Estações do ano

Why Are There Seasons infographic by visually.

O rio dos mitos por Hans Rosling

Água virtual

O projecto ÁGUA VIRTUAL

Aqui

OpenStreet Posters

OpenStreetPosters web é uma aplicação simples projetada para "cartogeeks", ou assim diz oautor . A coisa é muito simples: você escolhe um local, de preferência uma cidade, e produz um cartaz a preto e branco (os mosaicos são ao estilo "toner" da Stamen ), em PNG ou PDF, o lugar selecionado pode ser transferido ou adquirido no formato de impressão. Os dados de partida são OpenStreetMap, claro.

Lisboa

Mudanças étnicas em Londres, 2001-2011

Fonte:

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/eric-kaufmann/white-flight-from-london_b_2343563.html

Terra dinâmica

Síria: o básico

Distribuição da população na América do Norte

What's all this?

This is a map of every person counted by the 2010 US, 2011 Canadian, and 2010 Mexican censuses. The map has 454,064,098 dots - one for each person.

http://bmander.com/dotmap/index.html#4.00/40.00/-100.00

Água: Cooperação ou Competição?

http://www.unwater.org/watercooperation2013/downloads/2013_infographic.jpg

O Novo Mundo

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/09/23/opinion/sunday/the-new-world.html

IT has been just over 20 years since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the last great additions to the world’s list of independent nations. As Russia’s satellite republics staggered onto the global stage, one could be forgiven for thinking that this was it: the end of history, the final major release of static energy in a system now moving very close to equilibrium. A few have joined the club since — Eritrea, East Timor, the former Yugoslavian states, among others — but by the beginning of the 21st century, the world map seemed pretty much complete.

Now, though, we appear on the brink of yet another nation-state baby boom. This time, the new countries will not be the product of a single political change or conflict, as was the post-Soviet proliferation, nor will they be confined to a specific region. If anything, they are linked by a single, undeniable fact: history chews up borders with the same purposeless determination that geology does, as seaside villas slide off eroding coastal cliffs. Here is a map of what could possibly be the world’s newest international borders.