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Nick Bearman
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GIS Trainer & Consultant; now also at fosstodon.org/@nickbearman, Cartographic Editor @carto-giscience.bsky.social; cartography, open data, QGIS, R, linktr.ee/nickbearman
![Mobility resultants for Italy, work commuting, year 2011. Labels refer to places mentioned in the text. The map displays Italy with terrain shown in light gray and major cities labeled including Milan, Turin, Venice, Bologna, Rome, Naples, Palermo, and others. Orange flow lines represent commuting patterns between locations, with line thickness indicating volume of movement. The legend shows two classification systems: 'Monodirectionality index' (0-0.33, 0.33-0.50, 0.50-0.66, 0.66-1.00) and 'Total movements [pax]' (1-257, 257-614, 614-1577, >1577). Strong commuting corridors appear around major urban centers like Milan and Rome, shown by prominent orange flow patterns radiating outward. Regional annotations identify areas like Rimini, Ancona, Cagliari, and Bari. The visualization demonstrates uneven geographic distribution of work commuting, with concentrated patterns in northern industrial regions and more dispersed patterns in southern Italy.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:aoclldsckbpe5l7axdkw32vp/bafkreibzijokgt4dvawcohjsemip5jv2mggm5js6j6ltdxkafj464mp7wy)
