growing
In stead if overlaying the tracks, and giving them differed colors, I now made them subsequent 15% bigger.

These research results will form the basis for my paper presentation at ISEA2009 Belfast Waterfront Hall Bar II Saturday 29 August 14:00.
The paper can be fount on www.elasticmapping.net
Becoming a crowd
Total routine. Kreutzberg is my run town now
Forth route:
Today every step feels like home run
Becoming a small team
Third run. I am now with three of myself
Third day on the Research Station
Body recovery. I spend this day hanging out at the terrain of the Research Station itself.
Retracing the path… (first time)
…and remembering where I was yesterday. Finding my way more easy than the first time, and doing a small part of the route totally different. Exploration. Still arriving approximately at the same time…
Tracing the path
This can only be done ones. Otherwise it becomes retracing. Witch can again be done endlessly….
Mobile Run: Grounded Research
I plan to join the local park experience of sports minded Berliners by jogging. I will set out a nice run for myself with as many trees as possible. For me the run will be firstly totally new, as I did never run in Berlin before. Every time that I do the run again, the memories about the run(s) before will come back. I improve myself every day, so in a way I always run against myself. I improve the route every day, so the best parts will be run most intensely.

The research will be about how the visualization of my route data and speed do influence my every day experience both the city and my body.
The Research Station is commissioned by SKULPTURENPARK BERLIN_ZENTRUM for their project Wunderland. The station can be found on the open ground between Seydelstr and Beuthstr
Researchers include: Esther Polak (Amsterdam) 18-22 Aug, Annika Lundgren (Gothenburg/Berlin) 17-21 Aug, Martin John Callanan (London) 24-30 Aug, Katie Paterson (London) 31 Aug - 6 Sep, Nick Crowe & Ian Rawlinson (Manchester/Berlin) 5-10 Sep, Simon Faithfull (Berlin/London) 11-14 Sep, Tim Knowles (London) 15-19 Sep
Research Communications Day
Findings will be presented at the Research Station at 20:00 on Sunday 20 September 2009

