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✓ Published: 06-Dec-2011
✓ Published: 06-Dec-2011
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Throughout most of my research I have been visualising transport related issues, most of them involving flows of people at various spatial scales. Recently I have been looking at flows of a rather different nature: development flows. Here are some early notes on the data.nThe main dataset analysed has been collected from Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) which has a really helpful website to collect all sort of development aid data. I downloaded the Geographical Distr
Throughout most of my research I have been visualising transport related issues, most of them involving flows of people at various spatial scales. Recently I have been looking at flows of a rather different nature: development flows. Here are some early notes on the data.nThe main dataset analysed has been collected from Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) which has a really helpful website to collect all sort of development aid data. I downloaded the Geographical Distr
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