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Sandy Missed My House
/in Urban Planning, Weather /by Nina KFTeleGeography Tells a Story
/in Google Maps and Mashups, Technical /by Nina KFInteractivity allows you to select and isolate cities, or cable systems to get more details. For example, this images shows the Atlantic Crossingcable which connects Beverwijk and Brooklyn. And this is the famous (and longest at 39,000 kms) system, the SeaMeWe system.
The Ring of Fire
/in Environment, Geology /by Nina KFEnds of the Earth at MOCA
/in Environment, Google Maps and Mashups, Map Art /by Nina KFUpdate 8/1/2019: The MOCA site no longer has the map, but here it is on Google Earth – however it appears you must view this with Chrome. Link to Landart in Google Maps.
Pixel Mania
/in Augmented Reality, Google Earth and Sky, Google Maps and Mashups /by Nina KFUpdate 8/1/2019: It seems that in 10 years, the aerial tour is no longer available, and Pixelcase has morphed into an Augmented Realty (AR) company. More on this some other time.
Biking in L.A.
/in Google Maps and Mashups, Urban Planning /by Nina KFAfrica – Bigger Than You Think
/in Cartography /by Nina KFAs was pointed out by The Economist, the actual graphic used by Mr. Krause is not a perfect representation of the proportions. For a more accurate representation, the writer used the Gall’s Stereographic projection (which I used to use at Johnson Controls!) which is an “equal area” projection designed to keep countries areas in proportion. The conclusion is the same, maybe a little less dramatic, but another nice graphic.
Cultural Heritage on a Map
/in Google Maps and Mashups, History, Website Design /by Nina KF360 Panoramas on a Map
/in Google Earth and Sky, Google Maps and Mashups /by Nina KFNederland van Boven
/in Television /by Nina KF6 december 2011: 24 uur Nederland
13 december 2011: Vrije tijd
20 december 2011: Natuur
27 december 2011: Boer
3 januari 2012: Stad
10 januari 2012: Veiligheid
24 januari 2012: Rotterdam
31 januari 2012: Onder de grond
7 februari 2012: Luchtruim
Left: Eric van Heeswijk and Jasper Koning on Holland from Above / PICNIC Festival 2011from PICNIC on Vimeo.