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World economic activity

Wilbert Baan on February 1, 2007 at 11:25 pm, comment
Topics: Experiments, Interactive Video, On the Web

The G-Econ research project is devoted to developing a geophysically based data set on economic activity for the world.

I just love these wonderful animating multiple dimensional informative graphics.

Link to the *.swf: http://www.wilbertbaan.nl/files/economic_activity.swf

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