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Rwanda forges forward in drone mapping use After Rwanda made waves in the news early last year for allegedly being the first country to approve drone delivery, people paid attention. The country, with its rolling hills and one of the fastest growing economies in Central Africa, has already...
Love this. The big tube icons are placed by the geo data from TFL and the small icons are actually on the map.
Wonder if I could get rid of them...
Created with Skitch - skitch.com
Students have helped with the water projects by running high resolution surveys of the mountain side using Global Positioning Systems surveying technologies to map water pipe routes.
You can find out more about our geography degrees at hesas.glam.ac.uk/geography/
CX's Adam Miller & Diana Joseph host and facilitate "A Taste of Journey Mapping" workshop for Citrix's Learning Week
The fire alarm is a good example of natural mapping because it would make sense to pull down on the lever in the case of an emergency.
Matt Dooley, professor of Geography and Geographic Information Science, creates gunpowder maps of rivers using a paper stencil, paper, plywood and gunpowder. When the gunpowder ignites, it leaves dramatic marks on the paper below.
photos by Kathy M Helgeson Research: Our Polluted Waterways: A Gunpowder Mapping Project