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Superbowl visualization makes use of many powerful mapping features of CartoDB
It didn’t take long after the Superbowl ended for there to be an awesome visualization of all the Twitter activity during the game. The visualization uses CartoDB’s Torque ...
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Mapping television news
A new series of maps have been published on the Internet Archive’s blog showing the location and frequency that US television news has mentioned places around the world. Yo...
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Visualizing the OSM volunteer activity in response to Typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan
The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) has been working hard to mobilize a large number of volunteers to digitize areas of the Philippines in order to help aid efforts. ...
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CartoDB maps recognized in FOSS4G Opening up the Map
Last week was the international FOSS4G meeting, one of our favorite conferences of the year. We told you a few weeks ago about some of the things we would be presenting at ...
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Mapping the life of Eric the seagull
Earlier this week we saw this amazing blog post from LifeWatch, where they map and analyze the life of a seagull. The blog post comes out of a project that tracks, in real-...
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Scalable election mapping done right
Last weekend there were elections in Germany, and that means a lot of mapping! Maps are a fundamental tool to explain voting results, differences between regions, possible ...
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Connecting HBase / Hadoop to CartoDB to visualize millions of species
In this guest blog, Tim Robertson describes how the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) are building a dynamic density map with 0.5 billion tiles and supporting...
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Visualizing Melbourne’s Urban Forest
Today we are pleased to publish a post from Greg More, founder of OOM Creative. We saw some of the maps being created by Greg and his team for the City of Melbourne and kne...
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