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Mapping the polar regions of our Earth is vital to understanding these beautiful but fragile ecosystems. Photo: Claire Porter
Casey and I visited the National Air and Space Museum's Udvar Hazy Center. This is where they display all the big stuff: the space shuttle, SR-71, Concorde, etc. It was a fun day of wandering through history and shooting some photos.
OSHA and Hazard Mapping classes facilitated by Jack Angel, Nathan Maynard and Warren Rasmussen, mid-July 2014 in Carlsband, N.M.
This was a project I did embroidering with wool on plastic window screen material. It is meant to depict the changes in open, green space in the Detroit metro area. It's not a very exact depiction of that, but I did my best by using maps of census tracts, and assuming that where there was low population density, there'd be more green space. This is a close up of the square that represents 1940. My other pics came out poorly, so this is the only one I'm showing. Also, I plan to re-do this project in the future, using GIS and better data.
Robert Soden spent the last few days working with a group of rural development specialists from U.N.I.T.E and KAFRED in Bigodi, Uganda on incorporating the use of Open Street Map and Quantum GIS into their projects.
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This is a picture of the elevator buttons (up or down) in the Ford Building. I think this is an example of good mapping because the controls are properly organized. There are only three buttons: one is red and is clear that it is for emergencies; the remaining two buttons are positioned in a way that it is very intuitive to figure out which button is UP and which is DOWN, even in the absence of labels or arrows. The upper button corresponds to going up and the lower button corresponds to going down.