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Map Design: February 2008
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008. Looking at cartographic animations (from a design and multimedia standpoint). Animation with moving symbol. Another example with a historical bend. A moving symbol in a hurricane simulation. A "faux-GIS" style animation. Another one about Michigan. And this is just an interesting way to search for news geographically. And this is just a very unique visualization of movie box office domestic grosses. Posted by Jill Hallden. How to get your Flash file on your blog. But it migh...
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Map Design: Map Festival Week!
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Wednesday, April 9, 2008. This week we continue our advanced features in Flash and look further into map and graphic design. Inspired by Tufte's "Graphical Excellence" I want to look at even more maps:. NYC and London subway maps and modifications. Earth Live (Discovery Channel). Real time Wikipedia posting shown geographically. Neat video that's appropriate for map makers. And just to keep up your yearning for maps:. National Geographic's Map of the Day. And for Lab 9:. Posted by Jill Hallden.
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Map Design: March 2008
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008. Wednesday, March 26th. Tonight we are going to start looking more into design issues and look into more visualizations. Shaded Relief and Draping :. Tom Patterson is the shaded relief guru (he's a Cartographer at the National Park Service in Harper's Ferry). He is also a really nice guy! This is his site. Another good source of info: Hunter College Guide. Washington Post's Avian Flu Map. Newseum Flash map of the news. Article to read is by Tom Patterson. Posted by Jill Hallden.
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Map Design: Final Projects and Presentations
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008. Final Projects and Presentations. The end is near! Next Wednesday (May 7th) at 7:30pm we will have the Final Project Presentations and your completed Final Project is due (it must be online, linked to your blog, and functional! We will meet in our normal classroom. Please be on-time. I will be holding additional hours on campus to help with your project issues. We'll pick some times in class tonight. Also feel free to send me an email at any point. Hang in there!
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Map Design: April has arrived!
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Wednesday, April 2, 2008. And so we continue our look into maps and their design elements. Today let's look some more into color:. Color is both empowering and overwhelming. It can transform a map in a fantastic way and it can also kill a map. Knowing how to use color is key. The most popular cartographic color site is Cindy Brewer's ColorBrewer. Catchy name, huh? It is such a simple, easy to use starting point that I know direct all of my new map makers to the site to start their color journey.
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Map Design: 1 week left!
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008. Tonight is the last regular class. All we have left is the final exam period next Wed, May 7th at 7:30pm. That is when the final projects are due and we'll have informal presentations of the projects (details coming). And again, even if you are still at a crude state, we might think of something that will help. Posted by Jill Hallden. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fairfax, Virginia, United States. View my complete profile. Final Projects and Presentations.
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Map Design: January 2008
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Thursday, January 24, 2008. Correction to Lab 0:Blog. It was brought to my attention last night that the write-up for the blog set-up refers to the class blog address as http:/ geog310.blogspot.com. When in fact it is http:/ mapdesign.blogspot.com. If you simply switch out the web addresses, you'll link to "our" class.not one from last Fall! Posted by Jill Hallden. Tuesday, January 22, 2008. Yes, you found it! It has been a long time since this class was offered (Spring 2003? Posted by Jill Hallden.
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Map Design: More wonderful maps!
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008. Is a website with extensive graphics and links to all sorts of interesting research. Lots of examples of complex datasets. And at the other side. A different topic, but a very interesting approach to visualizing a complex yet simple concept: the number of people in the world. A map I just found this week: estimation of risk. And a little bit of the art side of maps:. Posted by Jill Hallden. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fairfax, Virginia, United States.
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Map Design: Wednesday, March 26th
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008. Wednesday, March 26th. Tonight we are going to start looking more into design issues and look into more visualizations. Shaded Relief and Draping :. Tom Patterson is the shaded relief guru (he's a Cartographer at the National Park Service in Harper's Ferry). He is also a really nice guy! This is his site. Another good source of info: Hunter College Guide. Washington Post's Avian Flu Map. Newseum Flash map of the news. Article to read is by Tom Patterson. Posted by Jill Hallden.
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Map Design: Lab 7 Hints (Splash screens and rollovers)
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Wednesday, April 2, 2008. Lab 7 Hints (Splash screens and rollovers). I've received 2 questions on the splash screens and wanted to pass along these hints:. At the end of your splash screen scene, just add a "goto and play" script to the final frame, or add a button that allows your users to advance there on their own. I also received a question about roll-overs (when everything, even the "hidden" part is "active"):. More questions or handy tricks? Post a comment to this post! Posted by Jill Hallden.
