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A really snazzy interactive visualization from the Igarape Institute in Rio Janeiro and the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) based on the small arms and…
Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech resonated with young and old, black and white, men and women. King was, of course, revered as…
These have been out for some time now, but I wanted to make sure to share. Joshua Katz, a PhD student in Statistics at NC…
Two sets of interactive maps, from the New Yorker and O’Reilly Radar’s Jon Bruner, take a look at the new Citibike bike-share program in New…
Susan Schulten is a professor of US History at the University of Denver, where she specializes on the history of maps. Her recent book Mapping…
A quick read from the Washington Post’s Worldviews blog showing how maps can be used as arguments. In other words, how the answers to complex…
In response to the horrendous tornadoes that struck my home state of Oklahoma in May 2013, my friend Doug McCune’s company SpatialKey composed some maps…
Beautiful maps incorporating a simple color ramp to show patterns of construction in Brooklyn. As you might expect, areas closer to Manhattan and along the…