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Services, Resources and Tools for Mapping Data — Making Governme
Long ago, putting together a map of data points would be the sole domain of a skilled GIS practitioner employing an application like ArcView. These days, particularly with the advent of Google Maps, Yahoo Maps and OpenStreetMap, et al., there are a multitude of options for an individual to employ in displaying data geographically. Of course, there are, and will always be, technical options that require some level of programming chops. Fortunately, the pool of drop dead easy implementations that anyone can throw together with ease has grown a lot over the last few years. Then, there is the growing middle ground, lying somewhere between easy but rigid and difficult but flexible. Personally, I tend to hover in this netherworld, leveraging existing code, services or tutorials when possible but occasionally finding myself diving into the more technical areas when necessary and learning a lot in the process. <li><a href="
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Use this free Java application to explore the connections between related websites. Try it now! Enter keywords or a URL, and click 'Graph it!' See Getting Started below for more details. Getting Started Make sure you have the latest version of java, at least Java 1.5 Type in your search keywords or a URL, and press "Graph It!" Sample Searches:
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General InformationMapping Great Debates: Can Computers Think? Maps | General information (large file!) | Details and features | Specifications | Issue areas | Press release Methodology | Background paper | The cartographic metaphor | Criteria | How the maps work (large file!) A set of 7 poster-sized argumentation maps that chart the entire history of the debate. Every map presents 100 or more major claims, each of which is summarized succinctly and placed in visual relationship to the other arguments that it supports or disputes. Status: All maps are available for viewing. Here is a list of the seven maps. MacroVU®, Inc.
Triptrop NYC: extraordinarily pretty subway maps from anywhere to everywhere in new york city
My Map | Christopher Baker
Email became an integral part of my life in 1998. Like many people, I have archived all of my email with the hope of someday revisiting my past. I am interested in revealing the innumerable relationships between me, my schoolmates, work-mates, friends and family. My Map can be viewed as a large scale static print (40″x40″ archival inkjet) or as an up-to-date dynamic visualization (see Quicktime video above).
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visualizing.org: a New Shared and Free Resource on Data Visualization
Visualizing [visualizing.org] has just been released as the latest online player in the ever-increasing blogosphere about the topic of data visualization. But Visualizing is different in many ways. For one, the man behind the Visualizing initiative is Adam Bly, founder and Editor-in-Chief of Seed and one of the people behind the impressive Design and the Elastic Mind exhibition at MoMA. While Visualizing.org's mission is to help make data visualization figure more prominently across the web as a way of understanding complex world issues as they unfold, it is not a weblog in the classic sense. The website has just been launched and it officially still in beta, but many more features are planned. In any case, infosthetics.com highly welcomes this new initiative. What do you think of this new initiative?
15 Effective Tools for Visual Knowledge Management
Since I started my quest a few years ago searching for the ultimate knowledge management tool, I’ve discovered a number of interesting applications that help people efficiently organize information. There certainly is no shortage of solutions for this problem domain. Many tools exist that offer the ability to discover, save, organize, search, and retrieve information. However, I’ve noticed a trend in recent years, and some newer applications are focusing more on the visual representation and relationship of knowledge. 15. Link: Platforms: Win, Mac, Linux Cost: Free (Open Source) DeepaMehta is a “networked semantic desktop” that replaces the traditional computer desktop. 14. Link: Platforms: Mac Cost: $179 Tinderbox stores and organizes your notes, plans, and ideas. 13. Link: Platforms: Win, Mac, Linux Cost: Free (Open Source) 12. eyePlorer Link: Platforms: Web Cost: Free
The battle of Stalingrad
More about the battle of Stalingrad The battle of Stalingrad began on the 19th August 1942. Taking Stalingrad would have given Germany access to key oilfields, however the dogged resistance of the Red Army forced them to fight house-to-house. The Germans were defeated in 1943 when the Soviet troops encircled their frontlines and counter-attacked from outside the city – illustrated here. More from Cities in History If Ancient Alexandria was found at… Founded by Alexander the Great in 330 BC, Alexandra was known as the greatest trading city of the ancient world.
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