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In the fall of 2006, I led a workshop for students in an undergraduate history seminar at the University of Michigan. Here are their maps. |
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This map shows the geographical distribution of sex ratios at birth in China, using data from the 2000 population census. Originally designed for print, the map is displayed here in a web viewer. |
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Somewhere between a text reader and an information graphic, this tool has a graphical interface for searching and browsing Shakespeare's plays. |
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I developed this interactive web map in 2005 for the Wisconsin State Cartographer's Office as a viewer for WMS services in the Wisclinc catalog. It features smooth grab-and-drag panning, tile caching, layer management and a resizable map window.[more] |
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Explore the 1993 flood on the upper Mississippi and Missouri Rivers with this animated, interactive Flash map. The map is a visualization of streamflow data from USGS gaging stations.
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This Flash-based map viewer has an uncluttered interface (no buttons!) that enables both panning and zooming. Here, it shows a famous map of the 1854 London cholera outbreak by John Snow, a pioneer in the field of epidemiology. |
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This is my first map, a homework assignment for Mark Harrower's Geography 575 class at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. The map takes a playful approach to visualizing airplane flights in time and space. |