Urban Sprawl

Nice and simple web mapping by The Washington Post (a simple comparison between 2001 and 2019): Where America’s developed areas are growing: ‘Way off into the horizon’

Map Posters

Seen on Maps Mania: This app/tool allows you to create your own colorful map as a basic image file - great for playing around with 'mapping' without the need for a cumbersome GIS. Here the focus can be on exploring your own space & place in a more artistic manner.

This may be a great tool to use in a Physical Geography Lab as an entry to the idea that we can indeed quantify spatial relationships - but - we first need to have a connection to the space that we are trying to understand.

• Maposaic

2021 Fall Foliage Map

 Always useful: https://smokymountains.com/fall-foliage-map/

Introduction to Modern Statistics

 This may be a useful & free book / textbook: Introduction to Modern Statistics

Flawed Data

Let's just make sh$% up with AI:

https://xkcd.com/2494/

Ice Tools

Here are a bunch of resources for glacier modeling:

• https://cryo-tools.org/
• https://www.grss-ieee.org/publications/remote-sensing-code-library/
• https://vhub.org/groups/ghub
• https://github.com/awesome-cryosphere/cryosphere-links