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Visualisations by Danish cartoonist Jens Hage of some of the strategy discussions that took place at Climate-KIC's annual strategic retreat in 2013.
This image was created as an attempt to combine more than one datasets available from the recently instated Greek geodata portal.
What is visible here are 15929 fire incidences over a time-span of 1.5 year, approximately, "clustered" around their nearest fire brigade stations.
I did this because i wanted to investigate the correlation of fire severity (burnt surface area) to its distance from the nearest fire-brigade station.
Unfortunately, the fire-brigade station data were incomplete (there are about 300 active fire-brigade stations in Greece and from these, the "public buildings" dataset contained just over a third of (137).
Therefore, all i could do was just count the "load" of each fire-station and rank them according to this (still, not a very accurate measurement with so many fire-brigade stations missing :-( ).
I hope the condition of the data improves in the future.
The image and a few more visualisations about fires in Greece can be found in the following two blog posts.
These are written in Greek, but hey, if you are interested in any more details just.....fire away (...couldn't resist!)
Visualisations by Danish cartoonist Jens Hage of some of the strategy discussions that took place at Climate-KIC's annual strategic retreat in 2013.
Our rendered landscape architect's visualisation for this podium deck residential development. More information on The Oaks, Acton on our website.
In Sex and the City, Carrie is in a relationship with Big. She starts to question their joint legal rights when they buy an apartment and so he then asks her to marry him. I took screenshots of Carrie during the fall and rise again of their relationship, from when they were content and he first proposed, looking forward to the wedding, finding out he's not coming, struggling to get over it, finally healing and finding herself again, and then lastly to his second proposal and successful wedding
Here brightness is mapped to (items digitised / shelf metres). So this is a crude attempt to visualise the popularity or interestingness of different series. A series with a lot of shelf metres, but few digitised items, will be dark; a series with fewer metres, but more items digitised, will be bright.
There was an interesting sky while around The Shard while I was walking to the markets the other morning. I visualised a dark and menacing sky with The Shard appearing as a beacon. I've tried to portray that in the processing.
Camera: NEX-7
Lens: Leica M 50mm f2 Summicron
Focal Length: 50 mm
Exposure: 1/640 sec at ƒ / 8.0
ISO: ISO 100
Raw Conversion: Lightroom 5.2 RC
Processing: Photoshop CC