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🌍 #30DayMapChallenge 2024 - Náttúrufræðistofnun

Welcome to the #30DayMapChallenge repository for Náttúrufræðistofnun. This repo contains code and maps created for the 2024 challenge, with the goal of sharing data and teaching others how to create quick and effective maps to visualize their work.

Find out more about the #30DayMapChallenge.


Repository Goals

The purpose of this repository is to:

  • Share data from Náttúrufræðistofnun
  • Provide tutorials on simple mapping techniques
  • Help you learn to create maps that represent data in a clear and meaningful way

License and Citation

  • License: Creative Commons CC BY 4.0
  • Citation: "Credit: Náttúrufræðistofnun"

Daily Maps

Each day of the challenge presents a unique theme. Below, you can find links to each day’s map, along with a brief description.

Day Theme Description Image
1 Points A map using points to show individual locations—cities, trees, or more abstract concepts. Start simple with points! 📍 Day 1
2 Lines A map with lines, focusing on connections or divisions like roads, rivers, and borders. Keep it flowing! 📏 Day 2
3 Polygons Use polygons to represent regions or defined shapes, like countries or lakes. 🛑 Day 3
4 Hexagons Visualize spatial patterns with hexagonal grids, a fun twist on density mapping. 🔷 Day 4
5 A journey Map any journey, tracing movement from one place to another. 🚶‍♂️✈️ Day 5
6 Raster Focus on grids and pixels, showcasing raster data like satellite imagery or heatmaps. 🟦🟧 Day 6
7 Vintage style Create a vintage-style map, using classic elements to map something modern. 🕰️🗺️ Day 7
8 Humanitarian Data Exchange (HDX) Map humanitarian topics using data from HDX, focusing on social good. 🌍🚑 Day 8 - Data: HDX
9 AI only Use AI tools like DALL-E or ChatGPT to generate map content. Challenge prompt creativity! Day 9
10 Pen & paper Go analog with a hand-drawn map. It’s about the creative process! ✏️🗺️ Day 10
11 Arctic Focus on the Arctic, mapping ice coverage, habitats, or climate change. ❄️🧊 Day 11
12 Time and space Show the relationship between time and geography with a time-focused map. ⏳🌍 Day 12
13 A new tool Try a new tool, software, or technique for mapping. The challenge is to experiment! 🧪🔧 Day 13
14 A world map Map the whole world, focusing on continents, ecosystems, or oceans. 🌍 Day 14
15 My data Make it personal by mapping data from your own life. 🗒️ Day 15
16 Choropleth Use color to show data variation across regions with a classic choropleth map. 🎨 Day 16
17 Collaborative map Collaborate with others to create a single map. 🤝🗺️ Day 17
18 3D Add depth by mapping in 3D, showcasing elevation or structures. 🎢🏔️ Day 18
19 Typography Let text do the work with a typography-focused map. ✍️🅰️ Day 19
20 OpenStreetMap Use OpenStreetMap data to create a map. 🗺️📍 Day 20 - OpenStreetMap
21 Conflict Map a conflict, highlighting boundaries, tensions, or outcomes. ⚔️🛑 Day 21
22 2 colours Restrict yourself to only 2 colors for a minimalist map. Day 22
23 Memory Map a place from memory—no need for accuracy, just creativity! 💭🗺️ Day 23
24 Only circular shapes Stick to circular shapes for a unique mapping approach. 🔵⭕ Day 24
25 Heat Map something related to heat, like temperature or intensity areas. 🔥🌡️ Day 25
26 Map projections Play with map projections, from Mercator to Butterfly. Day 26
27 Micromapping Zoom in to map something small and detailed. 🧐🔍 Day 27
28 The blue planet Focus on water—oceans, rivers, or lakes. 🌊🐋 Day 28
29 Overture Use data from the Overture Maps Foundation for a fresh perspective. 🌍📊 Day 29
30 The final map Finish strong with any map you choose! Celebrate your creativity. 🎉🌐 Day 30

Happy Mapping! 🎉 Each day’s map explores a new technique or theme, offering fresh ways to visualize data and tell a story through maps. We hope this repository inspires you to dive into mapping and experiment with different styles and data sources.

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