There was the project by Dallas Museum of Art that was asking visitors to tap into the galleries to track their paths?
C2014 papers at most conferences.
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Hi Kelly,
Was it the National Gallery?
https://blooloop.com/link/wifi-tracking-mobile-museums/
https://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2017/04/exclusive-heres-what-museums-learn-by-tracking-your-phone/
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It also has really positive uses if collected ethically, ie anonymously and with legitimate interest.
Unhelpfully I can’t remember the name of the museum featured (I think it was MoMA?) but I read a case study that talked about them using a wifi heat map of their museum to create their sensory map of the building. It give them real time information on the parts of the museum which were frequently busy and loud.
If anyone else read that case study and can remember where it was please let me know. It bothers me now that I didn’t make a note of it at the time.
Kelly
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Other Museums have tried this. It has caused some controversy.
https://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2017/04/exclusive-heres-what-museums-learn-by-tracking-your-phone/
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On 2020-03-02 15:14, Victoria Jenner wrote:
Hi all,
A question here regarding mapping the physical journey of visitors around our site. We are considering monitoring this via our Wi-Fi portal, so when visitors login, we can determine where is most popular / busy during certain points in the day. Has anyone used this method, and if so, did you need to ask permissions to map their journey and use this data? Just wondering on what level of transparency we need to provide.
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