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Hi, this is Florian, speaking from Melbourne.

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In the series, "Searching with Picky", this is a little screencast I've put together.

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So, from the last blog post we know that Picky can search coordinates.

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What I'm using now is a radius of 25km, which is quite big.

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As you see, Switzerland is small, so you find a lot of stuff with just 25 kilometers.

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The data I'm using here is the iPhone data, the cell tower location data, which

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Apple is collecting.

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I describe how I extracted it, it's easy, it's an SQLite database.

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So I've extracted it and fed it into Picky.

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And now, as in the last blog post, you can search for these

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dots where I was, so apparently I was never here, but I was here.

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Once. Or here.

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So now let's enable the timestamp and disable the coordinates

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and enable the dates.

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So, when I bought the iPhone,

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I started out in Zürich, and then I moved quite a bit

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At the end of November, I've moved to

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Tessin. Some friends of mine have programmed a nice iPhone

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game. it's called iMapIt.

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You can learn about Switzerland, its places.

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It's quite nice, you can download it

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They'll be happy.

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And you can also see that for example

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I spent my new year's around here.

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Near St. Moritz.

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And then I went back again.

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But you don't see me

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on this January 9th.

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Fact is, I went to Berlin, and

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gave a talk at the excellent RUG Berlin, with my friends, which

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also came.

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It was a Swiss evening, quite cool.

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So yeah, as you can see

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how I've moved around, and at the end of the timeline

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which is about now, that I've moved to Australia.

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Melbourne.

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So, now let's combine these two attributes.

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What I can say now is, when was I around here?

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Aha, it was around new year's I was there.

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Just for me this doesn't make lots of sense.

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If I want to know if I was somewhere I can just disable the timestamp and click.

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But if you have lots of people

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Say, intersecting data, with lots of intersecting geospatial

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timestamped data.

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Could come quite handy if you can combine these or choose which you need.

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Or enable the latitude, or just the longitude.

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Hope it was fun, hope you learnt something.

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I'll describe how I did it in the blog post.

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Cheers!