Maps
The 19 pages that I, in my great wisdom, have decided have something to do with ‘Maps’. Whatever that is
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      A map of Lake Victoria, in a traditional atlas styleMaps My own attempt at making an atlas-style map showing the political boundaries and elevation of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda   
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      Making a high-resolution 3D map of the Geldingadalsgos volcanic eruptionMaps Open data and open-source tools combine to make a detailed model of Iceland’s newest land   
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      Já’s new map: switching from raster to vectorMaps In a talk I gave to LÍSA, the Icelandic association for geographic information, I argue that we need to think about maps as software now   
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      What if it were our city?Maps What impact would the Fat Man atomic bomb, dropped on Nagasaki in 1945, have on modern-day Reykjavík?   
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      Access denied: using the Glasgow Subway by wheelchairMaps The subway can be the quickest way to get around a city. Unless you’re in a wheelchair   
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      A 3D terrain map of Iceland using Three.js and GDALMaps Playing with open data and open-source libraries to make a three-dimensional terrain map of Iceland   
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      Shaded relief map of IcelandMaps What would Iceland look like if we could only see the shadows of its mountains?   
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      From village to city: the evolution of ReykjavíkMaps Using open data to track 140 years of growth in Iceland’s capital city   
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      The Counted in southern CaliforniaMaps People killed by police and other law enforcement agencies in and around Los Angeles   
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      Who came second in the British general election?Maps Britain’s voters are more diverse than the election results suggest   
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      London: violent crime in 2012Maps Violent crime recorded in Britain’s capital city throughout the year   
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      How I made the map of the buildings of ReykjavíkMaps Every dataset is messy, and each is messy in its own way   
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      The Age of Greater ReykjavíkMaps The age of buildings in Iceland’s capital city, dating back to the 18th century   
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      What is famine?Maps How food shortages have come to be seen as a tragedy of the individual   
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      How did MPs vote on the gay marriage bill?Maps In February 2013, the House of Commons voted on same-sex marriage. Did the vote follow party lines?   
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      Map of child poverty in England, Scotland, and WalesMaps District-level data from the Campaign to End Child Poverty   
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      Edinburgh’s most photogenic locationsMaps Where in Scotland’s capital are you most likely to take a photograph?   
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      Wind farms across ScotlandMaps   
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      The world’s top 100 universities, visualisedMaps See how the world’s best institutions compare