Modern civilization (and ancient civilizations for that matter) depends heavily on mapping and often in ways that we don’t even recognize on the surface. Location data is behind almost every device and automated technologies rely on maps for everything from … Read More
While I’ve loved writing all of the Mapping for Good articles we’ve done, I must admit that they are the most fun when I’ve got a particular connection to the place in question. To not admit an intense bias in … Read More
We here at Apollo Mapping are always on the lookout for maps and mapping projects that we think deserve to be noticed. That, after all, is precisely the reason we’ve been doing this monthly column for so darn long (and … Read More
Mapping for Good returns this month to highlight a grassroots project that’s mapping pirate radio stations in Brooklyn. While we’re not going to say we officially condone pirated radio as it is illegal under FCC regulations, we will say that … Read More
Our series Mapping for Good has been going on for two years now! For most of that time we’ve covered projects that use maps for “good” in accordance with our column title, looking at everything from the destruction caused by … Read More
This month in our Mapping for Good series we’ll take a look at how one university is using existing infrastructure and resources to map a whole city. City Scanner, a project from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the … Read More
Recently we tweeted about a project currently underway at Columbia University’s Center for Spatial Research, Conflict Urbanism, that is using spatial analysis and data visualization techniques to examine the ability of conflict to alter and even create new urban landscapes. … Read More
For this month’s edition of Mapping For Good, we’ll be taking a look at one of my all-time favorite resources for in-depth web maps and spatial information, “Mapping L.A.” from the Los Angeles Times. I’ll come clean from the start … Read More
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