Interesting maps

Which country is the most successful at the Olympic Games? Find out in our Olympic regional heat map! We've talked before about how visualizing your business data can help discover insights or capture your audience's attention. This week, we thought we would show you how this can extend to all types of data. When searching online for Olympic medal lists, you will be met with endless lists and graphs from multiple sources. Like spreadsheets, this can be a dull way...

Within eSpatial you can overlay your data with many of our pre-made boundary and demographic datasets which are listed in our Dataset Library. You can use these datasets in eSpatial maps and build and balance your territories on them. Using this data will help you gain valuable insights on your customer's location, target new markets, assign resources, and define your territories. What Are Datasets? When you sign up for an eSpatial account, you will find datasets pre-loaded into your library....

If you have a paid or free eSpatial trial, plot your data against the 2015 UK election results and create a unique interactive map. Just upload our Excel spreadsheet below and then layer your own spreadsheet data on top. Here's a basic map I've created using the data... View a larger version of UK MPs and constituencies created with eSpatial mapping software. What the map above shows The map shows all those who are MPs, following the 2015 general election. ...

In the last few days, the Smithsonian Magazine has published its annual list of the best small towns to visit in America. We've plotted these wonderful places on the interactive map below - along with the nearest airport to each. View a larger version of Smithsonian Magazine: The 20 Best Small Towns to Visit in 2015 created with eSpatial mapping software. How the towns were picked The towns made the list according to their number of cultural attractions, historical sites,...

This article may quote data or refer to features or workflows no longer applicable to the current version of eSpatial, which is updated every 6-8 weeks. Please refer to our help section for more up to date information The organizers of World Book Night 2014 have created a map using eSpatial zip code mapping. Interact with the map below to discover the biggest Givers - by zip code - in the US. What is World Book Night? World Book Night...

The Institute for Economics and Peace has just released it's findings on global conflict and we've turned the data into an eSpatial World Peace Map. 162 countries have been ranked according to general security, level of conflict and degree of militarization. Click on the image below to find out how each country ranks in the Global Peace index for 2013. We hope where you live is very very green!

In this digital age of interactive maps and mapping software, there is still much to learn from what's gone before... 1. The Treasure Island map – revealing the importance of location data mapping Plot your key location data and then arrange all the other data around it. In this case, the key data is “X” (where the treasure is buried). Secondary data is the information that surrounds the primary data. Mapping this data will allow you to work out what resources you need...