Relational geography.
Space is read through boundary, adjacency, distance, scale, and encounter.
A PERSONAL ATLAS OF SPACE, TIME & TRACE
GeoGeek
Geo to see. Geek to build.
SPACETIMEPERSPECTIVETRACE
REFERENCE / ORIGIN
SCROLL / CHANGE SCALE ↓
READING CATALOG…
LAT / LON · —
SELECTED
MOVE TO READ THE FIELD
ORBITAL FIELD / EARTH IN VIEW
Every orbit is a moving point of view.
Select one object to reveal its trace in orbit and on Earth.
RADIAL SCALE / COMPRESSED · CELESTRAK ACTIVE CATALOG · NATURAL EARTH
01 / CURRENT COORDINATES
Every view begins somewhere.
Field, object, method, and question locate the work for now.
Earth under observation.
Measurements are conditioned by sensor, orbit, atmosphere, place, and time.
Geographic computation.
GIS, remote sensing, visualization, and small instruments make assumptions operable.
What changes when the viewpoint changes?
Scale, projection, representation, and observer alter what becomes legible.
COMMONS / SHARED FIELD
You are somewhere too.
Locate yourself relative to Wuhan, or read the anonymous field left by other visitors.
VISITS—
PLACES—
OBSERVATIONS—
ACTIVE NOW—
READING COMMON FIELD…
02 / FIELD NOTES
Thought kept with its conditions.
Before a claim hardens, keep its place, scale, source, and uncertainty.
03 / LAB
Build the conditions of seeing.
Tools should make their scale, assumptions, and limits visible.
04 / ATLAS
One archive, several orders.
Field, time, type, topic, trace, and geography preserve different relations.
05 / ELSEWHERE
Not everything that orients can be measured.
A life exceeds its coordinates without leaving geography.