Maps of Today/Tomorrow

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1. tomorrow the map of today and @andrewxhill

2. BIOLOGIST

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4. DEVELOPER

5. https://xkcd.com/353/

6. MAPPER

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14. MAP EVERYTHING

15. EVERYBODY MAPPING

16. BUT WHY MAPS?

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24. http://bit.ly/ZaqMZY

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26. THE ACCELERATING PACE OF EVERYTHING

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28. 1569

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30. 1946

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33. 1989

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35. “Mashup”

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41. Crazy Geo gone

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52. WTH MAPS?

53. MAPS OF TODAY | MAPS OF TOMORROW

54. 1. MAPS AND PLAYFUL
 DESIGN

55. WEB DESIGN CARTOGRAPHY

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57. Eric Fischer

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59. peter desmet

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64. 2. MAPS ARE MOVING BEYOND HISTORY

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76. 3. NEVER THE SAME MAP TWICE

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79. Same address, same boundaries no matter what service is providing

    the tile credit Alan McConchie & Beth Schechter

80. Crimea What you see in Russia What you see in

    Ukraine We work to provide as much discoverable information as possible so that users can make their own judgments about geopolitical disputes
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82. In CartoDB, the map can change 100% for every viewer

    What you see What I see

83. 4. DISAPPEARING MAP ACT

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88. PAGE BREAK

89. INTRO TO CARTODB

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91. Data support

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93. Live data, import API, and remote sync

94. Privacy, sharing, collaboration

95. Privacy, sharing, collaboration

96. Easy integration

97. SQL API

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100. Dynamic

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103. SO. EASY.

104. https://bit.ly/ cdb-poly

105. SO. EASY.

106. Thank you! @andrewxhill