Some of the measurements acquired by Francesco Giubbilini in the BMP project have been used in an article by Fabio Falchi The peculiarity of these measurements is that they have been taken in the same location with and without snow The article was published at the end of 2012 in the Monthly Notices of the … Continue reading BMP data used in scientific paper
The BuioMetria Partecipativa project has added to its web mapping site an extensio to display SQM data available in the Unihedron database. The data are updated daily. Please check the interactive map. We thank Unihedron for the permission to use the data from their database.
The BuioMetria Partecipativa data are available in KML format, for immediate visualization via Google Earth (or any other software reading the KML format ). Each point has the place name, the average SQM reading and the number of measurement taken at a given location. For a full access to the parameters associated to each measure, … Continue reading The BuioMetria Partecipativa data are available in KML format
[blog post added on July 25, 2015. The official version of this article, in Italian, is available from the official archives of the Geomedia magazine, which I thank once more for hosting it. The article was written sometime between December 2009 and January 2010 and was, in fact, published after I left GFOSS.it. One of … Continue reading In between the Cathedral and the Bazaar: Points of View on free/open geographic information from 2007 to 2013
This map represents the progress in the collection of “community place names” in the pibinko.org network projects. These are localities and other geographic features which currently are not represented in official base maps (namely, the 1:10000 so called “technical regional cartography”). For the various areas we have engaged, we indicated the starting year. All communities … Continue reading Community Place Names
Welcome to the multimedia instant movie called Musical Participatory Phenology. If in the course of time you have followed the story on BuioMetria Partecipativa (since 2008) or, during the first lockdown you followed Litologia Partecipativa (March-May 2020) and if you know what is phenology, you might already have some hints of what this is about… … Continue reading Musical Participatory Phenology
Almost half an hour with an interview (in Italian) by Linda Linz from Radio Rogna to Jack O’Malley. From this you may discover almost all of the stream of activities which brought to the Jug Band Colline Metallifere, with roots in the mid-Nineties, up to the Participatory Lithology project, born during the first phase of … Continue reading May 9, 2020 – Interview with Jack O’Malley @ Se Telefonando
The digital community known as “Spaghetti Open Data” (also identified as SOD) gathers with a mailing list several hundreds of Italian experts and activists who care about the promotion and the value chain of Open Data (“dati aperti”) in Italy, to the benefit of citizens, administrations, and enterprises. Over the past years the community has … Continue reading Let’s reschedule elections in the EU (and in over 3800 Italian municipalities) for SOD19
updated Sep. 2018 Music (and rhymes) not just as a form of entertainment, but to convey environmental and land planning issues. 2000- to date: photo sets of live shows (up to 2006 and after 2006 2012- to date: daily posts on music with the Branobag and Bosco Riserva 2010-2014: design, development, and maintenance (including a … Continue reading Music and Rhymes