Tag Archives: visualisation

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Feb 11

The Death Of The Map Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Posted on 17th February 2011 by Gary

Just like RSS, the death of the map has been widely predicted, but to paraphrase Mark Twain, the death of both have been greatly exaggerated. Produce an online data set with some form of geospatial or location content and someone, … Continue reading →

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Dec 10

Visualising Twitter’s Geotagged Tweets

Posted on 3rd December 2010 by Gary

You might have noticed but I’m a reasonably big Twitter user. Actually, I should be more precise. I’m a reasonably big Twitter API user … I tend to use Tweetdeck on my mobile devices and on my laptop. I very … Continue reading →

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Jun 10

Where’s My Tube Train? Ah, There’s My Tube Train

Posted on 24th June 2010 by Gary

Back in December of 2009, I wrote about Paul Clarke trying to solve the problem of where’s my train; that there must be a definitive, raw source of real-time (train) information and that I assert that train operators know where their … Continue reading →

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Feb 10

Visualising Tag Clouds

Posted on 22nd February 2010 by Gary

If you haven’t played with Wordle yet, I strongly suggest you point your browser of choice there right now and see what gorgeous visualisations of tags it comes up with. This is my delicious tag cloud … … this is … Continue reading →

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