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CERN’S Large Hadron Collider Portrayed via Google Maps Overlay in SmartDraw 2009

Published 9 September 8 4:30 AM | Aaron

This is a guest article by a fellow SmartDraw employee, Ben Torrence. There’s been a lot of talk about the Large Hadron Collider at CERN’s new Nuclear Research facility. This Large Hadron Collider, or LHC, is supposed to be big. Really big...

Filed under: Maps, Google Maps

How To Build An Interactive Electoral Map

Published 28 January 8 11:8 PM | Laurence

The Primary Elections Map I refer to throughout this article is located here . You should be able to make something like this (or better) by the end of this article. Traditionally, making interactive graphics for the web is a complex process that goes...

Filed under: Maps, How To

2008 US Primary Elections

Published 21 January 8 7:55 PM | Laurence

I was able to make this primary map in a few hours (a how-to is coming soon) and I wanted to share it. Sure it's not quite as pretty as the Time or Newsweek versions but I think it does a decent job of capturing the appropriate look and feel. I'm also...

Filed under: Visualization, Maps

5 Cool And Unique Ways To Use Maps

Published 28 November 7 6:23 PM | Laurence

The explosion of mapping software, especially now with the convenient Google Maps API, have made it easier than ever to get detailed, accurate, and up-to-date visual data of geography and spatial relationships...

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Filed under: Maps