Thoughts and adventures in maps, Flash, visualization, and anything in between

Posts Tagged ‘interactive maps’

Map panning and zooming methods

Following last week’s post on losing context with interactive maps, I wanted to consider the different methods of navigating an interactive map (i.e., panning and zooming) and how they might affect that issue, and while I’m at it look at other aspects of these methods, too.
A great place to start is the 2005 paper by [...]

You are here, but do you know where “here” is?

Bear with me as I relive some grad school memories (but not the fun ones) for a moment…
Last year two of my University of Wisconsin colleagues (Jamon Van Den Hoek and Eve McGlynn) and I did a small research project to present at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers in San Francisco. [...]