“Grid is an Augmented Reality environment which provides a spatial configuration for real-time gaming at an architectural scale.
With Nokia Maps 3D http://nokia.ly/sdCsrO you can now search for local attractions, restaurants, and shops, and get directions in the world's most famous cities in photorealistic 3D views. And there's even more! Luca, our Nokia Maps 3D product manager is going to explain you the latest.
At special panel dedicated to
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Director Letitia Long's keynote address to the GEOINT 2011 attendees in San Antonio on Oct. 17, 2011 in San Antonio. (Video courtesy of the USGIF)
The visualization was mostly created with Processing (processing.org). The data was provided by our data team from the hadoop/hive infrastructure they've built for analytical purposes (more on that here: engineering.foursquare.com/2011/03/24/big-data-foursquare-slides-from-our-recent-talk/). I created the map tiles using a great open source app called TileMill (mapbox.com/tilemill/), and loaded them into my Processing sketch with the Modest Maps library (code.google.com/p/modestmaps/). A few things at the end were added with After Effects (the zoom-in bubbles and the glow on the category bars).