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Slicing Europe with 20 stereotypes
We know Bulgarian designer Yanko Tsvetkov from his cool maps of the world’s stereotypes. This time Tsvetkov focused on Europe and it’s cultural/climate/economical differences which creates a lot of stereotypes. And what is the most interesting in the project is to see how all those prejudices are spatially distributed. It’s the perfect example of Tobler’s first law of geography – “Everything is related to everything else, but near things are more related than distant things”. Cool stuff.
source: Trendland

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Celebrating EO Hub’s 1st Anniversary
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Mapping forest degradation
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Does Enterprise GIS (such as Esri) Need To Be That Expensive?