Six places most folks may want to avoid :-). "Laugh of the week'"
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Wednesday, January 27, 2021
Six Places To Avoid
Saturday, May 25, 2013
United States - Visual Quick Study
U.S. Climate Zones
U.S. Forests
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U.S. Mountain Ranges
(both kinda lame?)
U.S. Watershed
Regions
U.S. Rainfall
Average 1981 - 2010
Major U.S. Rivers
U.S. Population Density
In 3D
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Edward Tufte's - March to Moscow
Edward Tufte's - The March to Moscow
This is often considered the best statistical graph ever drawn. The graphic depicts the fate of Napoleon’s army on its ill-fated Russian campaign during the winter of 1812-1813. The tan-colored band represents the march toward Moscow and the black-colored band represents the retreat back toward France...Brilliant in its simplicity and clarity...
Monday, January 28, 2013
GPS Bike Mapping
QUESTION:
What makes a great infographic?
ANSWER:
The ability to combine a lot of data (information) into to an easy to understand Visual Display. The Ride With GPS App is certainly one of the cutting edge examples of this.
The centerpiece of the display is a log of the route of your bike ride superimposed on a Google Map. Interactive layered graphs of the ride data are available below the map and the whole interface can be viewed as am animated sequence from the playback control. There is an amazing amount of data available (Elevation, Speed, Grade, Time, Place, etc.) all available by an intuitive interactive interface.
Every control is easily accessed and data views can be collapsed/expannded, zoomed, etc. on the fly.
MOUNTAIN BIKING EXAMPLES
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