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Visualisation of Paris Metro traffic organised by station and line made with open data http://www.data-publica.com/opendata/14699--trafic-annuel-2011-par-station-metro-rer# and made with D3.js Delete the scoop?
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Google Chrome interactive visualization of Government authorised small arma and ammunition imports & exports. Delete the scoop?
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In 2010 (the latest year for which we had data) New York City added 54 million metric tons of carbon dioxide (equivalent) to the atmosphere Delete the scoop?
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An interactive 3D visualization of the stellar neighborhood, including over 100,000 nearby stars. Created for the Google Chrome web browser. Delete the scoop?
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Gaming platforms and genres over time via @aaronkoblin Delete the scoop?
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Visualizing US births and deaths in real-time (statistical simulation based on US birth/death rates)
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The Census Bureau is working to increase our use of visualization in making data available to the public, and this gallery is an early part of that effort. The first posted visualizations will pertain largely to historical population data, building on prior work done to portray historical changes in the growth and redistribution of the U.S. population. For later visualizations, the topics will expand beyond decennial census data to include the full breadth of Census Bureau data sets and subject areas, from household and family dynamics, to migration and geographic mobility, to economic indicators. Via anonymous Delete the scoop?
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During the day after the 2012 presidential election we took note of a spike in hate speech on Twitter referring to President Obama's re-election, as chronicled by Jezebel (thanks to Chris Van Dyke for bringing this our attention). It is a useful reminder that technology reflects the society in which it is based, both the good and the bad. Information space is not divorced from everyday life and racism extends into the geoweb and helps shapes its contours; and in turn, data from the geoweb can be used to reflect the geographies of racist practice back onto the places from which they emerged. Delete the scoop?
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OpenStreetMap passes the 1 million user mark, That's a million people who have signed up at openstreetmap.org to join in with creating a free map of the world.