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Tag Archives: data
Not Such A Pretty Picture
It may look like a pleasing pattern but each of these red dots represents a bomb that fell on London during the Blitz (derived from the German term ‘Blitzkrieg’) from October 1940 until mid June in 1941. The Bomb Sight project … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Research
Tagged 2012, Android Apps, Augmented reality, bombs, data, London, Maps, Roger Smith, The Blitz, The National Archives, thedigitalconsultant, Time Travel, UK, World War II
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Big Data – The Sentiment of the World Throughout History Through Wikipedia
The SGI Wikipedia Project Kalev Leetaru turned to Wikipedia and together with SGI has created the first-ever historical mapping and exploration of the full text contents of the English-language edition of Wikipedia, in time and space, with visualizations of modern … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Research, Social Media
Tagged 2012, big data, data, Kalev Leetaru, Modern history, Roger Smith, SGI, thedigitalconsultant, Wikipedia
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Just When Is The Internet Awake?
The circles above are sized according to the number of broadband subscribers in each country, as measured December 2009 – June 2011. See the full interactive presentation here.
Posted in Data, Research, Web
Tagged 2011, Broadband, data, edlundart, internet, research, Roger Smith, thedigitalconsultant
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