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photo thebritishkiwi:

Music Map of British Bands

thebritishkiwi:

Music Map of British Bands

9 months ago

August 20, 2012
reblogged via cartophile
photo shriyashriyashriya:

dadatavis:

Ought to point out that this can also be folded up into a little pocket pamphlet for handy reference - remind me to upload a photo
Most of the info comes from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15125287

Though the best part about cities are that they become the sites for collective dreams; sometimes the point is to be lost.

shriyashriyashriya:

dadatavis:

Ought to point out that this can also be folded up into a little pocket pamphlet for handy reference - remind me to upload a photo

Most of the info comes from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15125287

Though the best part about cities are that they become the sites for collective dreams; sometimes the point is to be lost.

1 year ago

December 7, 2011
reblogged via shriyashriyashriya
photo UK Road Casualties 2000-2010 (ITOWorld)

1 year ago

December 6, 2011
photo CrashMap UK - collisions involving bicycles in the UK, 2005-2010

CrashMap UK - collisions involving bicycles in the UK, 2005-2010

1 year ago

October 28, 2011
link Under the Raedar

a blog about urban things, planning, spatial analysis, gis, data…

with bunches on income disparity/poverty/etc in the uk

1 year ago

September 15, 2011
photo See UK (via) - UK crime stats normalized by population size or area

See UK (via) - UK crime stats normalized by population size or area

photo blech:

plastic map by maraid on Flickr.
Fantastic (and shot very nicely too).

blech:

plastic map by maraid on Flickr.

Fantastic (and shot very nicely too).

1 year ago

May 26, 2011
reblogged via blech
photo UK Internal Conflicts (Otto Schade)
via Strange Maps

UK Internal Conflicts (Otto Schade)

via Strange Maps

2 years ago

May 16, 2011
photo During March and April 2011, participating households in Tidy Street, Brighton, UK, are recording their electricity consumption using this website. The daily average usage of the participants will be marked on a large street display which will initially show how Tidy Street compares to the average Brighton household’s electricity usage.
This display will develop over the duration of the project: each day the participants’ electricity usage over the previous 24 hours will be marked; and each week participants can choose to add another comparison line that will show how their electricity consumption compares to another region in the UK or even a different country. We hope that the residents, in collaboration with a local graffiti artist, will produce an engaging artwork that will stimulate the street and passersby to reflect on their electricity use. The street display is temporary as it is created by spraying chalk on to the road and will be removed at the end of the project. However, we will keep a record of how the artwork evolves on this website.
via The Tidy Street Project

During March and April 2011, participating households in Tidy Street, Brighton, UK, are recording their electricity consumption using this website. The daily average usage of the participants will be marked on a large street display which will initially show how Tidy Street compares to the average Brighton household’s electricity usage.

This display will develop over the duration of the project: each day the participants’ electricity usage over the previous 24 hours will be marked; and each week participants can choose to add another comparison line that will show how their electricity consumption compares to another region in the UK or even a different country. We hope that the residents, in collaboration with a local graffiti artist, will produce an engaging artwork that will stimulate the street and passersby to reflect on their electricity use. The street display is temporary as it is created by spraying chalk on to the road and will be removed at the end of the project. However, we will keep a record of how the artwork evolves on this website.

via The Tidy Street Project

2 years ago

April 14, 2011
video

Analysing and Visualising Social Change: The Case of Surnames

via Spatial Analysis

2 years ago

September 4, 2010