What is a Map

FOSS4G-NA 2015

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1. Map?
   What is a
   the progress and future of the
   popular map
   

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4. A little background
   

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6. BIOLOGIST
   

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8. DEVELOPER
   

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10. MAPPER
    

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17. BUILDING TOOLS TO HELP
    PEOPLE GAIN AND SHARE
    INSIGHTS FROM DATA
    

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19. BUT WHY MAPS?
    

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25. HOME
    POOL
    

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26. HOME
    POOL
    

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28. http://bit.ly/ZaqMZY
    

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30. HOW DID WE GET HERE
    AND WHERE IS THIS
    GOING?
    

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31. Begin at the beginning and go on
    till you come to the end: then stop.
    Lewis Carrol
    

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32. 10 minutes
    3 hours
    8000 years
    

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33. THE MAPS AS
    REPRESENTATION OF
    PLACE
    

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34. 8000 years ago
    

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35. 2500 years ago
    

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36. GEOGRAPHY AND MATH
    

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37. Eratosthenes
    Eratosthenes
    

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40. POWER & MONEY
    

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42. “DISTORT PREDICTABLY”
    BECOMES THE MOTO OF MAP
    MAKERS EVERYWHERE
    

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45. distort predictably
    

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48. THE RACE IS ON
    

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49. More indigenous territory has been claimed
    by maps than by guns. This assertion has its
    corollary: more indigenous territory can be
    defended and reclaimed by maps than by guns
    Bernard Nietschmann
    

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52. MAPS JOIN DATA
    

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60. DATA DRIVEN MAP
    

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64. THE BEGINNING OF THE END
    

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69. GIS
    

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73. 2004
    SLippymap!
    

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75. http://libgmail.sourceforge.net/googlemaps.html
    

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77. “Mashup”
    

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86. Crazy
    Geo gone
    

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96. WTH MAPS?
    

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97. WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT THE
    MAP TODAY THAN THE MAP
    5, 50, OR 500 YEARS AGO?
    

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98. 1. MAPS AND PLAYFUL

    DESIGN
    

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100. WEB DESIGN CARTOGRAPHY
     

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102. Eric Fischer
     

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104. peter desmet
     

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110. 2. MAPS ARE MOVING
     BEYOND HISTORY
     

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123. 3. A DIFFERENT MAP FOR

     EVERY VIEWER
     

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126. Same address, same boundaries no matter what
     service is providing the tile
     credit Alan McConchie & Beth Schechter
     

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127. 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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129. In CartoDB, the tile can change 100% per request
     What you see What I see
     

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130. SQL API
     

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131. Dynamic
     

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132. 4. DISAPPEARING ACT
     

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135. all joking aside
     

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139. FINALLY
     

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140. WELCOME TO THE
     NEW AGE OF MAPS
     

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141. Thank you!
     @andrewxhill
     andrew@cartodb.com
     

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