Will White

Geo | Visualisation | Design An assortment of things I like.

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map of the world (after Buckminster Fuller), 2008

by Aspen Mays

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(via xkcd: Map Projections)

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(via Gorgeous Travel Planner Shows Times, Rather Than Distances | Co. Design)

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feltron:

Stefanie Posavec is exceptionally talented.

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(via Picturing the creative process)

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(via Density Design | We will be here – Map of the future -)

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(via Data Visualisation at the Oxford Internet Institute - Internet Penetration)

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ahrpr:

We grabbed some 50,000 geotagged photos from Flickr, analyzed the pixel colors of each photo, then mapped a grid of the most frequent color hues. 

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colemanm:

A dymaxion projection — a sphere projected on a flattened polyhedron.

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I love this! An impressive 238 miles of GPS tracks over 17 days.

From http://www.jeremywood.net/traverse-me.html

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(via Crumpled City : Emanuele Pizzolorusso)

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hulkling:

Topographic map of Ancient Rome. Shows all the Roman walls as well as landmarks.

[roomthily]

MIT Seating Habits (course 15.514, summer 2011)

The top of the visualization represents the front of the classroom. Larger circles mean that a student has sat in a seat more often. Right now, the categorical classification is based on fuzzy criteria wherein a “zone” is considered any discernable cluster in any one part of the classroom. This may be a tight cluster in a particular spot or one with a larger spread on a set of rows (e.g. front of the class). Students with fewer than ten observations have been filtered out and singleton deviations are shown, but neglected in the ‘category’ view.

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Here is a treemap I created at work today. Its a treemap of trees!

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(via geoXchange - geoXchange). A map I recently produced at work showing how to map solar potential in Oxford. 

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(via YesYesNo - Nike City Runs)

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(via Density Design | A new map of Europe, Wired UK (Proposal)). I really like the way the contours have been produced and the consistency/transition between land and sea.