Axis Maps (Andy, Ben, Dave, Mark, and I) just released indiemapper, a sweet browser-based thematic and reference mapping application.
For some more indie maps, check out our gallery. To try it out, just head over to indiemapper.com: you can sign up for a free 30 day trial without entering a credit card; after your trial, [...]
Also tagged Axis Maps, cartograms, cartography, choropleth, flash, Flex, indiemapper, mapping, Mate, noncontiguous cartogram, software, thematic mapping
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For a while now, I’ve wanted to build geographic topology in Flash. Topology, as described in an ESRI white paper, is
a set of rules and behaviors that model how points, lines, and polygons share geometry. For example, adjacent features, such as two counties, will share a common edge.
For the applications I’ve had [...]
Also tagged bitmap, BitmapData.threshold(), borders, cartograms, circular cartograms, collision detection, color, dorling, flash, Flex, game development, generalization, mapping, mathematics, raster, topology
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First off, why mess with such a retro format as Arc/Info Export (.e00)?– any code written for this ASCII file type in the last few years has been on how to go from e00 to pretty much anything (especially to the non-topological data format, the shapefile).
Put simply, topological information makes a lot [...]
Also tagged actionscript 3, cartograms, circular cartograms, code, Daniel Dorling, flash, Flex, geography, graphs, library, topology, visualization
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