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John Gray on maps and cities.

A map can represent the physical structures of which a city is at any one time composed, but the city itself remains uncharted. This is not only because the city will have changed materially by the time the map appears. A map cannot contain the infinite places that the city contains, which come and go […]

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psychogeography – thinkwhere

The website hosted on thinkwhere.wordpress.com serves as a blog and resource hub focusing on geographic information systems (GIS), mapping technologies, and spatial data analysis. It features posts discussing various applications of geographic data, often highlighting case studies or technical insights related to geospatial science and its practical implementations. The content addresses a range of topics including software usage, data visualization techniques, and emerging trends in location-based analytics. Additionally, the site documents collaborative projects and community engagement efforts that involve spatial data in urban planning, environmental monitoring, and cultural mapping. It also occasionally covers events and workshops related to geographic information science, reflecting an ongoing engagement with both academic and professional domains in the geospatial field. The blog emphasizes detailed exploration of spatial methodologies and their relevance across different sectors.

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keeping distance

Moving in a way so as to maintain distance between self and one or two other animals within view.

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