Weekly blog post #10

http://www.businessinsider.com/financial-states-america-economy-2013-9 This is the perfect map. It has every modern detail, every single data point in the horizon, and it is visually pleasing. I would want to map this map one day.

Weekly blog post #8

http://www.amcharts.com/javascript-maps/ This javascript map not only lets you fool around on the map, but it helps you make one. This site is full of script maps and advice to help make cool maps.

Weekly blog post #7

http://www.flavortownusa.com/map?q=vermont I particularly like this map because it has all of the locations of Diner Drive-ins and Dives restaurants. I love food and this panning map lets me see exactly where I need to go.

Weekly blog post #6

http://www.civilwar.org/battlefields/chickamauga/chickamauga-maps/chickamauga-animated-map/ This map's splash screen is pretty cool. It is simple with a nice patriotic theme. This splash screen seems to be a very simple thing.

Weekly blog post #5

http://geacron.com/home-en/?&sid=GeaCron658865 I find this interactive timeline really neat! You have the ability to put in your own dates and it will create the timeline for you with all the data to any year.

Weekly blog post #4

http://mapsofwar.com/ind/march-of-democracy.html This map of war is my favorite one because the animation he does is so smooth. He also portrays a very realistic progression of each rule.

Lab 10 post

Here is the link to lab 10: http://mason.gmu.edu/~ntsuda/lab10code.html

Lab 9 post

Here is the link to lab 9: http://mason.gmu.edu/~ntsuda/lab9code.html

The Final Flash

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Weekly Blog Post #9

Here is the link to the New York Times article containing graphics of where the earthquake happened and impacted. It also contains info on the landslide as well. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/04/25/world/asia/nepal-earthquake-maps.html?_r=0

Lab 8

Here is the Lab 8 link: http://mason.gmu.edu/~ntsuda/lab8code.html

Final Proposal

The idea I had for my project was to build on my old GGS 310 Digital Cartography map. The background for this map is that, for the past 3 summers I have been traveling the USA with my band, performing in various cities. We put on a marching band type of show that thousands of people come to watch throughout the summer. I wouldn't essentially take this exact map, but I would still want to keep the theme of a progression road map. When constructing this road map, I noticed that the static line map didn't do itself justice. It was confusing to tell which direction the map was progressing. So my vision for this new Flash map is that you would see the line progress throughout the travels, see pop-ups of destinations, play some music in the background that I performed throughout the summer, and basically provide more life to this static map. The audience for this map would just be for general interest on the activity. This map is definitely for personal enjoyment seeing that I have been to all these places and performed. The data I would use would be more so location point data. But, I could also use road data to provide a more detailed motion caret of the travel bus. I could also add videos from certain events to provide a better visual representation of what actually happens. I want to basically make a detailed interactive road map. The tactics I would use would be based around the first couple labs with roll-overs, buttons, hyperlinks, shape-tweens, motion carets, timelines, and background music. I would also like to possibly add a panning screen that hovers over the certain area of focus. I think this would be great to expand on a project that I am personally connected to.

Lab7

Lab7 link: http://mason.gmu.edu/~ntsuda/lab7code.html

Lab 6

Lab 6 link: http://mason.gmu.edu/~ntsuda/lab6code.html

Lab 5 Adding Polish

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Lab 4 Tweens

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Lab 3 Republicans

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Blog Post #3

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/jimcrow/themap/index.html This map shows different populations of White and Black people in different states during the times of the Jim Crow Laws.

Lab 2

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Blog Post #2

http://maps.msu.edu/interactive/ Here is a layered interactive map of the Michigan State University campus. It layers many points and shades to help the reader better find where they are or need to go.

Lab 1

The June 23rd, 2004 photo shows months before the tsunami the island of Banda Aceh, Indonesia.
The December 28th, 2004 photo shows the aftermath of the tsunami's destruction on Banda Aceh (the tsunami hit the shore on December 26th).

1st weekly blost post of 411

http://www.flightradar24.com/38.85,-77.31/7 

     I find this interactive map pretty interesting. This is a map of a airplane flight radar. This radar map functions in real-time, showing the paths and locations of all airplanes flying. This map gives the viewer a grand sense of how crowded the airspace is and the mass number of real-time flights.