Interactive workshop on the analysis of visual experience and optical radiation data
March 26
Worldwide (online)
At GLEE, we are committed to building solutions that foster broad collaboration and big impact! Last Wednesday, we opened our first collaborative workshop. Joined by colleagues from across the globe, we sat down for a frank conversation about what is working, what doesn't work and what we would hope for in our wildest dreams. From monochromatic chickens to contact lenses fitted with sensors, our session highlighted a shared need for standardization and a legacy mindset when approaching data collection and storage. With representatives from nine countries in attendance, the workshops explored environmental, political and social differences our researchers face, reiterating the need for a continued dialogue and information sharing.
Our team is working hard to collate all the fantastic input from our two workshops -join our mailing list to learn more about what we're doing and the key take aways from our workshops!
GLEE kicks off
February 05
The GLEE team assembled in our Munich office to celebrate the launch of our new project. With big goals, the team dove headfirst into reimagining how light exposure data is collected, stored, processed, and analyzed. Tackling historical pain points and building on opportunities for the future.
In keeping with our focus light, we closed the day with a visit to Luisa Baldhuber's multi-sensory installation Afterglow at Haus der Kunst - much more to come, stay tuned!
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Contribute to the Miro Board
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This is a valuable opportunity to:Highlight key challenges in analysing visual experience and optical radiation data
Propose discussion points and areas of interest
Help us target developments that will best serve you and your research
Share previous experience and opportunities for the future
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Interactive Workshop on Visual Experience and Optical Radiation Data
Session one
26.03 8:00-9:30AM
This workshop aims to discuss and define analytic strategies for visual experience data. The insights from these discussions will contribute to the development of two key outputs:
Metrics and quantification definitions will be implemented in an existing open-source R package
A consensus paper on quantifying visual experience data will be written
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Interactive Workshop on Visual Experience and Optical Radiation Data
Session two
26.03 7:00-8:30PM
This workshop aims to discuss and define analytic strategies for visual experience data. The insights from these discussions will contribute to the development of two key outputs:
Metrics and quantification definitions will be implemented in an existing open-source R package
A consensus paper on quantifying visual experience data will be written