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  • Angolan Highlands Water Tower
  • VPRO Onzichtbaar Nederland | Invisible Netherlands
  • Solargraph summer – winter solstice
  • The San Fermin festival program
  • The Netherlands in 21 infographics
  • Netherlands from above – Season 1
  • The credit crisis affecting the stock market
  • Dutch real estate fraud
  • The revolution of in-wheel motor
  • Irak
  • Dutch Crime Statistics
  • September 11 attacks
  • Fully illustrated newspaper
  • Milienniumbabies
\\ Honors & awards

CaGIS Award 2023

De Okavangodelta, een uitgestrekt waaiervormig moerasgebied in de Kalahari-woestijn, ontvangt zijn levengevende water van een watertoren in de hooglanden van Angola. De animatie ‘Angolan Highlands Water Tower’ gemaakt voor National Geographic, is winnaar van de Map Design Competition 2023 van de Cartography and Geographic Information Society (CaGIS).

Storyboard / Data Visualization

  • Frederik Ruys / Vizualism
    Producer

  • Liz Elkington / 422 South
    Computer Graphics Artists

  • Libby Redden / 422 South
  • Jim Walters / 422 South
  • Rowan Spear-Bulmer / 422 South
    Compositor

  • Mike Beckner / National Geographic Society
  • Tyler Dinley / National Geographic Society
  • Scott Elder / National Geographic Society
  • Martin Gamache / National Geographic Society
  • Dr. Mauro Lourenco / National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project
    Data Sources

  • “Africa Water Atlas,” Dewa, United Nations Environment Programme
  • Climate Hazards Group Infrared Precipitation With Stations
  • Esri
  • World Wildlife Fund Hydrosheds

Jury

Tanya Allison (Montgomery College), Mark Denil (Cartographic Perspectives book review editor), Hannah Dormido, (Washington Post), Dylan Moriarty (Washington Post), Tom Patterson (National Park Service, retired), Daniel Cole (Smithsonian Institution)