After the Flood is closing
On February 25th, after a decade of business, we’ll be closing After the Flood to focus on other projects. We’d like to thank all of our clients and collaborators for their support.
Cities squared: an introduction
Data provides solutions to the most pressing challenges that cities face in the 21st century. Advances in data technologies mean that city managers can capture rich data associated with transport, pollution, and social mobility. But how can we visualise this data, and tell stories with it? How can we use maps to tell these stories?
Predictions 2020
After the flood have built a “prediction” generator. Through a simple mad libs style generator, we aim for funny but hope for the occasional insight or provocation.
Car-side/city-side
We have developed a new framework which highlights the opportunity for better relationships between car manufacturers and cities. Read more to see our top six solutions.
Connected cars
How car manufacturers can unlock commercial success and a transformative value from data?
How connected cars create value for cities and citizens
How will connected cars create more value for drivers? From safety, financial savings and vast data platforms, we explore some of the vital benefits of connected cars.
Smart mobility starts with the city
Four recommendations for developing commercially successful mobility services, with lasting civic and financial value to the city.
Unlocking the business value of data
A new, design-led approach to data unlocks new and transformative kinds of value. We present four interdependent, design-led principles, appropriate to any organisation.
State of the Art of Sports Data Visualisation
In this section, we look at tangible strategies that media, rights holders and sponsors can enact to realise the value of engaging mass audiences in visual sports-data formats.
State of the Art of Sports Data Visualisation
In this section we take a look at some new ways to present data, from rankings and relative quality to the importance of storytelling.