The future of wayfinding – credits

Source material & further reading

• The Wayfinding Handbook – Gibson D (Princeton Architectural Press, 2009)
• Ambient Findability – Morville P (O’Reilly 2005)
• Everyware – Greenfield A (New Riders 2006)
• Designing Interfaces – Tidwell J (O’Reilly 2006)
• From Physical to Digital Environments (and Back): Seven Laws of Findability – Resmini A, Rosati L (EuroIA Summit 2007)
• Refinement of Reynolds’ flocking rules in a distributed behavioural model to better reflect the Semi-adversarial interaction between sheep and sheepdogs – Downe N, BSc Computer Information Systems, Bath University 2005
• IA and Wayfinding Panel: Mark Bernstein, Susan Campbell and Andrew Dillon, IA Summit 2003
• Exporting the past into the future, or, “The Possibility Jelly lives on the hypersurface of the present
• Legible London project
• Loopt
• AIGA/DOT symbol signs
• Guiding the player’s eye
• Examining game pace: how single-player levels tick
• Walk This Way
• Turn Back. Exit Village. Truck Shortcut Hitting Barrier
• Creating a more legible city
• Wayfinding strategies and behaviours in large virtual worlds
• Late 21st century valet parking
• Jock Kinneir & Margaret Calvert – Designing Modern Britain
• More sensors coming to the iPhone…
• Preparing us for AR
• Nearest Tube iPhone app
• GPS on Wikipedia
• Two AR technologies that are about to change the world
• Left 4 Dead and Half Life 2 by Valve Software
• A La Carte maps
• CityID
• Roomba, economics and long-exposure photography
• Pattie Maes and Pranav Mistry demo SixthSense
• Delete! – Delettering the Public Space

Photographs and videos

All photos can be found in my Flickr favourites stream. They are used under Creative Commons non-commercial licence, except the following, used with permission or under fair use provisions:

• Starlings flocking over West Pier, Brighton © Clive Andrews
• Polystyrene number landmarks © Autobahn
• Map/territory © Timo Arnall
• Flickr boundaries © Tom Taylor
• Roomba trails © signaltheorist.com