Visualizing Ship Movements with AIS Data. “Explore the beautiful, intricate paths of ships over a year — tracked from America’s busiest ports to the open ocean via AIS marine tracking data.”
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I adore these kinds of visualizations.
Ive been searching for large format imagery to hang over my bed. These are beautiful and I could see getting one printed very large.
See also Dan Coe's 4k lidar images of rivers.
These are vaguely reminiscent of this Kottke post from last year of LiDAR imagery
EDIT: Looks like Jason beat me to it :)
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