At a festival with events happening over a week and over a whole city? Dilara Bozkurt explores temporal navigation for festival maps on mobile devices, working out how to incorporate space and time on a small screen like a mobile phone doi.org/10.1080/15230406.202β¦#GISchat#OpenAccess
ALT Animated GIF showing version 2 of the app, which used horizontal buttons to navigate through days, while a vertical slider was employed for time navigation. Buttons for the days on the bottom provide easy access to the thumb and a comfortable interaction. The slider is embedded in the map.
This edition of the Data Vis Dispatch takes us from the ocean to the moon and beyond!
See the week's best data visualizations on our blog: blog.datawrapper.de/data-visβ¦
ALT Small multiple maps show ships connected side by side in the South China Sea, indicating possible illicit oil transfers. The number of possible transfers has more than doubled over the five years shown, from 204 (5% of ships) in 2020 to 570 (10.3%) in 2024. Published in Bloomberg.
ALT An elevation map of the moon's surface, using dots on a grayscale from dark to light. Created by Phoebe Ly.
ALT A map of the Gulf of Mexico drawn in the style of Keith Haring. From Mapbox.
ALT Colored wooden discs represent groupings of peers in the House of Lords, including bishops and crossbenchers as well as political parties. Published in Tortoise Media.
This time I was going for a more natural style. It's not the smoothest terrain and hillshade since I used the default #Mapbox DEM but I'm quite liking it! #maps#cartography
2nd #map for my #PastelMapSeries is #Putrajaya, the 3rd federal territory of #Malaysia. The last time I visited this city was last year, I was quite in awe of it's beauty and how much potential MY has in urban planning (unlike KL lol). I'm glad to be back for a bit tho! :)
Why does #qGIS ALWAYS reduce the saturation for my exports??? Is there a setting I'm missing? Left: Before export, Right: After export. It's worse with raster data...
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I wanted to experiment making a series of #maps with pastel colors. I lived in ATX for 9 yrs & spending time in Lake Travis was always a blast! The first map is a map of Lake Travis in #Austin, TX. I spent quite some time playing with the hypsometric tint & the shaded relief.
Day 25: Heat. π I recently visited my first #volcano, Mt. Etna. Although I didn't see the main active crater, the geologist in me was nerding out! Is this a map? Idk but it was made with Copernicus DEM and ESRI imagery using qGIS, #Blender, Illustrator. #30daymapchallenge#3d