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This animation is fascinating in a number of ways. Unfortunately I haven't been able to determine who the actual creator is. Would love to learn where they got the data and what application they used to simulate it.
Check it out!
http://gizmodo.com/5...-minds-eyeballs
Temporal map displaying all commercial air traffic in the world during a 24-hour period
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That's a really cool animation!
I tracked it back to the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW). It seems they have even completed a Mashup with Live Air Traffic from Zurich. Included is a Paper describing the process.
I am curious about the Global database and how it was used for airtraffic.mov
I tracked it back to the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW). It seems they have even completed a Mashup with Live Air Traffic from Zurich. Included is a Paper describing the process.
I am curious about the Global database and how it was used for airtraffic.mov
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