#NACIS2023 is fast approaching, and we want to see your maps in Pittsburgh! Submit your entries for this year’s Map Gallery at nacis.org/awards/map-gal…. The deadline for submissions is August 31st!

🤔 Interesting. Google Maps is quietly rolling out/testing new stylesheets. Not sure how I feel about this yet. Less saturated than Apple Maps. Almost giving Bing Maps vibes (but not as muted/dark). Very teal forward: color-hex.com/color/94e5ca

As a Gould Center undergrad alum making maps w/ Cindy Brewer a decade ago(!!!!!), reading this made me so happy! congrats Anthony Robinson @HarrisonCarto

Attention: NACIS is conducting an anonymous census of its entire membership, and we hope you'll volunteer a few minutes of your time to help our community! Follow this link to access the census: forms.gle/DFyba5x5FqdzJp…

🚨 Hey cartos: this is your LAST CHANCE to register for #NACIS2023 at the discounted early bird rate! 🚨 Be sure to get your registration in by 11:59pm Pacific Time to secure your ticket to our Pittsburgh meeting at the reduced price: nacis.org/annual-meeting…

Excited to help you feature these at #nacis2023 this upcoming week

Not at #nacis2023, but some of my maps are! Swing by the map gallery if you’re there in person. 📌 🗺️

brilliant Bill Limpisathian, PhD 🗺️🧠 inviting us to think about how different axes of cognition are presenting new horizons for understanding map use and subsequently map production

Bloomberg is expanding its data journalism and visualization teams globally by hiring approximately 40 new data journalists, data visualization reporters, editors and engineers. a thread 🧵…

Register for the launch of our 2023 issue, COUNTER/CARTOGRAPHIES! (bit.ly/46M5PY3). 11/3 at 9am Pacific on zoom. Join the editors, contributors, creative geographers & curious folks as we challenge & reimagine dominant mappings & narratives of space, place & landscape!

🗺 Farewell, orange highways. The latest updates to the Google Maps color scheme mark the end of an era in digital cartography. Gray and blue now rule the cartography scene, as 6 of the top digital map providers all use a shade of gray or blue to represent highways. Just like

just wrapped up my first full calendar year of teaching as prof at UW–Madison UW-Madison Geography and feeling elated

Mnemonic device to remember the Great Lakes

writing code to import Cindy Brewer palettes into FSLeyes for neuroimaging analysis. work in progress but it sure is pretty 🧠🗺️🎨

We are deeply saddened to inform you of the sudden passing of NACIS Board member, Carl Sack. You can find his obituary & information about arrangements at caringbridge.org/visit/carlsack. Details for his memorial service can be found at fdltcc.edu/event/memorial….

congrats to my mentor Cindy Brewer on her big news psu.edu/news/informati…