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@byron Thanks! I thought about showing the build-up over time, but I think many (most?) existing buildings have replaced previous buildings, and I don't have any data/models for those. So I've wondered if the time-lapse would actually demonstrate what the city's growth has looked like over the past 100 or 200 years. 🤔

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@byron Thanks! I thought about showing the build-up over time, but I think many (most?) existing buildings have replaced previous buildings, and I don't have any data/models for those. So I've wondered if the time-lapse would actually demonstrate what the city's growth has looked like over the past 100 or 200 years. 🤔

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@briromer yeah, I was also running into performance issues as it's already rendering about 3.5M triangles, so I felt like I couldn't add any more visual elements.

Also, links to the GitHub repo and to the data sources are on the visualization! Let me know if you have any questions!

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@briromer yeah, I was also running into performance issues as it's already rendering about 3.5M triangles, so I felt like I couldn't add any more visual elements.

Also, links to the GitHub repo and to the data sources are on the visualization! Let me know if you have any questions!

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@mikebrondbjerg thanks!!

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@mikebrondbjerg thanks!!

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@briromer those omissions have more to do with my laziness than anything else! Hahaha

I used regl (http://regl.party)- a thin wrapper around the webgl API. So it's 99% vanilla JS and shader code

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@briromer those omissions have more to do with my laziness than anything else! Hahaha

I used regl (http://regl.party)- a thin wrapper around the webgl API. So it's 99% vanilla JS and shader code

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@darenw thanks! The geometry is from a large dataset the city makes available. Links to the sources are at the bottom of the readme, here: https://t.co/kcpSQ3takO

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@darenw thanks! The geometry is from a large dataset the city makes available. Links to the sources are at the bottom of the readme, here: https://t.co/kcpSQ3takO

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@kristinHenry Thanks!

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@kristinHenry Thanks!

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Just released this 3D interactive data vis that renders all 47K buildings in Manhattan. Figured this would be a good group to share it with!

Best on desktop Chrome! 😬

https://tbaldw.in/nyc-buildings

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Just released this 3D interactive data vis that renders all 47K buildings in Manhattan. Figured this would be a good group to share it with!

Best on desktop Chrome! 😬

https://tbaldw.in/nyc-buildings

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All the buildings of Manhattan, silhouetted, ordered by height.
https://vis.social/media/uyUwkk8Daa_CH iBs-Nk

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All the buildings of Manhattan, silhouetted, ordered by height.
https://vis.social/media/uyUwkk8Daa_CH iBs-Nk

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My first Observable Notebook - played around with some terrain data:

https://beta.observablehq.com/@rolyatm ax/hong-kong-terrain-map

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My first Observable Notebook - played around with some terrain data:

https://beta.observablehq.com/@rolyatm ax/hong-kong-terrain-map

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@chrispie yeah! I really love that feature, but I'm afraid most people aren't finding it :-(

I was trying to reduce the number of buttons in the UI, but maybe I should add one for this 🤔

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@chrispie yeah! I really love that feature, but I'm afraid most people aren't finding it :-(

I was trying to reduce the number of buttons in the UI, but maybe I should add one for this 🤔

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@chrispie @tillnagel oh yes! Someone pointed me to this project after I released mine a few months ago. It's so gorgeous! Really, really nice work!

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@chrispie @tillnagel oh yes! Someone pointed me to this project after I released mine a few months ago. It's so gorgeous! Really, really nice work!

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And a video! (Turn on your sound!)
https://vis.social/media/RvHB8n5J-q9wz 26-wL0

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And a video! (Turn on your sound!)
https://vis.social/media/RvHB8n5J-q9wz 26-wL0

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@paulgb I think you would! I also used it for my citibikes project a few months back

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@paulgb I think you would! I also used it for my citibikes project a few months back

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Some screenshots (since my videos aren't uploading 🤔)

https://vis.social/media/rNPdlwkf72xoT 3Kj6WQ https://vis.social/media/AO1ejfenO3s62 sx9nKM

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Some screenshots (since my videos aren't uploading 🤔)

https://vis.social/media/rNPdlwkf72xoT 3Kj6WQ https://vis.social/media/AO1ejfenO3s62 sx9nKM

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Not sure if this counts as data viz, but tonight I released this little music visualization I've been working on for a bit.

Works best on desktop Chrome 😬

🎵And turn on your sound! 🎵

https://tbaldw.in/audiofabric

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Not sure if this counts as data viz, but tonight I released this little music visualization I've been working on for a bit.

Works best on desktop Chrome 😬

🎵And turn on your sound! 🎵

https://tbaldw.in/audiofabric

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@chrispie I used regl for this one. The code is open sourced here if you want to take a look: https://github.com/rolyatmax/citibike-trips

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@chrispie I used regl for this one. The code is open sourced here if you want to take a look: https://github.com/rolyatmax/citibike-trips

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@monfera @paulgb do you know of any good open source examples that use regl for data vis?

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@monfera @paulgb do you know of any good open source examples that use regl for data vis?

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This works best on desktop by the way (and usually best in Chrome) 😬

You can also see a video here!: https://vimeo.com/230861960

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This works best on desktop by the way (and usually best in Chrome) 😬

You can also see a video here!: https://vimeo.com/230861960

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Figured I'd post a data visualization I did last year showing the movements of CitiBikes in NYC over the course of a day last summer.

https://tbaldw.in/citibike-trips

https://vis.social/media/cXTEfzba4-spC Mg2XN0

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Figured I'd post a data visualization I did last year showing the movements of CitiBikes in NYC over the course of a day last summer.

https://tbaldw.in/citibike-trips

https://vis.social/media/cXTEfzba4-spC Mg2XN0