Über das Denken in Ko-Operationsketten. Arbeiten am Luftlagebild

Borbach, Christoph; Thielmann, Tristan

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“…Max Kanderske https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2349-300X Notes 1. In doing so, we follow the example of Gießmann (2018) and Borbach and Thielmann (2019), who likewise draw on Goodwin to trace various actors and practices through what they call "chains of co-operation." 2.…”

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Co-operative aerial images: A geomedia history of the view from above

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Kanderske

2022

New Media & Society

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This article approaches aerial images from a media geographical perspective, tracing the development of three modes of seeing from above: historical aerial reconnaissance before and after the introduction of aerial photography; the advent of satellite-based remote sensing during the space age; and finally the development of drone-based imaging practices in the second half of the 20th century. Starting from the assumption that the aerial image is not a geomedium per se, but rather one that emerges as such through various co-operative processes of establishing geographical references with and within it, we draw on Goodwin’s notions of “co-operative action” and Farocki’s concept of “operative imagery” to theorize useful aerial images as co-operative images. Consequently, our historical analysis looks beyond the aerial image itself, taking into account the wider practices, infrastructures, and intended use cases involved in its operationalization.

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Co-operative aerial images: A geomedia history of the view from above

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Kanderske

2022

New Media & Society

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“… 19. For example, the complex chains of cooperation needed for the military production of recognized aerial pictures and the subsequent relaying of orders to the troops (Borbach & Thielmann, 2019). …”

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Simultaneous localization and mapping and the situativeness of a new generation of geomedia technologies

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Thielmann

2019

Communication and the Public

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Simultaneous localization and mapping technology is commonly used within mobile devices and household appliances—it allows our vacuum robot to navigate the living room and enables us to view augmented reality content on our smartphones. By examining simultaneous localization and mapping–based devices and contrasting them against more traditional forms of cartographic practices, we argue that simultaneous localization and mapping technology not only opens up interior spaces for geographic examination but also calls into question the categorical difference between inside and outside itself. As with simultaneous localization and mapping, the mathematical construction of the surrounding space happens in the moment of its detection, simultaneous localization and mapping exhibits a moment of radical situativeness that is freed from the constraints of a stabilized, external database. We propose that this moment of situativeness, which is also inscribed into the resulting highly mobile and fluid visualizations, is the defining feature of a new kind of geomedia that simultaneously establish a vertical and a horizontal geography.

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Über das Denken in Ko-Operationsketten. Arbeiten am Luftlagebild

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Co-operative aerial images: A geomedia history of the view from above

Co-operative aerial images: A geomedia history of the view from above

Simultaneous localization and mapping and the situativeness of a new generation of geomedia technologies

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