One park,
many walks.

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Compare the 2bulu traces and geolocated field evidence collected by the class at Hinge Park.

Public teaching edition. Student names and source filenames have been removed. The atlas retains anonymized group routes, observations and photographs from the field exercise.

Comparative reading

Park signals.

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A compact comparison of the currently visible field traces and observation themes.

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— numbered groups— individual tracesDataset remains open

People / traces—currently visible

Field time—combined minutes

Observation mix

Distance by group

Evidence gallery

Field frames.

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Real photographs extracted from the submitted KMZ files and linked to their recorded coordinates.

Growing collection. Add the next submissions to the project Data folder; the gallery and map can be regenerated from the same source workflow.

Local data staging

Bring the
walks together.

DATA

Tomorrow's intake

2bulu traces + photos

Select files for local review. Nothing leaves this browser in this standalone prototype.

＋Choose or drop filesKMZ · KML · GPX · GEOJSON · JPG · PNG · HEIC

Group nameField date

Recommended package. One folder per group containing the original 2bulu route export and unedited photos.

Gehl-inspired public life study

Life between
the traces.

Read the class dataset as patterns of movement, staying, encounter and sensory attention. Derived indicators are provisional until the observation taxonomy is coded manually.

Public-life lenses

Indicative activity types inferred from field-note titles and spatial behavior.

Observation rhythm

Geolocated evidence recorded over the class field period.

Spatial attention profile

West-to-east observation density across the study corridor.

Reading: darker cells indicate more photographed or annotated moments, not necessarily more public activity.

Distance × evidence density

Each point represents one numbered group.

Distance collected →Evidence / km →

Group comparison

Method note. Route length, duration, time and photo counts come directly from the submitted KMZ files. Gehl-style activity lenses use keyword and spatial proxies and should be reviewed against a structured observation protocol before publication.