Low-tech multidimensional maps

By at 4:15 pm Tuesday, Feb 3

The Dynamap is a low-tech way of superimposing differnt logical and geographical networks over one another. As Gizmodo puts it:
...using interlaced images, manages to put three different maps of Manhattan -- a street map, a subway map, and one showing landmarks and neighborhoods -- all onto the same surface. Tilt it to one side and you see the street map, tilt it another way and you see the subway map, etc.
Link (Thanks, Kevin!)

Cory Doctorow

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