Very very cool. I could even use those as interesting crack overlays for surfaces. And again like you mentioned the basis for a city map.
Saw this going round today:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/walking...750905/detail/
and for New York specifically:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24431382@N03/6747484741
It's a very cool method, but I think New York throws it out with Broadway being the only diagonal in much of the city. Any shortest path algorithm will clearly favour it. But they're excellent maps of traffic flow in a city. It's almost worth stealing these and basing a totally new city map on the traffic flow patterns!
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Very very cool. I could even use those as interesting crack overlays for surfaces. And again like you mentioned the basis for a city map.
Cheers, Julien
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