Monitoring #30DayMapChallenge 2020 launched by Topi Tjukanov on Twitter. Trying to engage this wonderful event in a special way.
#30DayMapChallenge related tweets are collected via Twitter REST API with the hashtag #30DayMapChallenge
. The example of raw .json data returned via Twitter REST API can be found in .\example
folder. This repo only select serveral attributes from tweet metadata including: tweet_id
, tweet_text
, language
, tweet_created_at
, retweet
, favorite
, hashtags
, user_id
, user_name
, user
, user_loc
, user_follower
, friends_count
, media
and save as .csv file in .\data
folder.
Note:
#30DayMapChallenge
with image attached- search tweets by date since everyday has diffferent map theme
- cleanning process for late entry tweets is only conducted in first two days
- some tweets in certain time zones (such as Pacific Time) might be searched and archived in file next day
Tweets with #30DayMapChallenge
hashtag from 2020-11-01 to 2020-12-02 are in 32 languages (Twitter account setting) including es
, en
, fr
, und
, de
, ru
, lt
, lv
, no
, tr
, in
, nl
, pt
, ja
, et
, ro
, ca
, ht
, tl
, pl
, sv
, da
, it
, bg
, fi
, eu
, ar
, vi
, cy
, ko
, is
, uk
.
By geocoding users location in their profile, I plot the map of distribution of users who involvs in this event. Geocoding process is conducted via https://geocode.localfocus.nl/
As Topi Tjukanov mentioned in 30DayMapChallenge page, this map challenge is NOT a competation. Although this repo sorts maps by their favorite count and retweet count, this repo never intend to compare all the wonderful maps but create a altas of inspiring maps for a reference. I am also interested in exploring topis in replies in those maps with more attention (if i have time).
Top favorited tweets refers to the tweets get many liked
/:heart:. The faviorite count is extracted from favorite_count
value in tweet metadata.
December 2020 | ||||||
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Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
1 Points |
||||||
2 Lines |
3 Polygons |
4 Hexagons |
5 Blue |
6 Red |
7 Green |
8 Yellow |
9 Monochrome |
10 Grid |
11 3D |
12 No GIS |
13 Raster |
14 Climate change |
15 Connections |
16 Island(s) |
17 Historical map |
18 Landuse |
19 NULL |
20 Population |
21 Water |
22 Movement |
23 Boundaries |
24 Elevation |
25 COVID-19 |
26 Map with a new tool |
27 Big or small data |
28 Non-geographic map |
29 Globe |
30 A map |
The grid graph (87*87) includes 7569 maps. The seperated maps(resized) can be found in .\maps
folder. Since the maps were automatically collected from media url in tweets' metadata, you may find a few 'noise' or duplicate images.
Inspiration for the repo came from Kalle Hallden.