TripsQ is an application meant to improve your travel experience. It helps you make full use of the data you’ve generated while travelling, by turning your check-ins at the airports into various travel statistics.
Once subscribed with your Foursquare account, you can choose your unit of measurement: miles/kilometers.
After each of your trips, the application will take your check-ins and produce multiple travel statistics visualized on the dashboard (map, list, graphs).
There are 3 major goals of the tool:
• Provide your travel history: (list of your trips, airports visited, itineraries and number of miles/km you’ve got during each trip...).
• Offer travel support and socialize your trip by sending you the tips left by your friends in the cities you visit. COMING SOON
• Aggregate various connected data: CO2 you have produced during your trip; amount of weight you’ve lost/put on (Withings), number of steps you’ve taken (fitbit), the distance you’ve walked during each trip. COMING SOON

http://tripsq.com/

The Trasparent School application aims to map higher education institutions in Paris and its region and present in a visual way various statistics about these institutions.
It also displays Foursquare tips and special offers from local businesses around geolocated institutions.

The application is composed of three parts:

• Map of all higher education institutions in the Paris region, which enables users to filter institutions by type, supervisory ministry or administrative status and displays Foursquare tips and special offers from local businesses around geolocated institutions.
• Dashboard which gives a breakdown of institutions by district (graph), by status (public and private) and by type: public university, Grande Ecole, university-grade institute etc. (pie charts).
• Charts visualizing some statistics from the institutions real estate directory, including the largest site owners, top 6 site owners etc.

The application was created based on the “Real Estate Directory for Higher Education Institutions” dataset taken from PARISDATA and the Foursquare API (tips & specials).

http://transparentschool.org/

For the third year running, we’re mapping the world’s richest people according to Forbes magazine's annual ranking.
However, this year we tried not to confine ourselves to mapping the billionaires, but create a sort of dashboard visualizing some statistics on the world’s richest people in 2010-2011.
So, we looked at the 2010 and 2011 Forbes lists and visualized some interesting facts about the world's billionaires and their fortunes.
The map locating the billionaires comes with a list view, where you can find the catalog including detailed information for each billionaire.

Key features:
• Total number of billionaires in the world
• Their combined and average net worth
• Top 3 billionaires in the world
• Average age and different age groups of billionaires (interactive graph)
• Types of their fortunes (interactive pie chart)
• Top 3 countries with the highest number of billionaires
• Top 3 companies with the highest number of billionaires

http://www.forbesboard.com/

The Open Innovation Map is our first project under Mapize’s new version. This is an interactive database of key players in the field of open innovation worldwide.
To better visualize the Open Innovation ecosystem around the world we used two different views:
1. The map to geo-locate each OI player.
2. The directory of OI players, which includes detailed information about each member and his network with other subscribers to the OIM.
We subdivided the open innovation players into 3 groups: Ideators (startups, entrepreneurs, developers etc.), Scouts (VCs, investors, business angels etc.) and Open Innovators (major corporations, public bodies... with an open innovation strategy).
Here are some big international companies we already have in OIM database: BMW Group, Dell, Ford, LG, Nokia, Philips, PepsiCo, Starbucks, Campbell, Colgate and others.

Key features:
• The User-Generated Content feature enables users to subscribe to the project and appear in OIM database.
• Filter by types of subscribers (Ideators, Scouts, Open innovators)
• Filter by fields (country, project category, nb of employees)

http://www.openinnovationmap.org

"A picture is worth a thousand words"

"Information design makes complex information easier to understand and to use.” – AIGA from aiga.org

"Information design is all about the psychology and physiology of how users access, learn, and remember information; the impact of colors shapes, and patterns, learning styles." – Luigi Canali De Rossi from "What is information Design?"

"Information design addresses the organization and presentation of data: its transformation into valuable, meaningful information." – Nathan Shedroff from nathan.com

Journalists and bloggers
Visualizations for articles

To effectively communicate a message to their readers, lots of journals and magazines around the world (The Guardian, The New York Times, Le Monde…) use data journalism and data visualization.

You and your friends
Social maps

You can create customizable and embeddable social maps of your Twitter updates and Foursquare check-ins and share them with your friends via a website or blog.

Companies & Organizations
Geotagged directories, dashboards

Companies are starting to look at what is happening on a daily basis within their businesses and use visualization tools to access and manage that information. Directories and dashboards provide a visual way to analyze business information and interact with data.

Public sector companies
Visualization of scientific, statistical or census data

Data visualization helps streamline and present in an engaging and readable way even the most complex scientific, statistic or census data.

XML / CSV / OLAP / Analytics / Zoho / Basecamp