bakes maps with layers into pdf with layers, for offline use. sort of interesting
Tag: mapping
Topoware

Topoware is a tableware collection that questions the landscape of dining.
Avian flu in Google Earth
A comprehensive phylogenetic visualization of the avian flu virus has just been published and its centerpiece is a KML file that shows the evolution of the virus as it travels out of East Asia and into Europe and Africa
Global Incident Map
a new way to visualize, and become instantly aware of terrorism and security incidents across the world
wow, tacky! i would like a “false alarm” %.
Improved NYC Subway Map
Mr. Jabbour pinned 2 maps to the wall, then pointed to the different renderings of the Atlantic Avenue terminal in Brooklyn, which he says is the most difficult station to represent because so many subway lines converge there. In Mr. Jabbour’s map, the subway lines run parallel to one another, making the map easier to read, if slightly inaccurate. Each line is marked with a circle bearing the route’s letter or number, instead of the oblong station markers used on the current map.
Sometimes truth is less important than knowledge.
Google Transit
Today we launched Google Transit Beta in Japan, which covers Japan’s railway and airlines nationwide.
Manhattan Eruv
much of upper manhattan is an eruv, a jewish workaround for moving around on sabbath. look it up 😉
Road numbering systems
by a coworker. he actually holds a large part of the international road system in memory
Mavericks map

As soon as I saw that gradual ramping from deep to shallow water, it was, like, wow! That’s why Mavericks happens
now for seafloor engineering.
Drawing on map.search.ch

msc have their own my maps 🙂 good job denis and team