Posts tagged "3-D"

I posted yesterday about residential buildings in Seoul and South Korea. Here's a quick look at the buildings in my previous city, Washington, D.C. Darker shades represent taller buildings: Read more →

The data-driven real estate service Trulia.com has released another cool visualization — this time mapping the company’s growth in web traffic since August 2006.  The map illustrates where house hunters... Read more →

Yesterday’s Census maps — in 3D. Color shades represent growth rates. Extrusions represent raw population changes. Read more →

Inspired by Bill Rankin’s maps, I downloaded the U.S. Census of Agriculture, which counted the number of food animals sold and moved off farms in each American county during the 2007... Read more →