James Cheshire

Prof. of Geographic Information & Cartography @UCLgeography; Director @UCLSocialData; Author of The Library of Lost Maps

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

Really excited to say that my next book - The Library of Lost Maps - is out this October! Pre-order and sign up for updates here! https://t.co/qFl8CFQQQV 🗺️

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

Fifteen Maps that Changed How We See the Ocean Floor:
https://t.co/Xif9rY2ytu

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

@Tacko77 Yes you’re right !! I’ll add to the list of tweaks for future editions. Thanks !

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

Really excited to say that my next book - The Library of Lost Maps - is out this October! Pre-order and sign up for updates here! https://t.co/qFl8CFQQQV 🗺️

[History Shorts Podcast @_HistoryShorts]

🎙️ NEW EPISODE: I sat down with cartographer and author, James Cheshire @spatialanalysis to talk about his latest book, The Library of Maps 🌍

If you love history, data, or beautiful atlases, this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen here 👉https://t.co/2eilkG9OrQ

#HistoryShorts #JamesCheshire #TheLibraryOfMaps #Maps #Cartography #DataViz #HistoryPodcast #GeographyNerd

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

@kennethfield Ha! Thanks Ken. Enjoy!

[Bloomsbury Books UK @BloomsburyBooks]

🗺️ Brimming with astonishing discoveries, The Library of Lost Maps reveals why cartography really matters and how map-making has helped transform our understanding of the world around us.

The Library of Lost Maps, publishing soon.

[Ian Marshall @IanPlayfair]

Advance copies of @spatialanalysis wonderful new book, The Library of Lost Maps, arrived in the @BloomsburyBooks offices today. It’s probably the most stunningly beautiful book I’ve worked on. Out on 9 October.

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

@kennethfield Thanks Ken!

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

Boris Johnson's struggle with graphs during COVID is an important reminder that good data visualisations should demand attention. https://t.co/Zid5IWj4ff

[Patrick Ballantyne @DrPatBallantyne]

📰WORKING FROM HOME & MOBILITY DATA📰Wondering how working from home has transformed in your area? Or whether mobility data can truly replace the census? This is the paper for you 👇New paper in @geogjournal w/ Hamish Gibbs, @spatialanalysis, @alexsingleton and @markalangreen👥

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

If you're interested in how data is used in policy and how data inequalities emerge then this event is taking place next Tuesday afternoon. Great lineup of speakers! 👇

[UCL Social Data Institute @UCLSocialData]

🔔There’s still time to get yourself a ticket to our upcoming 'Social Data Spring Mini-Conference 2023’. Join us on the 23rd May for an afternoon discussing critical issues on data science, public policy, and inequalities.https://t.co/miOg6saJBr
@UCLEvents

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

Such and honour for @oliveruberti and I to receive this!
Thanks to all the @RoyalScotGeoSoc for their tireless efforts to promote the importance of geography!

[RSGS @RoyalScotGeoSoc]

We were delighted to have Professor James Cheshire speak for us at RSGS HQ last night, where we awarded him with the Bartholomew Globe for his joint work with Oliver Uberti, to transform complex data into inspiring information, by using stunning maps and visuals.
Congrats James!

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

@CommunityFibre neighbours and I have no Internet with engineer not due til Friday. Anything you can do sooner given it’s a street of customers not just one person’s issue?

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

@sdbernard Thanks Steve! This is great!
Tagging @oliveruberti too.

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

@profrichharris Yes...I thought that...

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

Graffiti you'd only find in a geography dept...

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

Wolf "M237" has been tracked walking nearly 2000km(!) across Europe. https://t.co/c7lNLlb7Va
800km more than Slavc who's 1200km trek from Slovenia to Italy was my favourite story in Where the Animals Go.
👇Map of Slavc with the 🐺 populations of Europe

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

This paper was inspired by my tweet/ blog post last year about the early maps of Ukrainian refugees and the discussion that followed: https://t.co/pIppNgIcwo

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

Getting to the Point? Rethinking Arrows on Maps:
https://t.co/JAChS3O74I
@cartohype and I took a deep dive into how arrows came to be used on maps...and what they've come to mean. It's a fascinating history!

[James Cheshire @spatialanalysis]

@rsfrankl how many times do you have to try and link your orcid account then password reset before it lets you submit an answer?