Cartography
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Cartography, general, Human Geography
Mapping the money for the 2008 election
The Federal Election Commission has released its own series of interactive maps on its website that shows the current status of campaign contributions for the 2008 US presidential election (although […]
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The Maps of Jules Verne
In case you ever wanted to see the maps of Jules Verne’s novels, you can check them out here. The site has scans in various sizes for every first edition […]
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Geographies of Insecurity
In another example of developing new ways to map and explore our experiences, New Media artist kanarinka has started a project called “It Takes 154,000 Breaths to Evacuate Boston.” From […]
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BioMapping Project heads to San Francisco
Christian Nold, the creator of the BioMapping Project (which made the blog rounds back in November for the Greenwich Emotion Map), is spending 5 weeks in San Francisco in his […]
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Cartography, general, Remote Sensing
Listening to the world…cool and funny
A little sonic cartography for your Friday listening pleasure. Ever wanted to know what the elevation of a trip from Tokyo to Rome sounds like, curious as to what satellite […]
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Cartography, general, Remote Sensing
LIMA – Landsat Image Mosaic of Antarctica
I’m not sure when this actually was actually first made available, but today I saw the press release about the USGS’ Landsat Image Mosaic of Antarctica (LIMA), which was generated […]
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International Map Exhibit in August
I you are interested in showing off your cartographic products you might be interested in the upcoming 23rd International Cartographic Conference which will convene in Moscow, Russia the week of […]
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Beijing to introduce computer generated driving maps for visitors
According to ChinaDaily, the city of Beijing will soon be offering free customized maps for out-of-town drivers entering the city from certain entry and exit points. The maps will be […]
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Digitized Russian Military Maps of the UK go on sale
A couple of news outlets in the UK are reporting on Landmark Information Group’s recently completed project to digitize Soviet military maps of the UK, which include 16,000 square kilometres […]
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Negations – Mapping NYC’s radical history
I always like to see mapping projects that focus on topics and issues that are unexpected, but informative. That’s why I was intrigued by a project featured over at the […]
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