Posts Tagged: Infographics
Visualizing 590 Cities
We know that we are increasingly urbanizing but visualizing this phenomenon is difficult, that is why Bestiario‘s “590 Cities” presents such a sticking image of urban population changes. Visualizing.org describes this amazing stacked flow chart, …that manages to pack all
Visualizing 590 Cities
We know that we are increasingly urbanizing but visualizing this phenomenon is difficult, that is why Bestiario‘s “590 Cities” presents such a sticking image of urban population changes. Visualizing.org describes this amazing stacked flow chart, …that manages to pack all
UNEP Map: Slum Population of Africa
Usually Asia and not Africa comes to mind when we hear about rapid urbanization. UN-HABITAT however, warns that over the next 40 years Africa’s urban population will triple. With this trend in mind the results of Riccardo Pravettoni’s map below
UNEP Map: Slum Population of Africa
Usually Asia and not Africa comes to mind when we hear about rapid urbanization. UN-HABITAT however, warns that over the next 40 years Africa’s urban population will triple. With this trend in mind the results of Riccardo Pravettoni’s map below
Real Time City: LIVE Singapore
MIT’s SENSEable City Lab presents “LIVE Singapore!,” a series of five different perspectives of flowing real time data in Singapore. The exhibit is composed of: multi-dimensional maps… showing the movement of crowds, taxis, airline passengers, the cityʼs fast changing microclimatic
Real Time City: LIVE Singapore
MIT’s SENSEable City Lab presents “LIVE Singapore!,” a series of five different perspectives of flowing real time data in Singapore. The exhibit is composed of: multi-dimensional maps… showing the movement of crowds, taxis, airline passengers, the cityʼs fast changing microclimatic
Photogenic Cities
Have you ever wondered how photogenic your city is? Eric Fischer created a series of maps, ordered by the number of pictures taken in the central cluster of each city. He use geotagged photo information from public Flickr and Picasa
Photogenic Cities
Have you ever wondered how photogenic your city is? Eric Fischer created a series of maps, ordered by the number of pictures taken in the central cluster of each city. He use geotagged photo information from public Flickr and Picasa
Ring Roads!
Ring roads are not loved by all planners, but the are certainly fascinating when compared across the world on this poster by Rice University’s School of Architecture: Rings Roads of the World. Melissa
Ring Roads!
Ring roads are not loved by all planners, but the are certainly fascinating when compared across the world on this poster by Rice University’s School of Architecture: Rings Roads of the World. Melissa
Encountering Urbanization 