Maps

Yes, watered down and flavorless beer has high drinkability. You know, sort of…

During major events, people use their mobile phones to share their emotions: the…

Have a good weekend all. I’ll be getting buried in the expected 12…

The Washington Post recently put up TimeSpace: World, which is an interactive map…

UUorld (pronounced “world”) is a 4-dimensional mapping tool that lets you explore geographic…

StateStats is like Google Insights but on a state level. Type in a…

This is a guest post by Greg J. Smith, a Toronto-based designer and…

Neighborhood Boundaries by Tom Taylor uses Flickr Shapefiles and Yahoo! Geoplanet “to show…

Palantir, by Jack Lindamood, Kevin Der, and Dan Weatherford of Facebook, visualizes friend…

Where do you think the US imports the most oil from? Most of…

The U.S. election is over. The post-election analyses begin. The above map shows…

The thing about cartograms is that it’s hard to make out what you’re…

Cartograms got a lot of coverage in 2004 when Michael Gastner, Cosma Shalizi,…

In this map from the Financial Times, the state of Europe’s economy is…

Philip, from infochimps, maps newspaper endorsements using data from the Editor & Publisher’s…

Thousands of bloggers are taking the time to discuss a single topic today…

This computer simulation (video below) by Zhaw shows worldwide commercial flights over a…

In a follow up to Visualizing Information for Advocacy, the Tactical Technology Collective…