Mashups Tag Search: maps

Powered by MapLarge.com, AIDSVu provides a high-resolution view of the geography of HIV in the United States, 30 years into the epidemic. It is an online tool that allows users to visually explore the HIV epidemic alongside critical resources such as HIV testing center locations and NIH-Funded HIV Prevention & Vaccine Trials Sites. The data on AIDSVu come from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) national HIV surveillance database that is comprised of HIV surveillance reports from state and local health departments. AIDSVu will be updated on an ongoing basis in conjunction with CDC's annual release of HIV surveillance data, as well as new data and additional information as they become available. A Technical Advisory Group was brought together during the development of AIDSVu and an Advisory Committee, chaired by Dr. Jim Curran, Dean of the Rollins School of Public Health of Emory University, is comprised of key stakeholders who provide oversight and guidance for the ongoing project. 

An Atlas using Google maps. Upon querying a country, the map locates the country, it provides a list of useful links to learn about the country in question, and a aggregation of news from major RSS providers, filtered by country in Yahoo pipes. 

Social mashup that marks unused or empty houses in Spain. 

EggJax is a compact mashup constrained within the confines of a small egg. Several useful functions, derived from popular API's, are available quickly and concisely. 

Geopointe integrates Force.com with Google Maps and MapQuest. Geopointe is the premier Force.com geo/mapping solution providing numerous ways for end-users, administrators and developers to take advantage of geo data and maps. 

This dumps all job listings for your search onto the map all at once. So you can see things like where the highest concentration of job demand is. Most job search/map mashups only let you page to 10-20 results on the map at a time. This displays the MAX.  

Display your Google Latitude location and location history. Guest and public access options control who can view your location. Dead Zone keeps your location from being displayed when you are within X miles of the location you specify. 

Allows users to drag a path using the mouse on a mapped location and finds the miles or kilometers traversed over it. 

Must See India is a free trip planning and travel sharing website. It provides photos and maps of tourist destinations in India by integrating with flickr and google maps. One can also share travel experiences by importing their existing travel blogs. 

OptiRoute allows you to provide a set of points via a GeoRSS feed which are then displayed in the optimal order to visit those points. GeoRSS is used to collect points from Bing Maps collections and Google Maps my maps.