The political news site Downballot has developed a hexagon-based cartogram for reporting congressional district data. Since we talk about approaches like this in our GIS classes, it is interesting to see one in such a prominent use.
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The New Jersey Geospatial Forum is pleased to announce that Jack Dangermond , founder and CEO of ESRI, will be the guest speaker at the Fo...
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The New Brunswick Planning Board has a big meeting tonight when they'll be looking at the proposed plans for The Pinnacle. According to...
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The New Jersey Geospatial Forum is pleased to announce that Jack Dangermond, founder and CEO of ESRI, will be the guest speaker at the Forum...
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The Morning After: A Discussion of Yesterday's Election The Eagleton Institute of Politics is pleased to host "The Morning After: E...
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UPDATE: This is a corrected version. UGH! Now that it is nearing build-out, Bedminster is merging its Planning Board and its Zoning Board ...
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This one could even feature fireworks! Lots of folks in Highland Park are planning to attend a heated debate on the redevelopment of the Y ...
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The original time was incomplete!! The meeting is at 7 on Thursday, February 22nd at the Highland Park Senior/Recreation Center -- 220 South...
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Today's Common Lecture by Ray Mims of the USBG has been canceled. Maybe you could use the hour of found time to read a book. PlaNetize...
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As the economy slows, the impact on commercial landscapes is becoming an issue of concern, reports the NY Times . In some cases, it is simp...
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