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California Science Center
The pictures were taken on each of the museums three floors. These are shown as numbered arrows in the maps below. Each number gives the index of the photograph, while the position and direction of the arrow shows where it was taken. Seventy pictures were taken in total. In almost all cases they were shot with a tripod at a height of ~1.2m, with a pitch angle of 0 degrees. In the exceptions the camera was angled either up or down to show clearly other floors (e.g., from a balcony). The camera zoom remained fixed, giving the widest possible photo for our lens in all photos. Mezzanine FloorThe previous maps have an error on this level, because they don't show the three (large) holes in this floor on the Northern side. These have been added in the version below (although they are only approximate).
Map ScaleA number of measurements were taken for each floor (e.g., length of back wall, longest diagonal corrodor, etc.) and compared with the tour guide maps we were provided with. I've calculated a scale for these maps. These are rough, because the actually seem to have slighly different values for the x and y directions, but are consistent across floors.
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The California Science Center (CSC) allowed us to photograph the musuem
buildings. These are photos (and annotated maps) from 20th
of Oct, 2005. The photographs focus on the building structure, but some
high-pedestrian traffic areas include people as there were few moments when
they were empty. Those pictures that include crowds of people suggest location
where later experiments might take place.
