Here are the latest additions to the Atlas of Cyberspace
3rd February 2004 |
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The citizen's guide to the airwaves provides an excellent visual explanation of the allocation radio spectrum in the U.S. | |
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An example of mapping the location of weblogs onto city subway maps, such as D.C. Metro blog map for Washington D.C., to provide a visual catalogue. | |
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Interactive map of the O2 mobile phone network infrastructure in the United Kingdom. | |
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A self-organising map of key themes in geographic research produced by André Skupin.
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23rd August 2003 |
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TextArc, an artistic tool for visualising the structure of writing, developed by W. Bradford Paley | |
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A map of user trails in a 3D virtual world produced by Katy Börner and colleagues.
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25th April 2003 |
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A map of the websites with a GeoURL | |
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An example of TeleGeography's mapping of metropolitan area networks
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A cartogram of Internet Users by Antonio Scarponi | |
Maps from the Technology Policy Group's NetmapUSA project benchmarking information infrastructure in U.S. states | |
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Mapping aging research by Katy Börner and Kevin Boyack | |
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18th December 2002 |
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Sitefinder is an interactive map of mobile phone base stations in the UK | |
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City of News, a 3D information browser by Flavia Sparacino | |
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Cobot map of social relations in a MOO by Charles Isbell and Michael Kearns | |
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16th August 2002 |
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Geographic distribution of Internet routers by Soon-Hyung Yook and colleagues | |
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ContactMap, a prototype map of your personal social network | |
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The Spamdemic Map by Clueless Mailers shows the organisation of the spam industry | |
The TouchGraph GoogleBrowser, an interactive graph of web site connections | |
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30th April 2002 |
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Visualization of the Linux kernel by the Free Code Graphing Project | |
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The minitasking visual gnutella client | |
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20th March 2002 |
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Mapping WLAN signal strength by researchers at the University of Kansas | |
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8th February 2002 |
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New mirror sites:
New Atlas pages looking at weather maps and wireless infrastructure maps.
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Mapping the Web Infome net art project by Lisa Jevbratt | |
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The Czech Republic's CESNET2 network weather map | |
Weather map for GRNET in Greece | |
Topological diagram of traffic loads on the GARR-B network in Italy | |
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Network map for Golden Telecom in Russia | |
The topology of the new pan European R&E GÉANT network | |
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NYCWireless 802.11b network node map | |
Consume 802.11b network node map for central London | |
802.11b network node map from Seattle Wireless | |
A map of war driving for 802.11b nodes in Los Angeles by Frank Keeney | |
Antennas in the USA from Tower Maps | |
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7th December 2001 |
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Philadelphia fibre optic cable map | |
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AlphaWorld satellite map from August 2001 by Roland Vilett | |
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A sketch map of ARPANET topology by Larry Roberts | |
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17th October 2001 |
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Africa ONE route map | |
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Internet bandwidth diagrams by TeleGeography | |
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Internet mapping work of Stephen Coast | |
Map of a corporate intranet by Lumeta | |
gnuTellaVision visualization of the gnutella peer to peer network | |
Another gnutella graph created using the Gnucleus client | |
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The Smithsonian Institute's HistoryWired information map by Martin Wattenberg | |
The UK academic map provides a geographic directory of websites | |
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Web Forager 3D information environment | |
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First map of the ARPANET connection between UCLA and SRI | |
USENET geographic traffic map by Brian Reid from 1986 | |
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18th June 2001 | |
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Communications taxonomy sphere by Nathan Shredroff | |
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A map of USENET newsgroups from the Netscan project at Microsoft Research | |
The Kartoo visual search engine | |
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| Introduction |
Whats New | Conceptual
| Artistic | Geographic
| Cables & Satellites | Traceroutes
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| Census | Topology
| Info Maps | Info
Landscapes | Info Spaces | ISP
Maps | Weather Maps |
| Wireless | Web Site
Maps | Surf Maps | MUDs
& Virtual Worlds | Historical |
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