25 anos de Portugal europeu

http://goo.gl/1h9NV

Vulnerabilidade populacional: os sismos do Japão e do Haiti

Evaluating Vulnerability in the 2011 Japan Earthquake and the 2010 Haiti Earthquake from Tom McLean

Uma Breve História do Google Maps

Procurar rostos escondidos no Google Maps

http://www.theatlanticcities.com/technology/2013/05/finding-hidden-faces-landscape-google-maps/5671/

Tornados

Thinking Tornadoes from Simon Jones

História lacónica do mundo

Laconic History of the World infographic by martyelmer.

Estrutura etária da população residente em Portugal, por censo, 1960-2011 (interativo)

http://www.profareal.pt/assets/assets/paginas_especiais/projetos_2013-2/_folhetos/geo/recurso.html

Panorama de Marte em HD

Mars Gigapixel Panorama - Curiosity rover: Martian solar days 136-149 in Out of this World

Os 50 maiores portos do mundo - interativo

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/ideas-innovations/interactive-the-50-largest-ports-in-the-world.html

Visualização animada de todos os meteoritos que atingiram a Terra desde 861 dC

Carlo Zapponi, a data visualization designer at Nokia, has created a prettysplendid visualization of the 1,042 meteorites that humans have witnessed hitting our planet since 861 AD. If you click the image above, you will see the visualization in full screen mode. And if you then click on various points along the timeline, you’ll get essential data (produced byThe Meteoritical Society) about each observed meteor strike. Most are clustered in the 19th and 20th centuries. The last is the terrifying rock thatblasted through Siberia earlier this year.

Note: A total of 34,513 meteorites have hit our planet since 2500 BC. But the vast majority were never observed. They were only later found.

via The Guardian