A nice followup
to the Information Aesthetics Geshi Article, a disgruntled programmer wrote a tool to aid in creation of SVG paths with Geshi called ‘GextWalker’.
The Gephi plugin GeoLayout makes possible to display geocoded graphs from latitude and longitude attributes related to the nodes. Unfortulately, it is not possible yet to project also a map back to the graph in Gephi. It is still possible to export from Gephi the displayed graph, and then to project it with Illustrator or Inkscape on a map, but then, there is no interactive possibilities anymore.
So, I made GexfWalker able to display SVG paths – thanks to DrawSVG from Zavoo, but the way to calibrate the map to the graph was kind of awful. Finally, I coded MapAdjust, a specific version of GexfWalker, just to make this calibration, by yourself, to make this step a little bit easier to do.
via Display geocoded graphs with GexfWalker | Of Nodes and Edges.
