mapping Map Your Highlights from Hiking, Geocaching, or Walking Around Your Neighborhood October 8, 2018 / October 8, 2018 by Adam DuVander In a typical day or week, you probably go a lot of places. You might commute to work, take kids to school, go grocery shopping, or have a nice dinner out. If the weather is nice, you can explore a park, go on a hike, or meander about your neighborhood. It might be interesting to […] Read more »
mapping Most Disastrous Natural Disasters October 1, 2018 by Adam DuVander In the midst of the after-effects of Hurricane Florence sweeping the Carolinas and a more accurate — and higher — casualty count from the September to October 2017 Hurricane Maria, we thought we’d make a map to highlight other historical natural disasters, specifically, the most disastrous. While Hurricane Maria wouldn’t make our list of the […] Read more »
mapping The Noblest By Country: Nobel Prize Winners Mapped September 17, 2018 by Adam DuVander Whether you’re working on a project for school or need to come up with a data-related analysis for work, BatchGeo can help you easily visualize your data so that you can provide smarter insights. Take Nobel Prize winners, for instance. The winners of the Nobel Prize — also called laureates, which stems from ancient Greece […] Read more »