Britain geographer Daniel Raven-Ellison has been exploring how the surroundings affects the human brain. Daniel has been walking across the Britain piece wearing an Emotiv sensor which records his encephalon activity. The sensor is able to tape Daniel's stress levels too render insights into how the surroundings affects his mood too happiness.
National Geographic has been reporting on Daniel's progress inward an on-going study called There’s Never Been Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 Better Time To Make Our Cities Wild. The study then far includes 3 interactive maps which let yous to explore the results of Daniel's walks inward Edinburgh, the Lake District too London.
The Google Map for each of these walks present the road of Daniel's walk too an interactive graph of the encephalon sensor readings captured on the walk. The graph shows Daniel's stress too ease readings during each walk. The map too the graph are synchronized then it is possible to encounter which areas on the walk caused the almost stress or induced a to a greater extent than relaxed mood. The map too includes photos too Tweets to render to a greater extent than of an insight into the actual environments that Daniel was walking through at the fourth dimension of the unlike encephalon sensor readings.
