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#29: Population

#27: A Dot Map

#25: Antarctica

#21: Raster

#19: A 5mins Map

Generated in Kepler.gl and modified in Illustrator

#17: Flow

in ArcGIS

#16: Oceania

Mapped for cute sea turtles to show their nesting location (beaches) in Australia and Oceania.

#15: OpenStreetMap

City isochrone maps, made in Python with OSMnx. How far can you travel on foot from the city center? I kinda have some clues to dive deeply into accessibility metrics and direction index for cities.

#14: Europe

R

#13: Choropleth

#10 & 12 America

follow the tutorial made by milos-agathon, and his code in R.

#11: Retro

A blast from the past Python & Adobe

#9: Hexagons

#8: Africa

Python

#7: Navigation

In ArcGIS )

#6: Asia

#4: A Bad Map

Let's get this over with

#3: Polygon

Choropleth Map of LFPR Gender Gap in Philadelphia in 2021

#2: Lines

Motor Vehicle Collisions Index Per Street in Manhattan

I mapped the change of the MVC Index per street in Manhattan from January to October of the year 2023. The data is from NYC Open Data, containing details on the crash event from all police-reported motor vehicle collisions in NYC. The MVC Index provides a measure of crash frequency per street. It was calculated based on street network length, nearest edge, and the number of crashes, then logged and normalized.

Packages that I used include OSMnx to get street network graphs and graph edges, matplotlib to plot the histogram and maps, folium to visualize the interactive map.

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#1: Points

Popular Instagram Check-ins in North America

I mapped the popular check-in points under the hashtag "ustrip" in North America on Instagram. The data is from Voratham Tiabrat, including the records during Jan 2016 to Oct 2019. I mapped it with R and modified it in Adobe Illustrator.

Packages that I used include ggplot, rnaturalearth, sf and dplyr.

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