Talsinki

[mapboy]

The map is the brain child of Daniel Huffman, who mapped out profane tweets. the darker areas are less profane and the lighter more profane.

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Daniel Huffman:

I made use of six main swears] that came to mind: fuck, shit, bitch, hell, damn, ass

I was running...

[dfkoz]

After writing two recent food and Twitter-related posts (here and here), it is now very easy to recycle existing code for new projects. So, building off of these prior experiments, I began to record the location of tweets that mentioned various greens. A very small number of tweets are...

[dfkoz]

Introduction In part 1 of this series, we discovered a few things: the number of tweets about pizza dwarfs most other foods, burgers are a more popular lunchtime tweet than other foods, and that I completely ignored breakfast. In part 2, we’ll not only see when New Yorkers tweet about food,...

[dfkoz]

I’ve been meaning to play around with the Twitter API for quite some time now. After warming up by analyzing the relationship between followers, people followed, tweets, and account longevity, I set out to study how New York Tweets about food. So, one week ago, I set up a script that hit...

[mapsontheweb]

Heatmap of tweets with the word “hockey” during a 3-week period in December 2012

[furtho]

Map showing the number of tweets mentioning the words “beer” or “church” over the week 22nd June - 29th June [blue=beer, red=church] (via floatingsheep: Church or Beer? Americans on Twitter)

[maphugger]

Franck Ernewein - Tweetping (2013)

A real-time Twitter map that moves as fast as the world does.

http://tweetping.net

[damianocerrone]

Opening Tallinn to the seaside. BA final thesis realized in Tallinn and presented in Italy.

Relator: Susanna Menichini, Urban Planning dept director, Faculty of Architecture Ludovico Quaroni, La Sapienza University of Rome)

Tutor in Tallinn: Panu Lehtovuori, Urban Studies program director, Faculty of Architecture, Estonian Academy of Arts

See the complete work

[talsinki]

Helsinki henge-effect

TheHenge-effect is experienced when the sun is aligning with the street grid. This results in a spectacular view of the sun appearing straight at the horizon of a specific street in a particular day of they year. We are currently producing a set of maps of different cities around the world, where the streets name represent the exact day when the Henge-effect can be experienced.

Source: Spatial Intelligence Unit

[talsinki]

‏@Cmdr_Hadfield

Helsinki and Tallinn, two long-enduring gatekeepers to the Gulf of Finland. pic.twitter.com/w7C2kQn6WK

Tweeted by astronaut Chris Hadfield aboard the International Space Station.

See the high-res photo here.

[talsinki]

Finnish and Estonian tweets in Helsinki and Finland.

Language estimated using CLD after performing some cleaning of the tweets.

[talsinki]

11,327 geocoded Helsinki tweets sampled between Saturday 16th March and Wednesday 10th April 2013.

Standard map tiles © OpenStreetMap & contributors; this image is available under CC BY-SA

Toner and Watercolor map tiles by Stamen Design, under CC BY 3.0. Data by OpenStreetMap, under CC BY-SA.

[talsinki]

6,748 geocoded Tallinn tweets sampled between Saturday 16th March and Wednesday 10th April 2013.

Standard map tiles © OpenStreetMap & contributors; this image is available under CC BY-SA

Toner and Watercolor map tiles by Stamen Design, under CC BY 3.0. Data by OpenStreetMap, under CC BY-SA.

[talsinki]

16,281 geocoded Flickr photos sampled between January 2012 and March 2013. 11,789 in Helsinki, 2,995 in Tallinn.

Standard map tiles © OpenStreetMap & contributors; this image is available under CC BY-SA

Toner and Watercolor map tiles by Stamen Design, under CC BY 3.0. Data by OpenStreetMap, under CC BY-SA.

[talsinki]

15,144 geocoded Helsinki tweets sampled between Saturday 16th March and Wednesday 10th April 2013.

Standard map tiles © OpenStreetMap & contributors; this image is available under CC BY-SA

Toner and Watercolor map tiles by Stamen Design, under CC BY 3.0. Data by OpenStreetMap, under CC BY-SA.

[talsinki]

8,603 geocoded Tallinn tweets sampled between Saturday 16th March and Wednesday 10th April 2013.

Standard map tiles © OpenStreetMap & contributors; this image is available under CC BY-SA

Toner and Watercolor map tiles by Stamen Design, under CC BY 3.0. Data by OpenStreetMap, under CC BY-SA.

[talsinki]

34,731 geocoded Helsinki and Tallinn tweets sampled between Saturday 16th March and Wednesday 10th April 2013.

Standard map tiles © OpenStreetMap & contributors; this image is available under CC BY-SA

Toner and Watercolor map tiles by Stamen Design, under CC BY 3.0. Data by OpenStreetMap, under CC BY-SA.