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"These maps are here to help you discover human geography and NATURE! They are also guides to enjoy the world around you!"

"I started creating visualizations while doing my Masters degree thesis. I realized I liked trying to explain my data to the public through graphs. I discovered that there was a field of science communication. This field was about what I was trying to do. I also discovered that among them, there where scientists using data visualizations to communicate complex topics in their fields. I decided to pursue a PhD in the field. This gave me the opportunity to research other works related to maps, charts, and graphs."

"I created this space to answer questions I had in relation to different topics and to learn as I practice what I have learned. As a Biologist with a background in Oceanography I had the initial intention of displaying only such topics. I realized that there were many other subjects I wanted to explore. I also wanted to look into areas that the public would like to learn about. This is why the range of topics is so wide. Lately I have made a lot of maps. This is not just because I love geography, but also because it is a graphical form that most viewers understand. Some of the first visualizations were part of visualization challenges. These are not as popular as they used to, but they helped me try different software libraries and eventually see how other competitors where showing their data. Comparing graphs, methods and ways people represent the data is an excellent way of learning more about visualization. Many of these first attempts have different designs and forms. This was great to experiment. Now I am more tame in my displays."

"I am still daring on the use of color. I am personally attracted to strong and vibrant colors. I blame my upbringing in the Caribbean for this. Nevertheless, I am starting to look for color palettes. This way I am less likely to offend viewers with a pop of color. There are different resources like the Color Brewer for maps and Datawrapper suggestions for choosing colors. These are great ways to accomplish colors the viewer will understand. I am still experimenting, and I find some of this suggestions repetitive. It is just a personal choice and I am still working on finding hues that satisfy me and the viewers."

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New Maps

U.S. Economics and Demographics

Geography of North America

Parks and Protected Areas of North America

National Parks of North America

World Biomes Maps