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• What's My Indoor Environment Like?
  ...ich is a small microcomputer. It costs about $40 that can then read in the data from all of these sensors. ...measurements. And the chart you’re going to see is a 24 hours snapshot of data within my bedroom, and overall there’s nothing truly remarkable here.
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• The Art of Self-Tracking
  ...Katherine Denatsio and Brian House. The artists' work varies from turning data into 3D sculptures to musical notation interpreted by cello players. Albert ...sculptures. He combines different types and mostly working with locational data, but also temperature and different extracts of metadata into forming very
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• My Spreadsheet from Hell
  ...aspects about my life that I wanted to track. Everything from symptoms to location, stress, certain medications, and supplements, whether I took a bath, wheth I did not track while I was on vacations, so there were holes in my data, but I think you know I needed a break from tracking as well, as regular li
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• How to Win a Food Fight
  The difference was this time was data was part of the plan. I started doing pushups that morning and started trac ...alarms on my phone. I stuck post-it’s to my desk and I would even vary the location of the kitchen scale where I weighed my food, like all over the room to fin
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• QS Tools for Military Style Training
  ...ate, Sleep, Activity tracking, Diet and weight loss, Stress, Productivity, Location tracking }} ...tracking]], [[Diet and weight loss]], [[Stress]], [[Productivity]], and [[Location tracking]].
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• MyLifeBits
  ...of health records from his multiple bypass surgeries. Gordon considers his data to be a surrogate memory - he doesn't look at it unless he needs to remembe ...y, this is a project and I’m going to talk about the quantitative and self-data what I’ve been kind of working on for the last decade, which was a projec
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• Reasons for and against self tracking and quantification
  ...ly do it with real scientific goals in mind. Instead, you should give that data to researchers through [[Open Humans]]. ...e to understand without the clear information that self-tracking provides. Data like this has been good enough to prove something even to the medical commu
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• Getting started with personal science
  * Creatively expressing oneself through data and visualizations ...trying to dive into trying to find causes right from the start. Collecting data to conclusively "proof" a certain diagnosis is a very high bar to take and
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• SenseOS
  So Sense our mission is to turn sensor data into personal context awareness using smart algorithms. We mainly use senso ...unconditional use of privacy. We don’t want to be selling your data, your data is yours.
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• Building My External Brain
  ...ariety of data sources to build up his exobrain, including recording every location he's visited, allowing him to call up each place individually or map them.< ...sting because I’m doing all of this stuff at scale. I’ve about 10 years of data, it’s just that it went up with serendipitous observational things that o
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• Sensing Breath and Air
  ...interphase, and you can see here the traffic exposure pollution level as a location and of time. You can see the park areas in general are very clean compared ...n a heat day you can see it is just a small band, and if we normalize this data to a common baseline, you can see that there is some effect there, so for h
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• Every Heart Beat
  ...sing his pacemaker. He also shares what he has learned from his pacemaker data. </blockquote> So from all of that I was concluding, really concluded that location and stress really is an important factor in long term in looking at what’
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• Breaking the TV Habit
  ...nce I did not have the constraint that I needed to have the TV and a prime location, I reconfigured my layout to be like this. And this actually supports the b ...didn’t know what was going on. But it turned out I looked at my Jawbone up data, and I was not sleeping. I basically was no longer having a restful sleep.
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