#MapsInTheWild overview map of Naoshima, Teshima and Inujima in the Seto Inland Sea
Love the use of RGB colours for each island and that circle zoom-in of Naoshima Port in the top left so much
3. Mount Kaimon 開聞岳
2. Kirishima Mountains 霧島山
Weather of my flight from Japan back to Hong Kong yesterday was too tremendous that I took tons of photos of some iconic mountains
昨天從高松回香港的飛機在九州上空天氣太好，隨手拍了一堆靠肉眼認出的山岳
1. Sakurajima Volcano 櫻島火山
Streetscapes and afternoon sunlight are what make office life less dull
Discovered this interactive light pollution map (and learning about the Bortle Scale) by watching random YouTube recommended videos. A rare 10/10 YouTube recommendation.
🔗 lightpollutionmap.app
🔗 www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn7r...
Trying John Nelson's tutorial to generate a prefecture map of Japan in "classic National Geographic sort of political style". Having so much fun playing with the symbology in ArcPro again
Map of Antarctica’s under-ice topography with a sequential color palette (viridis, which runs from dark blue (lowest elevations) through green to yellow (highest elevations)). This palette emphasizes the overall structure of elevation, but obscures the line of bedrock between above and below sea level. The relatively "warm" yellow hues for high elevation also help them visually protrude from the "cool", low-elevation blues.
Map of Antarctica’s under-ice topography with a divergent color palette (blue shades represent areas below sea level, tan and brown areas above sea level). This clearly shows where the bedrock is below sea level. It also allows the map to blend seamlessly with ocean bathymetry. Since most elevations are only modestly above or below sea level, and are relatively pale, added shaded relief helps accent the topography. The BBC cartographers also included photos to help illustrate what the topography would look like without ice.
Academic vs. media representations of a new Antarctic under-ice dataset. The sequential (University of Grenoble-Alpes) palette emphasizes overall structure, divergent (BBC) emphasizes the extremes.
From Science & the BBC/@erwanrivault.com
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/
www.bbc.com/news/article...
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#MapsInTheWild Shizuoka Electric Railway Route Guide (静岡電気鉄道沿線案内) displayed at the Shizuoka City Museum of History, drawn in 1927
This century-old map still reveals how lovely Shizuoka City's landscape is
Geological map of Aso Volcano in Japan
My knowledge on geology is probably layman level (got a B grade in an intro earth science course during undergraduate), but geological maps still fascinate me so much
🔗 www.gsj.jp/Map/EN/volca...
No idea why, but I love the greenish pale blue color of the palette in this choropleth map from The New York Times so much
🔗 www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
Happy New Year everyone! 🎆✌️
Was reading articles about the first sunrise of Japan (初日の出) and fell down a rabbit hole researching sunrise times on January 1 in cities across Asia and turned it into #MapInProgress
#30DayMapChallenge Day 29 - Raster
Daytime/Nighttime temperature difference in Australia, Jan 2025
Wanted to map something about the country after my trip last month, and land surface temperature is always a good starting point for exploring a place you don't know much about
Aerial view of Taipei and Taichung from the flight I took back to Hong Kong a few days ago
#30DayMapChallenge Day 14 - OpenStreetMap
Comparing peaks in Hong Kong based on crowdsourced OSM data vs. official government data
We don’t have a strict definition of when the top of a hill should be considered a peak anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
...and I definitely need to catch up and finish all the maps I haven't made for #30DayMapChallenge since late Nov
Posting again after a 2-week social media break. Just returned from a holiday in Sydney and Melbourne last week.
Great weather, great cities, great national parks, great food. First time in Australia and will definitely come back.
Hi all urbanists here: I will be visiting Australia (Sydney and Melbourne) shortly, are there any transport planning / active travel / architecture / urban planning projects you'd recommend for a site visit?
See my commentary in @nytimes.com in re climatic & non-climatic factors pushing down home prices (always excellent work of @benkeys.bsky.social & P. Mulder) Amazing to see how far prices have tanked in Nola. Good News: homes w/ Fortified Roofs are holding their value. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
#30DayMapChallenge Day 19 - Projections
19 projected coordinate systems of Japan (JGD2011 Japan plane rectangular CS, I to XIX) shown together, with Tokyo being the centre point
Don’t ask me what does this map means, I also have no idea what I’m doing
👇 Previous map
bsky.app/profile/kenn...
#30DayMapChallenge Day 17 - A new tool
Testing out the {mapgl} package in #RStats with a zoom-in animation on Shibuya station, Tokyo
The highlighted zones show 10-minute walking isochrones from each Yamanote Line station made for the previous map
#30DayMapChallenge Day 13 - 10 minute map
Reachable areas within a 10-minute walk / 10-min isochrones of Yamanote Line (山手線) stations
And yes, the map took much longer than 10 mins to make, sorry not sorry
#30DayMapChallenge Day 11 - Minimal Map
Contour map of Antarctica
#30DayMapChallenge Day 8 - Urban
Betweenness centrality of the pedestrian network within 2 km of selected Taiwan's train Stations (Taipei, Taichung, Kaohsiung)
Warming up with OSMnx again
#30DayMapChallenge Day 6 - Dimensions
Pseudo-3D / 2.5D “axonometric” site plans of several districts in Hong Kong (Wan Chai, Kwun Tong, Tsuen Wan)
#30DayMapChallenge Day 3 - Polygons
Land use distribution of Mong Kok, Hong Kong
Classified into 6 major categories: built structure, open space, carriageway, footway, alleyway, others
#30DayMapChallenge Day 2 - Lines
#popelevation #joyplot of the UK
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