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Web maps & AI for the public good

Sunday, 23 November 2014

Web Maps on Steroids, Part II

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I showed a couple of months ago  ways to post mega-datasets online without choking the system. This month OSGeoUK gave me the opportunity t...
Sunday, 9 November 2014

A day in the life of a petro-data manager - intro

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[ Update: Talend made the  early version complex, so  simpler  one was posted later ] Have you ever been given plain text geodata and wo...
Saturday, 4 October 2014

Big data and maps reloaded

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Social media really work!  +Vicky Gallardo  posted on Google+ that  the map is not the territory, with a wonderful big data map by Ben All...
Saturday, 27 September 2014

Web maps on steroids

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The last 6 blog posts over the last 3 months chronicled the use of dynamic maps using time attribute - years for historic ship tracks and wi...
Saturday, 6 September 2014

On joining and merging historic multi-lingual geodata

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Earlier posts chronicled the history  even the beauty of historic shipping and climate data from CLIWOC. British, Dutch, French and Spanis...
Wednesday, 27 August 2014

The happenstance art of maps

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I showed recently  how CLIWOC weather data from ships captains logs dating 1662 to 1885 totalled almost 1/2M points. It started with a 1/4M ...
Friday, 15 August 2014

Dynamic maps final (for now)

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[ Update1 : longhand version posted on my map catalog blog Update 2 : companion Slideshare  delves into technical issues] This is the end...
Saturday, 9 August 2014

Lessons from 'static to dynamic maps'

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Last month related the stumbling blocks in posting too much data on arcgis.com - time animation pushed the limits of stock web service even...
Sunday, 27 July 2014

From static to dynamic maps, continued

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Last month I reported on posting on arcgis.com some time-stamped, time-slider or time-aware maps - I showed my WhereIsAndrew map - I also m...
Saturday, 14 June 2014

From static to dynamic maps, my travel so far

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I tell people "I know just enough java to be dangerous", and it has served my well in my prior attempts logged in my old web page ...
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