Charm City Networks Co-Owner Chris Whong spoke during the Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance‘s Data Day last Friday, presenting a few examples of what is possible when combining civic data with 3D GIS extrusion tools, such […]
Read MoreThis map was created using TIGER line shape files and American Factfinder Data for New York City.
Read MoreThis paper was written in May 2012 for Intelligent Cities, a Master of Urban Planning Elective Course at New York University’s Wagner School of Public Service. The first paragraph is presented below, the rest of […]
Read MoreWhat can you do with Open Data? Make awesome maps, of course! This map was created using Baltimore’s Open Data for 311 Calls. Each call has a street address associated with it, which was geocoded and […]
Read MoreThis animation shows Income and Density in the Baltimore MSA using 2010 Census Data. Each census tract is elevated above the surface of the map according to its population density, and color coded based on […]
Read MoreThis map shows Median Household Income by census tract for the Baltimore-Towson Metropolitan Statistical Area. The data was pulled from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Factfinder site, and joined with Tiger shape files. Each tract […]
Read MoreAccess everywhere. Google Drive is everywhere you are—on the web, in your home, at the office and on the go. So wherever you are, your stuff is just…there. Ready to go, ready to share. Get […]
Read MoreThis map shows median income by census tract in Baltimore City, using 2010 census data. Each tract is both color coded and extruded (elevated) above the surface of the map based on its Median Income […]
Read MoreHere’s a nice photo of a switch/patch panel installation we completed for a mid-size client. The rest of the rack belongs to another company, but our section is squeaky-clean.
Read MoreIt can be tough to keep track of the dozens of emails we receive each day, and important messages can easily be lost in the more routine emails the inundate our inboxes. In Gmail or […]
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