How to navigate a museum database of more than 200.000 stones? Can we “data-mine” the minerals collection of the museum for natural history in Berlin? This historical label in the mineralogy collection of the museum for natural history in Berlin contains a variety of information. Some of it related to...
Lukas Fuchsgruber · Nullmuseum
by Lukas Fuchsgruber · Published 02/02/2023
· Last modified 02/10/2023
This is a short note on why I will not use Graph Commons for publishing data visualization in my research anymore. And also why I find it to have a misleading name. I have used it to map the early art trade at the Hôtel Drouot in the 1850s, and...
Lukas Fuchsgruber · Nullmuseum
by Lukas Fuchsgruber · Published 05/31/2022
· Last modified 06/01/2022
In this blogpost I want to describe experiments of digital image production with a mobile scanner. I am talking about rather cheap technology (under 50 Euros) of handheld book scanners. Over the years I developed an experimental practice of using such book scanners to scan various surfaces (windows, dancefloors, walls,...
Lukas Fuchsgruber · Nullmuseum
by Lukas Fuchsgruber · Published 05/03/2022
· Last modified 05/06/2022
Open Science can be understood as a data politics of open access. This means to ensure research results are not behind paywalls and can be found and read easily, or for example, to share datasets according to FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). But more importantly, it refers to scientific...