Graffiti you'd only find in a geography dept...

Wolf "M237" has been tracked walking nearly 2000km(!) across Europe. kora.ch/en/news/longest-know… 800km more than Slavc who's 1200km trek from Slovenia to Italy was my favourite story in Where the Animals Go. 👇Map of Slavc with the 🐺 populations of Europe

Getting to the Point? Rethinking Arrows on Maps: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @cartohype and I took a deep dive into how arrows came to be used on maps...and what they've come to mean. It's a fascinating history!

I think maybe it's available here: icoads.noaa.gov/ Used it for Atlas of the Invisible, but I don't recall if the routes themselves are there rather just the ship density.

Very excited to welcome @meghankellymaps today’s @UCLgeography seminar series! Asking: how do you start a conversation about feminist mapping?

Hillshading algorithms are great...but you can't beat a covering of snow + low sun angle. [Northern Scotland a couple of days ago] 😮

@adam_dennett coming for your job 😂

Classic “campus greening” outside my office this morning. There’s a dead tree on the concrete where the temporary staging normally goes (I guess for Instagram) so staging is now wrecking fresh (living) turf that we’re not allowed to walk on 🙄. Why not swap them @UCLEstates?

Thrilled that Atlas of the Invisible won the 'Most Entertaining Book of 2022' at the Non Obvious Book Awards 😍 nonobviousbookawards.com/202…

I think we'd be great friends, but very boring co-authors by the looks of things

Not only has AI reassured us it isn’t coming for our jobs, it is also keen to defend our pensions. 😂

I had to ask…

Given how over the top some TV election graphics have become I'd welcome back the guy with a paintbrush and stepladder (from 1959).

With scale!

Move to Central London, get married, move out... One of my favourite maps to reveal the dynamics of the city. From 2021 Census Data.