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Karen Bastien's curator insight,
May 9, 12:20 PM
Metro Map Exploration: Geographic vs Topological | Fathom Boston plan Delete the scoop?
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Ah Maps. Without them, we would be utterly lost. These days with GPS the actual paper maps have been less and less needed, however, they are still beautiful and inspirational to look at! Via geotribu Delete the scoop?
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C'est ce que révèlent deux études similaires, menées en Allemagne et au Japon, ces dernières années. Delete the scoop?
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2 of 2 Foursquare crunches mountains of checkin data every day turning it into something valuable: the ability to discover new places in the real worl... Delete the scoop?
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Welcome, Metafilter visitors! How can you map a sphere unto the plane? well you can't if you want to keep size, shape and proportions. Here are the alternatives... Learn more about the different projections. Via Seth Dixon 
Seth Dixon's curator insight,
March 23, 9:23 AM
We are accustomed to spatial distortion in maps; when we see that same distortion on a picture, it gives us an alternative perspective on the level of spatial distortion that we see on maps. The Azimuthal projections (circular) are my favorite for this photographic project. Tags: mapping, cartography, perspective, map. 
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March 24, 7:55 AM
Des cartes pour comprendre le monde...une initiative photographique pour comprendre les projections. Delete the scoop?
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This fifth part in my series on QGIS 2.0 Print Composer presents Map grids There are numerous different options for map grids in the new composer but a picture is worth a thousand words: The upper-... Delete the scoop?
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It turns out that Paris is the only place in the world where you have to go as far as zoom level 11 to get your .pbf-format map tiles to be less than 32MB in size, which means about 3 million nodes per tile. Delete the scoop?
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Website about news and events, restaurants and bars, happenings and goings-on in London. Delete the scoop?
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An information graphic in its simplest form is a visual interpretation of data. Though an incredibly useful form of data presentation, infographics have Delete the scoop?
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Magnus Gustafsson's curator insight,
May 12, 3:36 PM
I think this is perfect for my geographystudents this week. Worth to use in a study of global tradestructures. 
Charlotte Hoarau's curator insight,
May 20, 3:01 PM
Synchronized and permutable orthoimagery and interactive map visualisation Delete the scoop?
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L’artiste David Thomas Smith a utilisé Google Maps pour créer une série d’oeuvres : l’Anthroposcène. Delete the scoop?
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Beaucoup d’internautes utilisent Google Maps pour rechercher une localité, voyager virtuellement avec Streetview, naviguer en voiture, à vélo ou à pied, ou encore s’informer des conditions de circulations. Delete the scoop?
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Seth Dixon's curator insight,
March 19, 2:54 PM
GE Teach is a phenomenal site, designed by an AP teacher to bring geospatial technologies into the classroom in a way that is incredibly user-friendly. This site allows you to use Google Earth with clickable layers. With multiple data layers of physical and human geography variables, this interactive globe puts spatial information in powerful, yet fun, student-inspired platform. Click here for a video tutorial. Tags: google, virtual tours, geospatial, edtech. 
Kristen McDaniel's curator insight,
March 29, 9:54 AM
Use Google Earth in the classroom with clickable layering of maps. Great for bringing Geography into your classroom! Delete the scoop?
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WARNING! This video contains explicit geographical scenes that may offend the non-worldy-wise. Via Seth Dixon 
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March 25, 10:10 PM
Love it. Thanks for this Seth. Just in time to promote Geography at parent/teacher night!
Samuel Yeats's curator insight,
May 8, 12:34 AM
A facetious look into the world of studying Geography. These students have obviously gone to a masive effort to explore their passion for Geography. While it may not be a stereotypically academic or intellectual piece, this video is a great representation of how a Geographer thinks broadly, critically and evaluatively. Delete the scoop?
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UrbaNews.fr - La ville de Pontevedra (Espagne) a décidé de compléter son réseau de transports en créant un véritable réseau piétonnier, cartographié avec précision et baptisé Metrominuto. Delete the scoop?
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Not so long ago, we featured a radical proposal for New York City’s payphones. Delete the scoop?
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Les Google Maps sont très largement utilisées sur le web, mais très peu d'entre elles sont designées, tout le monde utilise le style par défaut de la Gmap. Dans ce t Delete the scoop?
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Inside a beautiful new collection of "maps you shouldn't trust yet cannot help but fall for." Delete the scoop?
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Use our tools to explore the world, learn about human and physical patterns, and make your own maps. Via David Green, ContourEducation Delete the scoop?
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This visualization shows how water mass is constantly changing around the world. Via In Data I Want to Believe 
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March 12, 12:38 PM
Les ressources naturelles en eau passées au cribble : pertes et gain à visualiser par année en live. Delete the scoop?
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