Marsha Haverty

What we mean by meaning: new structural properties of information architecture #ias15 @IAsummit slides here: slideshare.net/mjane_h/what-w…

@inkblurt I loved that idea, too. (And my “hello world” post to mastodon — magically re-energized to engage over there(s))

Tiny bit of IAC serendipity: spotting @taxobob @ddegler @Info_do in "hallway" conversation after @taxobob and @ahrenlehnert great talk on graphs and hierarchies -> rhizomes and 🌲traces #IAC22

Delighted to see @carologic @ddegler Rebecca expanding their AI framework: more context signals, mapping communication/negotiation/coordination time cycles over different branches of AI #IAC22 (I want my "5 more days" in the San Diego gather room :) )

A bit of #Jupiter (@NASAJuno / @SwRI / MSSS / "BJ Snow")

It’s simulated perceptual information about an environment

@danklyn @resmini overdue for a chat. I need to hear more about OTC…

Looking forward to it!

Here it is: humanity’s final look at @NASAWebb as it heads into deep space to answer our biggest questions. Alone in the vastness of space, Webb will soon begin an approximately two-week process to deploy its antennas, mirrors, and sunshield. #UnfoldTheUniverse

The Fall 2021 issue of the Journal of Information Architecture, Volume 6 Issue 2, "Reflections", is out. journalofia.org #journals #ia #informationarchitecture #design The JofIA is an independent peer-reviewed scientific journal bridging practice and academia /1

Saturn's moon Iapetus imaged by NASA's @CassiniSaturn on November 11, 2005 #OTD. Iapetus is 913 miles (1,469 km) wide—a little less than half the size of our Moon. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/Cassini Imaging Team/Jason Major

This image of the sun got me shortlisted as astrophotographer of the year. It shows an active region around some sunspots, and Jupiter-sized plasma arcs caught in a series of magnetic loops pulling out of the atmosphere. I'm proud of this one. #astrophotography #space #opteam

What streets are for. What roads are for. See also, “stroads” / Via my transportation engineering enthusiast son m.youtube.com/watch?v=ORzNZU…

@GammaCounter Happy birthday, Alan!

Today is my actual birthday, and this one is from my oldest, 15. Not sure it is accurate, but it is a kind thing to say, and right now I'll take it.

Saturn's moon Dione imaged by #Cassini on August 1, 2005

“…if we become too depressed or too overwhelmed, we won’t keep trying. And we need to keep trying”

This image from #apollo17 taken 47yrs ago today is probably the clearest known of an Apollo astronauts face on the moon. I've just tried to make it a little clearer. Fantastic detail in the LRV too (putting Jack out of focus a little tho). #nasa #apollo50th #moon #photography

JUST IN: Eric Carle, the creator of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar," died on May 23 at the age of 91. The beloved author illustrated more than 70 books for kids, drawing inspiration from nature walks with his father. trib.al/BUSU96h

After >40 years of space travel, Voyager 1 has discovered an intriguing new signature of plasma vibrating in the interstellar medium. Thanks to this detection, we can now continuously track the structure of interstellar space traversed by Voyager 1!

Buick created the first car touchscreen on its model Riviera in 1986. The technology was dropped because customers found it onerous and distracting buff.ly/3iXRoa4 [full video: buff.ly/3l4jW3G]