FINAL!

Random Map Blog Post

Today I came across a $1 bill with a stamp on it indicating to go to wheresgeorge.com. It is a tracking site for currency. I thought it was worth posting. Here's where my bill has been:

Labs 8&9

Leaflets

The only thing which I couldn't figure out was the "step" portion since my years were not equal intervals (2010, 2013 and 2014).

Weekly Blog Post #10

Washington, D.C.

Here is a well put together map of all kinds of things in Washington, D.C. It is a little laggy and not especially pleasing to the eyes, but it is something that I feel this course has enabled me to create on my own. It is not so much that I wish that I had made this map, but more so that I feel that this is something which I could accomplish which makes me enjoy this map. It was made with Adobe Flash.

Weekly Blog Post #9

Open Source Mapping of Nepal

This is an awesome project which is enabling people from around the world to assist in the recovery mission in Nepal without even leaving their desks.

Final Project Proposal

For my final project I would like to have a timeline style map of my genealogy using the information I have obtained from ancestry.com. Upon pressing "play" the symbols (undetermined) and names would fade in and out. If paused, more detailed information would be displayed when hovering over the names of the individuals. I would like to incorporate a movement of the map as the locations of individuals become more condensed (http://www.mapsofwar.com/ind/imperial-history.html)

lab 5 - polish