story

Thanks!
Jack

Thanks David for getting us all connected. If the 24th comes open, I'll update right away.

David,
thanks. I am very excited to join this initiative

Luca

Thanks for the welcome, David. Simon Buckingham Shum pointed me here. In the past, we've talked about tryingto get something going on argument mapping the climate change debate, and it's great to see things are now gelling. My own background is in that no-man's-land between the environmental science community and the informatics community, so maybe I can help in as an interpreter in both directions.

Thanks David. And how do you do?

I'm eager to learn more about your efforts. I will be exploring more over the next week. Right now I am loaded with extra teaching duties, carrying a three-course load vs. the normal two. So I don't have as much time to inhale everything as I would like.

George

Thanks, David, and Mark. I hope to help out on the Compendium front. Now if I could just get my login to work...

Hi David, Thanks for the welcome. I am interested in community management, collaborative types of work and learning and other areas of Web 2.0. I have worked in tech and telecom and while working in wireless became interested in alt energies (because a network without a source of energy isn't much of a network). -- I was looking at a review of a new book on the evolution of technology and the Internet by Jonathan Zittrain ("The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It") and found a link to your site in one of the comments reviewing the book. -- Your research sounds very interesting. -- By the way, are you on Twitter? It might be another media form to add to your research repertoire. I have been using it for a few months, following people in Web 2.0 and new media areas for the most part. If interested, I am @4byoung if you want to follow. Check out some of the people I follow and see if you want to start by following them.
Also, here's a link to one Twitter user's reason for using Twitter that may resonate with this group: http://preview.tinyurl.com/6axb5x or http://www.stoweboyd.com/message/2008/04/my-twitter-stor.html

New ways to measure and illustrate the social graph.

Visualization of an inventor's network:

http://www.visualcomplexity.com/vc/project_details.cfm?id=546&index=546&domain=

Here's a larger group of graphics.


http://www.visualcomplexity.com/vc/