The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
An eye-opening version the Tube Map for central London was published by the FT today (& on Twitter). The graphic, created by Steven Bernard of the FT Data team, is based on “PM 2.5” air pollution particulate matter readings, measured by…
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The Tube Map is a design classic – the straight lines, even spacing and lack of unnecessary above-ground detail has become a hall-mark of metro maps across the world, since it was first drawn by H.C. Beck in the 1930s. Today, the printed versions of London’s tube map include a specific acknowledgement of the creator […]
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TubeHeartbeat visualises one of Transport for London’s most interesting and detailed open dataset, RODS. This has data on the approximate weekday volume of passengers between each pair of stations on the network, and entering/exiting the stations, at 15-minute intervals. Mapping this, as TubeHeartbeat does, shows a distinctive pulse, or heartbeat, as commuters surge in and […]
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The Tube Map is probably London’s most famous con […]
Continue reading »Disabled Freedom Pass Card journeys on the London Underground from Gareth Simons on Vimeo.
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Continue reading »Disabled Freedom Pass Card journeys on the London Underground from Gareth Simons on Vimeo.
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Continue reading »Disabled Freedom Pass Card journeys on the London Underground from Gareth Simons on Vimeo.
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Continue reading »Disabled Freedom Pass Card journeys on the London Underground from Gareth Simons on Vimeo.
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Continue reading »Transport for London have just released their performance data (link here) for the London Underground network. It is in the form of a really detailed file that contains, amongst other things, the “Peak Operated Kilometres” and “Peak Passenger Journeys” for the past 6 years or so. If you total the distances covered by the Tube …
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