Geotagging Photographs By Sanjay Rana

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Presentation proposes a formal approach to represent and analyse tag clouds, using the principles of cartography and graph theory.

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Simple Tag Cloud Source: ManyEyes Project Keywords For Photographs Of Dubai

Advanced Tag Cloud Elastic Tag Maps by Moritz Stefaner Source: well-formed-data.net

Cartogram Number of Internet Users in 2002 Source: WorldMapper.Org

Visual Variables Source: How Maps Work (MacEachren, 2004)

Dynamic Maps Source: GeoVista, University of Pennsylvania

Scale-Free Network Is it the case that there are a few tags that exist in a lot of photographs while most photographs have dissimilar tags – Scale Free Network and Small-World Networks ?

Misinformation How to Lie with Maps (Monmonier 1996) = How to lie with Photographs or How to lie with geo-tags…?

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