Off the Beaten Path

Sunday, June 17th 2012

MarineTraffic.com

Thursday, January 26th 2012

WallyGPX - GPS Artwork in Southeast Baltimore

Thursday, January 26th 2012

Sightseeing Heatmaps

Thursday, January 26th 2012

EPA’s GHG Data Interactive Map

Thursday, January 19th 2012

Mapstalgia - Video Game Maps Drawn From Memory

Thursday, January 19th 2012

Where the Trees Are

Friday, January 6th 2012

Detroit Music Map

Thursday, January 5th 2012

Word Map of the British Isles

Monday, January 2nd 2012

Google Politics & Elections

Wednesday, December 28th 2011

Global Flavor Map

Tuesday, December 27th 2011

12 Maps That Show The Extreme Racial Segregation In America’s Biggest Cities

Thursday, December 22nd 2011

Song Map

Tuesday, December 20th 2011

Pastmapper

Thursday, December 15th 2011

NYC Income

Tuesday, December 13th 2011

Global Database of REDD+ and Other Forest Carbon Projects Interactive Map

Monday, December 12th 2011

UCL Hand-drawn map of London

Friday, December 9th 2011

The Corruption Map of the World

Thursday, December 8th 2011

World Migration Map

Thursday, December 8th 2011

Debt in the Eurozone

Wednesday, November 30th 2011

Dencity

Monday, November 28th 2011

Extend NY

Sunday, November 27th 2011

Philadelphia Birdseye Map (1887)

Monday, November 21st 2011

An MBTA bus-iness day

Monday, November 21st 2011

Rick Hansen Global Accessibility Map

Tuesday, November 15th 2011

Interactive Map: Texas Cities at Risk of Running Out of Water

Tuesday, November 15th 2011

Cartoloji Maps

Monday, November 14th 2011

Poisoned Places

Friday, November 4th 2011

Climate Change Vulnerability Index 2012

Tuesday, November 1st 2011

“Haunted GPS” featured in short story

Tuesday, November 1st 2011

Land Temperature Anomaly Video

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Google Geospatial Announcements from Google I/O 2013: Should GIS Users Care?

Google announced new location services APIs, a new Google Maps and a visual refresh for Google Maps at Google I/O last week. There was lots of descriptive coverage from the mainstream and tech press. But there was very little response from the geospatial community - except from Esri. Who should or should not be excited about the new Google Maps and APIs?