maps of europe (16)
loulou33: http://www.eupedia.com/europe/maps_of_europe.shtml
Hi
Some of you may know that I love maps... I make them and collect them.
these are maps that I found online
thought I'd share it with you all
cya
loulou
Hi
Some of you may know that I love maps... I make them and collect them.
these are maps that I found online
thought I'd share it with you all
cya
loulou
Thanks! for sharing knowledge, they are very comprehensive maps.
eternal82: Thanks! for sharing knowledge, they are very comprehensive maps.
id second that
just noticed age of consent map 13 in spain 14 in europe
thank god i dont have daughters or live in those countries
thank god i dont have daughters or live in those countries
southern europe
this is the kind of work that i do...but my maps are nicer lolll
cheers
cheers
thats really interesting loulou thanks for sharing
tallaght_guy: just noticed age of consent map 13 in spain 14 in europe
thank god i dont have daughters or live in those countries
thank god i dont have daughters or live in those countries
Jeepers, glad my daughter doesn't live in Spain!
In response to: http://www.eupedia.com/europe/maps_of_europe.shtml
Hi
Some of you may know that I love maps... I make them and collect them.
these are maps that I found online
thought I'd share it with you all
cya
loulou
Hi
Some of you may know that I love maps... I make them and collect them.
these are maps that I found online
thought I'd share it with you all
cya
loulou
GDP per capita per hour is what interest to me alot, Ireland and Norway were on peak in 2005.
thers good info on them lou..
lovely to look at also..
lovely to look at also..
ciotog: So are your maps strictly terrain and topography or do you do similar demographical mapping?
I've been working on a series of maps that show marine species at risk
I do historical overlapping (rubber sheeting loll apparently I'm the only specialist of this sort hahaha)... This permits me to find old buildings, roads and stuff. historical and archeological.
At the moment i'm working on demographic data.
I live in the only french province in canada
and we english are a minority
so, we are working on services offered english in the health sector and in the education sector.
we are gonna do the same work for the french outside of Quebec.
Sometimes here in the hospitals, the only people that can speak english are the doctors...but if someone has to stay in the hospital, the other caregivers have trouble communicating with the patients and thats awfull when you're sick and you want to tell someone that something hurts and nobody understands you.
Basically, just about everything is mappable... if it's mappable, I can do it lol
cheers
ll
loulou33: I've been working on a series of maps that show marine species at risk
I do historical overlapping (rubber sheeting loll apparently I'm the only specialist of this sort hahaha)... This permits me to find old buildings, roads and stuff. historical and archeological.
At the moment i'm working on demographic data.
I live in the only french province in canada
and we english are a minority
so, we are working on services offered english in the health sector and in the education sector.
we are gonna do the same work for the french outside of Quebec.
Sometimes here in the hospitals, the only people that can speak english are the doctors...but if someone has to stay in the hospital, the other caregivers have trouble communicating with the patients and thats awfull when you're sick and you want to tell someone that something hurts and nobody understands you.
Basically, just about everything is mappable... if it's mappable, I can do it lol
cheers
ll
Cool, so how do you find the proliferation of mashups that people are doing using data sources and tools like Google Maps and Yahoo's Fire Eagle intersects with what you do? Does it even intersect (either in compliment or in competition - if that's possible) or do/could you draw a distinction?I do historical overlapping (rubber sheeting loll apparently I'm the only specialist of this sort hahaha)... This permits me to find old buildings, roads and stuff. historical and archeological.
At the moment i'm working on demographic data.
I live in the only french province in canada
and we english are a minority
so, we are working on services offered english in the health sector and in the education sector.
we are gonna do the same work for the french outside of Quebec.
Sometimes here in the hospitals, the only people that can speak english are the doctors...but if someone has to stay in the hospital, the other caregivers have trouble communicating with the patients and thats awfull when you're sick and you want to tell someone that something hurts and nobody understands you.
Basically, just about everything is mappable... if it's mappable, I can do it lol
cheers
ll
ciotog: Cool, so how do you find the proliferation of mashups that people are doing using data sources and tools like Google Maps and Yahoo's Fire Eagle intersects with what you do? Does it even intersect (either in compliment or in competition - if that's possible) or do/could you draw a distinction?
google map is a cool tool... i don't see any problem with that.
we build databases that can show change and if ever google gets that done online...i'll send them my resume loll
cheers to u too
loulou
loulou33: google map is a cool tool... i don't see any problem with that.
we build databases that can show change and if ever google gets that done online...i'll send them my resume loll
cheers to u too
loulou
Ah yes, the likes of Google Maps is a point in time service versus the historical data sources that you're building. Interesting work I imagine.we build databases that can show change and if ever google gets that done online...i'll send them my resume loll
cheers to u too
loulou
ciotog: Ah yes, the likes of Google Maps is a point in time service versus the historical data sources that you're building. Interesting work I imagine.
I love my job...
the reason why I believe that I work in cartography, When I was little...my dad would take out maps to chart out his hunting trips. And,I thought I was gonna go in arts, but you only get paid when you're dead...so I figured that I would like to have money while i'm alive lolll so cartography combines a bit of money and an artistic side lolll
cya
ll
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Hi
Some of you may know that I love maps... I make them and collect them.
these are maps that I found online
thought I'd share it with you all
cya
loulou