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3D GIS Flyover of NYC Income Data

Chris July 3, 2012 Data Visualization, Mapping, NYC, Open Data

3D Animation showing extruded median income in New York City. Made with ArcGIS. Data: American Community Survey 2008-2011 3 year estimates.

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