Projects
i-DAT’s activities are delivered through the framework of its core programme titled ‘Operating Systems’ (op-sy.com).
The programme is focused around making ‘data’ generated by human, ecological, economic and societal activity tangible and readily available to the public, artists, engineers and scientists for artistic expression with a cultural and / or a social impact.
The Programme has five core strands:
- Strand1 Arch-OS: (Environments: Buildings)
- Strand2 Bio-OS: (Organisms: crowds & bodies)
- Strand3 S-OS (Society: community & individual)
- Strand4: Eco-OS (Environments: landscapes)
- Strand5: Dome-OS: (Environments: immersive spaces)
i-DAT launches OP-SY.com - a central repository for its Operating Systems.
i-DAT is developing a range of ‘Operating Systems’ 
art in the age of nanotechnology
A Perth International Arts Festival exhibition - 5 February - 
Remote Sensing: Ecoid Workshop.
Work in progress for -
art in the age of 
Ecoid workshop and prototype development with site testing in Nagoya Japan.
"In this technoetic culture, the art we produce is not simply a mirror of the world, nor is 
Parallel Plymouth
Mark Greenwood
6 - 22 March 2009
i-DAT Greenscreen
On the front of the Portland Square Building
University of Plymouth
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Coding Poetry
24-26 October 2008
Portland Square Building, University of Plymouth, North Hill, Plymouth
Become part of the collective Respect poetry displayed on the