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London: The Information Capital: 100 Maps and Graphics that will change how you view the city

This book offers a unique view on London, although not necessarily because the topics behind the maps and diagrams are special. They deal with themes like history, census data, commuting, crime and entertainment. Rather, it is unique because of the data behind the maps and diagrams. It is open data – and there is a lot of data, big data if you want – tapped from new technologies like Twitter and GPS devices. The authors have split tasks while preparing the book; James Cheshire did the number crunching and Oliver Uberti was responsible for the final designs. This combination of author capacities has resulted in an innovative view on London. The book is structured by five different themes: ‘Where we are’, ‘Who we are’, ‘Where we go’, ‘How we’re doing’ and ‘What we like’. In the section ‘Using this book’, the authors claim: