Crosslet is “a free small (22k without dependencies) JavaScript widget for interactive visualisation and analysis of geostatistical datasets.” It’s a combination of Crossfilter, Leaflet, and D3.
Maps
Intuitive to look at spatial patterns and great for distributing geographic data.
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Visualizing the Paris metro system
Data visualization group Dataveyes looks closer at the Paris metro system from a…
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Map: Travel safety by country
As summer rolls around here on this side of the planet, CBC News…
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The fallacy of new cartography
Cartographer Kenneth Field argues that mapping on the Web isn’t really new. The technology is new, but the underlying cartography needs to remain as foundation for the area to move forward.
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An experimental map service using 3-D data
For the past few months, Stamen Design has been working with 3-D data…
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Gun deaths since Sandy Hook
The shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School was horrible, but there have been…
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March Madness fan map
Along the same lines as their NFL fan maps, Facebook had a closer…
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Spatial Memory: Mapping Blank Spots in the Cheeseboard Maze
Mapping Blank Spots in the Cheeseboard Maze. “IST Austria Professor Jozsef Csicsvari together with collaborators has succeeded in uncovering processes in which the formation of spatial memory is manifested in a map representation.”
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A new brand of cartographer
Emily Underwood on new cartographers and the growing field:
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Geo Point Plotter
Geo Point Plotter by Derek Watkins is a quick and dirty mapper. Copy and paste latitude and longitude coordinates, and you get a simple map with dots on it.
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App shows what the Internet looks like
In a collaboration between PEER 1 Hosting, Steamclock Software, and Jeff Johnston, the…
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A Globe Hack and Good Old Mercator
A Globe Hack and Good Old Mercator. An illustration of the Mercator map projection using pennies. There’s some distortion.
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Average commute times mapped →
The United States Census Bureau just released county-level commute estimates for 2011, based…
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Teaching 2nd Graders About Maps
Cartographer Gretchen Peterson taught 70 second graders about maps. She talks about her positive experience and the kids’ excitement and makes the OSM index cards she used in the class.
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SimCity 2013 is coming tomorrow
I’m not into video games, and my experience has been near zero since…
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Stately: A simple map font
Add another way to make state-level choropleth maps. Stately, a project by Intridea,…
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Finding and Making Sense of Geospatial Data on the Internet
Steven Citron-Pousty provides a thorough primer on finding and making sense of geospatial data on the Internet.
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Languages of New York, via Twitter
In a follow-up to their map on most used languages in London, James…