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Caricature maps usually belong to a specific period — i.e., the late 19th and early 20th centuries. So it’s interesting to see Keith Thompson’s modern take on a 1914 caricature map of Europe. Via Kottke.
Previously: Even More Caricature...
KUOW Puget Sound Public Radio’s Weekday spent an hour last Thursday morning on maps and art; the program featured Katharine Harmon, two local artists whose work appeared in her latest book, and a local art historian. Via All Points...
In the current issue of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, there’s a study that models — and maps — the estimated prevalence of diabetes and obesity at the U.S. county level. It’s always interesting...
Macworld reviews four geotagging applications for the iPhone. Now the iPhone geotags its own photos — if you take a photo with the iPhone’s built-in camera, it can be automatically geotagged. But these applications turn the iPhone into a GPS...
Michalis Avraam has compiled a list of the essential skills for a successful GIS career, based on a discussion at a GIS Day event in Seattle. Via Slashgeo.
Essential Skills for a GIS Career first appeared on The Map Room: A Weblog About...
