Berto Jongman: 2013 Innovative Maps

Geospatial
Berto Jongman
Berto Jongman

Each map has an illustration of the map type, and additional links.

Year in Review

The Most Innovative Maps of 2013

1. The cloudless map.
2. The personalized map.
3. The real-time map.
4. The animated map.
5. The map that compares our present to the past.
6. The map that simulates the future.
7. The laser map.
8. The meta-map.
9. The 3D map.
10. The dot map of everyone.

Emily Badger is a staff writer at The Atlantic Cities. Her work has previously appeared in Pacific Standard, GOOD, The Christian Science Monitor, and The New York Times. She lives in Washington, D.C

Graphic: USA — 11 Separate Nations Today + Americas RECAP + Book Review

Citizen-Centered, Cultural Intelligence, Geospatial, Political, Tribes
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Note: Graphic does not properly show First Nation, including Greenland and larger than the USA, with roughly 300,000 inhabitants and in pole position (pun intented) to be the future core for humanity.

Tip of the Hat to SchwartzReport

UPDATED 19 FEB 14:

Review: American Nations – A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America

See Also:

2013 Healing the Americas with an Open Source Agency

Graphic: Robert Steele Global Strategy – The Hourglass Home Base Plus Four

SchwartzReport: South America Rising + New World Order II Meta-RECAP

Summary and RECAP Below the Line.

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