1. archelogical approach
1.1. sources of data after activity
1.2. talking about a year
1.3. started using last.fm
1.3.1. deep knowledge about one domain
1.4. overview
1.4.1. books
1.4.2. restaurant
1.4.3. trips
1.4.4. little visualisation
1.4.5. music - most vibrating
1.5. photo
1.5.1. 1% of photo's was of his cat
1.5.2. extracted exif data
1.5.2.1. location
1.5.2.2. facial recognition
1.5.2.3. underutilsed source
1.6. people took notice
1.6.1. virality
1.6.2. everyone like it
2. revision of archaeological approach in 2010
2.1. after father died
2.1.1. created a report
2.1.2. artefacts sources
2.1.2.1. calenders
2.1.2.2. paspoort
2.1.2.3. slides
2.1.3. been over the world
2.1.3.1. what did his travel looked like?
2.1.3.2. calander
2.1.3.3. tagging of information
2.2. approach
2.2.1. pasports are interesting
2.2.2. extracting data out of all kinds of structured sources
2.2.3. 3000 slides
2.2.3.1. added meta data
2.2.4. dicoverable context
2.2.5. asked people on flickr where photos where taken
2.2.6. drafted a whole map where he father has been
2.2.7. cardiographic
2.2.7.1. visble
2.3. evaluation
2.3.1. rely on data at hand
2.3.2. hard to turn it in a product
3. hoarding (2006)
3.1. as much data as possible
3.2. applied in 2006
3.3. collecting for purpose of making document
3.4. mapping
3.4.1. restautants
3.4.2. animals eated
3.5. taxonomies
3.6. created a printed report
4. hoarding (2007)
4.1. first time selling it
4.2. tracked down all the streets he walked down in New York
4.3. kept track of coffee
5. hoardig (2008)
5.1. miles walked/ run / driven/ subway
5.2. need tot adapt to track everything
5.2.1. helicopter ride
5.3. mileage is part of grand theft auto
6. bienniel report (2010/2011)
6.1. unique data set
6.2. 2 years with same set of data
6.3. how behavior change by people he has been with
6.4. data
6.4.1. ate
6.4.2. drank
6.4.3. who he had been with
6.5. capturing everything in iCal
6.5.1. visualisation to track the visualisation
7. evaluation hoarding (2009)
7.1. high cost
7.2. addictive
7.3. aware of data - hard to let go
7.4. maybe you want it later
7.5. not a complee view
7.5.1. mood
7.5.2. watch
7.5.3. who you have been with
7.6. hard to get a complete knowledge
7.7. load of words came back on his mood
7.7.1. mechanical turk
7.7.1.1. repetitve task
7.7.2. ended up with a mood index
7.7.3. beery vs boozed
7.7.4. graph
7.7.4.1. happy
7.7.4.2. swell
7.7.4.3. eighty
8. sampling (2012)
8.1. tools
8.1.1. streamline your lif
8.1.2. commisioned an iphone app
8.1.3. used reporter
8.1.3.1. easy to track behaviour
9. 2014
9.1. works in progress
9.2. visualisation
9.2.1. particals, trackers
9.2.1.1. random aray
9.2.1.2. spaced time curve
9.2.2. location in NY
9.2.3. location spend time in
9.2.4. tracking globally
9.2.5. making connections
9.2.5.1. tie together states
9.2.6. visualization of data
9.3. Reporter App
9.3.1. general edition
9.3.2. allow vsualisation
9.3.3. track background data
9.3.4. answer questions
9.3.5. optimised
9.3.6. remember people/ data
9.3.7. designed for the community
9.3.8. export
9.3.8.1. csv
9.3.8.2. json
9.4. latest 2013 report
9.4.1. track
9.4.2. sms/ telephone/ conversations/ snail mail
9.4.3. snowden revelations
9.4.3.1. distinction
9.4.3.1.1. data
9.4.3.1.2. meta data
9.4.4. power of meta data
10. Q&A
10.1. meta data is worse?
10.1.1. unquestionable
10.1.2. when a sms send
10.1.3. what was said
10.2. when hoarding, time for anything else?
10.2.1. not so much
10.2.2. loves being an exploter
10.2.3. it is fun to do
10.2.4. express his self
10.2.5. amazing discoveries
10.2.5.1. about his father
10.2.5.2. sleep paterns
11. sampling (2009)
11.1. give up on completeness
11.2. at certain times what he is doing
11.2.1. exrapolate
11.3. outsourced it
11.3.1. let others help him with self reporting his mood
12. personal annual reporting
12.1. data out of your life
13. Nicolas Feltron
13.1. Co-founder of Daytum.com
13.2. currently a member of the product design team at Facebook
13.3. Work has been profiled in publications including the Wall Street Journal, Wired and Good Magazine
13.4. been recognized as one of the 50 most influential designers in America by Fast Company.
13.5. http://www.feltron.communicatie
13.6. intro
13.6.1. he registrates it all
14. 2005-2014
14.1. grand survey
14.1.1. feltron anual report
14.1.2. print piece
14.1.3. explore data
14.1.3.1. information he collects
14.2. examples
14.2.1. daytum.com
14.2.1.1. site
14.2.1.2. data
14.2.2. facebook timeline
14.2.3. reporter app (iphone)