GPSaeg

GPSAge is a project that aims to provide a combined geolocation system that overlays GPS data with age information. The system utilizes a smartphone's Global Positioning System (GPS) capabilities to determine its current location, and then combines this data with the user's age, which is obtained from their profile information.

When the user provides their age, the GPSAge system creates a digital map that plots the user's location at different points in their life. This is achieved by using a geospatial mapping algorithm, which effectively transforms the user's age into a positional representation on the map.

One of the main goals of GPSAge is to visualize and explore the relationship between a user's physical location and their lifetime experiences. The system has been used in various studies and projects to analyze how people's memories and experiences are tied to specific geographical locations.

In technical terms, GPSAge is an example of an augmented reality (AR) application that integrates GPS, geospatial mapping, and machine learning algorithms to provide a unique and personalized interface for users. The system has been developed using mobile app technologies such as Android and iOS, allowing users to access and interact with GPSAge using their smartphones.

Currently, GPSAge is an ongoing research project, with various versions available for testing and evaluation on different platforms. While its applications are still largely experimental, GPSAge has shown promise in providing new insights into the human experience and the interplay between identity, memory, and geography.