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Intervaluino now on GitHub
Saturday, May 11th, 2013 | non-decay, time-lapse | No Comments
I’ve finally come around to creating a repository for the Intervaluino on GitHub. If you would like to contribute, fork, add or otherwise participate: That’s the place to go!
Interesting Kickstarter project: Safecast X
Sunday, June 10th, 2012 | non-decay, odds and ends | No Comments

Safecast X (image by Safecast, CC -by -na)
By chance, I stumbled across Safecast, a global sensor network for collecting and sharing radiation measurements. I.e., it’s a crowdsourcing approach to measure worldwide radiation. Their scope is mainly Japan, but looking at the yesterday’s strange Reddit story about a radiation spike in Indiana/Michigan, one might wonder if a global preparedness network might not be a good idea.
Safecast has now a crowdfunding campaign running on Kickstarter to produce an open source Geiger counter for alpha, beta and gamma radiation (most counters only measure gamma). It’s called the Kickstarter X.
Check out their campaign (which is already fully funded) and consider donating – I think it’s a worthwile effort. Rewards include a range of goodies, from stickers to a fully working Geiger counter to a measurement trip to Fukushima.
Timelapse: Garbage Day
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 | non-decay, time-lapse, video | 4 Comments
Why go out on big tours when you can film interesting scenes right from your kitchen window…?
New Photo Set: Balls & Boxes
Monday, April 26th, 2010 | gallery, non-decay | 2 Comments
On a chilly Saturday morning in December, it was still dark, David and I jumped into a bus to shoot some rare sights at the dockyards in my hometown, Basel, in Switzerland. Uneasy in its sodium nakedness, the container crane and his minions greeted us like bugs on a table cloth.
Video: Mediterranean Timelapse
Saturday, August 22nd, 2009 | non-decay, time-lapse, video | No Comments
I’m back from the beautiful island of Ibiza. To give myself the chance to relax a bit from all the Chernobyl fallout, I had left my camera at home. And it worked: I’m relaxed.
That however didn’t keep me from taking my video camera with me, which I used to make some timelapse recordings. Here is a nice cross-cut of fleeing clouds and a sunset, recorded over two days, each roughly 8 hours. It’s called “Mediterranean Timelapse”. Enjoy the sun.
Music by Zeropage (CC- by, via Jamendo)
New Photo Set: Hawaii 2002
Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 | gallery, non-decay | No Comments
After having scanned 2600 35mm negatives, I thought it might be nice to share some of them. Here are 36 pictures from my 2002 trip to the Hawaiian islands. They are decidedly non-decay, mind you.
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