- CityDashboard
- The Independent (& 10 May 2012 print edition)
- The Guardian
- New Scientist
- Now. Here. This. (Time Out London blog)
- Wired
- Londonist
- GEMMA
- Winner: Best Developer Team (JISC Geospatial Programme 2011 – jiscGEO)
- Geodemographics of Housing in Great Britain – Booth-style map (February 2012)
- The Guardian
- Financial Times (& 24 July 2012 print edition) (& blog post)
- London’s Surnames with James Cheshire (January 2011)
- Lives on the Line with James Cheshire (July 2012)
- Bike Share Visualisation (August 2010)
- National Geographic (June 2012 USA print edition)
- Wired UK (& April 2011 print edition)
- The Guardian
- Telegraph (followup)
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- BBC
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- Greater Greater Washington
- Londonist
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- Copenhagenize
- Bike Radar (additional)
- TheCityFix
- Dykes, J et al. Editorial – Geovisualization and the Digital City Computers, Environment and Urban Systems 34 (2010) 443-351
- ESRC – Our Society Today
- European Union Open Data Challenge – First prize, visualisation stream
- Design Week
- Velo-City 2013: Velo-citizen profile
- Tube Station Use Visualisation (April 2010)
- Mapping London
- Twitter Map of London
- Royal Mail Contact magazine
- General commentary
Suprageography
Oliver O'Brien, UCL CASA. Digital cartography and data visualisation.
Could you disambiguate some of the Wikipedia place links in your Olympic torch relay map? e.g. “Warton” should be “Warton, Fylde”. Many thanks. Great map by the way!
It would be a quite a job to go through all 1019 Wikipedia links to do that – they are auto-generated from the source data file information. I agree, not ideal!
Thanks for the reply, Oliver. I suspect most of those links will be unique and require no change. I’m sure someone at Wikipedia would be glad to help if they could.