A whole new dimension of seeing our planet
Credits
Worldmapper wouldn’t exist without…
Danny Dorling
Mark Newman
Graham Allsopp
Anna Barford
Ben Wheeler
John Pritchard
& the Sasi Research Group at
Sheffield University’s
Geography Department
…and many others who helped us along the way!
We wouldn’t be here today without…
Kerstin Humberg
Mubin Haq
Ida Ydo
Dimitris Ballas
…and many more people who
supported our journey until today!
And finally…
Nick Bax
Chris Hadfield
Dan Fleetwood
& the whole Human team
History
Made in Sheffield
The beginnings…
The end & A new beginning
Rediscovering the world
The cartographic perspective
Brave new world
“Because our world is not the same as Othello's
world. You can't make flivvers without steel-and
you can't make tragedies without social
instability. The world's stable now. People are
happy; they get what they want, and they never
want what they can't get.”
(Aldous Huxley, Brave New World, 1932)
Data and visualisation
Cartographic redesign
New geographies
HIV Prevalence
Topics & Scale
Time series & Zoom
Map pages I
Map pages II
Data & Poster Downloads
Data
Poster
The map ahead
Outlook
125 new map of the world…and counting!
Ongoing works
• More maps!
• More changes
• Country level maps
(and other scales)
• Cartograms as basemaps
Future ideas
• Map projections
• Historic cartograms
Real maps of the world
The next Atlas?
Public engagement
New dimensions
Education
We want you!
hello@worldmapper.org
Outreach
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Twitter:
@Worldmapper
Instagram:
@cartograms
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Looking forward to seeing you!

Worldmapper: The Relaunch

Editor's Notes

  • #3 Postcards, Sticker
  • #12 More complex world (not only socioeconomic)
  • #13 Data: Better and worse, new cartographic techniques
  • #14 Major UN regions
  • #15 Falklands, French Guinea, New Countries Biased view, Colours: China muted, Russia stronger
  • #16 Biased view
  • #34 Poster, Teaching Geography, New Projects?
  • #35 Workshop tomorrow!
  • #36 Map of the week