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Where are the Bikes? – in 3D
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  • Visualisation
Mar07

Where are the Bikes?...

posted by Ollie

Adrian Short, provider of one of the main 3rd-party APIs for the Barclays Cycle Hire scheme in London – the Boris Bikes API – has taken his data and produced a live-updating KML file of the numbers of bike at each docking station, viewable in Google Earth. Flying around central...

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The Travelling Football Clubs of London
  • Visualisation
Mar04

The Travelling Footb...

posted by Ollie

Two interesting maps of football clubs and London: First, Dean of The Londonist has mapped out the various locations of London’s football clubs over time. Many of them have moved a surprisingly large number of times. In the extract above, Fulham appears to be particularly nomadic,...

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