Some maps should not be published. Not because they deal with touchy subjects ‘human waste’? iiirk. Or because the data they present is wrong. Simply because they just don’t add anything to the discussion. I think&hellip
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CWASU – mapping women’s social network
In the Cities Institute I also helped on numerous cartographic projects, notably taking the lead on the spatial analysis for one project working with the CWASU and Solace Women’s Aid. Some of the data analysis&hellip
Gender inbalance in Denmark
Politiken, one of the major daily newspaper in Denmark, recently published a map I couldn’t help commenting. The map illustrates the cities with gender unbalance, and is entitled (from my basic Danish understanding) ‘Here are&hellip
Acknowledgement
My PhD is finally printed, sent, defended, and corrected.. ooray! However lonely PhDs can get, this would not have been done without the support of a fair few. Since my PhD was all about maps,&hellip
Multiple Frames in QGIS – Trick1
Since QGIS has the possibility to make different frames, cartography has only been getting better! I often have to make map with different frames (usually because there are different scales), and I found that QGIS&hellip
ScapeToad, the cartogram maker
While trying to represent my data in the most faithful and useful way, I recently discovered the little free software ScapeToad that makes cartograms. Very well documented, this software lets users distord their data in function of&hellip