You can see a copy of Antonio's work printed here at The Map Center!

Rhode Island Shipwrecks Map 🗺️ As someone who lives in or near the mountains, shipwrecks are like barn finds, except the barn is a dungeon, and the monsters are not too thrilled about you taking their treasure. More deets: antonioantoine.com/2026/04/19/r... #gischat #cartography

Welp! I don't know how long my site's visibility was set to "Coming Soon", but I guess that explains the traffic nose dive.

I built an interactive guide on how GPS works! perthirtysix.com/how-does-gps...

I can't tell if I am accidentally unliking a post or if my likes aren't registering on BSKY lately. If the post shows up in the algo again, the like is missing. Sometimes, when I click on the post, it shows up. If you experienced this odd behavior from me, I am sorry! lol

One day, I will remember that CT changed their counties to county equivalents before nearly wrapping up a map. 😭 #gischat

Artemis Real-time Orbit Website: www.nasa.gov/missions/art...

NASA’s Artemis II mission is aiming to launch in less than three hours! If all goes smoothly, the astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft are in for a packed 10-day schedule as they journey around the moon’s far side. Graphic by Amanda Montañez; Source: NASA (reference)

Next Joy Plot Map is Ohio. Lots of people, very flat. #gis #gischat #cartography

Colorado Pop x Elev Joy Plot We can see a pretty good relationship between elevation and population density in CO. Even though the Rockies and high plains cover some of the small cities and towns. I may add an offset or extra VE point for the population layer. #gis #gischat #cartography

Thanks, I hate it! Side note: I was born on the 10 year anniversary of the moon landing in the Rocket City. More reminders of mortality at profmusgrave.github.io/anotherday

Now that I have a working model in QGIS for my Joy Plot workflow, I can focus on refining the maps. I have been interested in mapping elevation and populations for a long time, but I have struggled to find a method that shows both variables evenly. Joy Plots look promising. #gischat #cartography

I think I just lost a year of my life trying to get a PyQGIS environment set up in Pycharm. On the plus side, I finally built a working model in QGIS for one of my workflows. I may try to turn it into a plugin one day.

I am finally wrapping up this Rhode Island Shipwreck map (at least enough to print out a draft), and I am low key digging this inset map more than the main map. 😅😂 #gis #cartography #maps

Ah, that fun moment when you realize the data you collected from official sources, then spent time cleaning, formatting, and plopping it onto a map, has to be guessetimated anyway. 😭🤦‍♂️

I haven't used this site in over 10 years and it has come in clutch twice this past week. #gischat www.earthpoint.us

Rivers across Alaska and the wider Arctic are turning bright orange, as increased temperatures cause iron and other metals to leach into waterways, as permafrost thaws and glaciers melt Read @fteva.bsky.social and my visual story here as.ft.com/r/824504f0-d...

Median Generations by County (2023) Another version of my previous map. I used the #QGIS 2.5D symbology with a standard choropleth. It is a little confusing to use, but I think I get the gist of it now. The counties are extruded by population. #gischat #gis #cartography #maps

This is pretty cool. I am near the middle of the Geospatial Professionals.

I love a custom north arrow.

Our paper “Inferring fine-grained migration patterns across the United States” is now out in @natcomms.nature.com! We released a new, highly granular migration dataset. 1/9

The Utah Historical Society just produced a new, excellent map of "The Peoples of North America in 1776." Great resource for anyone teaching, writing, presenting about Native peoples as part of their 250th work. america250.utah.gov/power-of-pla...

Five classes I took in college. - Intro to Art (I still think about this class) - United States History in the 1970s - Climatology - German Fairly Tales - Microeconomics (yuck) Honorable mention for statistics. Also, taking an econ class dropped my opinion of econ into the toilet. Lol

I made a Median Generations map of the US for a contest, but I missed the deadline. 😅 The generations are based on the median age of census tracts in 2023. The urban areas are tract centroids, and the rural areas were dasymetrically binned to a 10km grid. #gis #cartography #gischat

Just an incredible and unusual landslide at Niscemi, Sicily, Italy, as captured by @planet.com SuperDove satellites 🧪⚒️🛰️

Animation showing the plunge of cold Arctic air which is causing disruption to flights and has left almost a million people without power Read Martha Muir and Ilya Gridneff's report www.ft.com/content/8757...

For context, before 1980, #Nashville temperatures hit 0°F an average of once per winter. Because of #GlobalWarming, what used to be an annual event has only happened 4 times in the last 30 years. Similarly, before 1980 we got 12" of snow in an average winter. Since 2000, it's around 4".

Increasing hazard situational awareness is always worthwhile, and disaster maps are never excessive. I made this US #WinterStorm map with a dark background (save battery during outages), a vertical layout (mobile viewing/sharing), colorblind friendliness, and county/city references. Source: #NOAA

Do you appreciate @nws.noaa.gov's posts on Bluesky? Did you know that this account is a pilot program that may or may not be continued and even expanded to NWS field offices? NWS is soliciting comments here! www.surveymonkey.com/r/PrototypeN... Press release: www.weather.gov/media/notifi...

I created a quick workflow on how to find the highest value from multiple attribute columns in #QGIS. This is helpful if you have temporal or similar data in a single feature class. In my example, I had over 100 columns to compare. #gis #gischat

Interesting #QGIS plugin for quick feature show/hiding. www.reddit.com/r/QGIS/comme...

The first JHU GIS After Dark in 2026 is on February 5th from 7-8pm featuring Lauren Teirney from ESRI. The event is free and open to the public, however, you need register to attend. #gis #gischat www.eventbrite.com/e/gis-after-...

This simple label took me over day to make. I am still learning expression builder in #QGIS. I needed the highest value for each feature from over one hundred attribute columns AND the name of the field name. The worst part is I don't know if I will use this info. lol

couple interesting maps of climate change vulnerability across Canada by Isabeaux Graham on our team check out more here: schoolofcities.utoronto.ca/layers-of-cl... #maps #gis #canada #climateChange

This is a very cool idea.

Labeling maps is a peaceful practice, and often is half the job of a cartographer. I'm sure seas will be drained and skies will be blackened so that AI can do it in our stead in a year or two, but for now, I always enjoy looking at a "map minus map" version of completed work.

A work-in-progress map of the Forests in the lower US. I haven't decided if I am going to display and label the National Parks and/or Forests yet. Things get pretty busy on the West Coast. The legend is going to be a nightmare and I am not looking forward to it. 😂 #gis #gischat #cartography #map

#Caracas 1936 Scale 1:5,000 Ministerio De Obras Publicas Direccion de Cartografia Nacional archive.org/details/WCWd... A #cartographic gem from 90 years ago - worth the zoom in.

Arizona Joy Plot Map Testing out another method. Instead of applying the gradient across the entire feature layer, I applied a gradient to each individual plot line. This gives the plot lines a more 3D like effect. This is still a work in progress. #gis #qgis #cartography #maps

Happy Solstice and first official day of winter. More daylight each day now and spring is not far away.

Man, I'm done with the days getting shorter! I am talking to MANAGEMENT. I will GET RESULTS. If the days get longer here on out, you'll know who to thank.

Happy winter solstice. 📊

Today is the Winter Solstice, the longest night of the year for most of us living between the Equator and the Arctic Circle. The duration varies by latitude. Those living in the Arctic are experiencing Polar Night, which may have begun weeks ago! Blog antonioantoine.com/2025/12/17/t...

Got my #NACIS Christmas tree ornament up! I think it is the only mappy ornament I have and I happened to win it at the 2025 conference.

I am thinking about doing a state-level run of Joy Plot maps. I do think Virginia may have set the bar a little high. It looks like a mountain emerging from the fog. #cartography #maps #qgis #gis

If you enjoy both #RhodeIsland and #rivers, stop by The Map Center (@mapcenter.com) to check out (and maybe buy?) this poster I designed for them, showing the state's streams in the style of a transit network map.

The #30DayMapChallenge is a wrap! I made a map quilt of my favorite Rhode Island maps from the challenge. I had to resize a few of them to get them all to line up. Had I planned this in advance, I would have alternated between light and dark maps. #cartography

Dark mode maps are attractive & engaging, but present design difficulties. It’s harder for us to parse light on dark than dark on light, and the way we interpret variation in lightness as differences in transparency compounds the difficulty. 📊🗺️🎨 From: www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202...