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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

• nuummi ataatsimut angallassineq • • also, a special "qujanarsuaq!" to oqaasileriffik (the language secretariat of greenland) for their thoughtful guidance and infinite patience with my never-ending questions about kalaallisut grammar and syntax 🙌 • oqaasileriffik.gl

Close-up view of the bus network looping across Nuuk city center, showing selected landmarks and public services labeled in Kalaallisut (West Greenlandic), Danish and English

Close-up view showing information about the map design, labeled in Kalaallisut (West Greenlandic), Danish and English

Close-up view of the map legend with information about routes, transfers and selected public services labeled in Kalaallisut (West Greenlandic), Danish and English

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

• nuummi ataatsimut angallassineq • • here is my schematic interpretation of the public bus network operating in the capital city of greenland, nuuk 🇬🇱 • also showing transfers and selected public services • trilingual 🇬🇱 🇩🇰 🇬🇧 • www.behance.net/gallery/2503... #transitscapes #nuuk #kalaallisut

This image shows a homemade schematic map of Nuuk’s bus network - titled “Nuummi ataatsimut angallassineq” and labeled in Kalaallisut, Danish and English - with coloured lines showing routes 1 (red), 2 (yellow), 3 (green), X2 (grey), X3 (light green) and E2 (blue).

Stops, neighbourhoods, landmarks and natural features are labelled. Icons indicate transfers, hospitals, schools, cultural centers and selected public services.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

• b e c a u s e • l a n g u a g e • • episode 139 | magpie syntax • with @stephaniellaura.bsky.social • becauselanguage.com/139-magpie-syntax/ #linguistics #allthingslinguistics #birdtalk

Because Language
Episode 139: Magpie Syntax (with Stephanie Mason)

Australian magpies are even cleverer birds than we thought.
New research from Dr Stephanie Mason shows that they do two language-like things we used to think only humans could do: learn their calls socially, and combine their calls in a way that looks a lot like syntax.
So are we calling this language? If so, how are the linguists taking it?
Stephanie joins us to talk about magpies, media, and the territoriality of linguists.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 03/05/2026

• b a i l e • á t h a • c l i a t h • d u b l i n • • d a r t + • • dart+ southwest: widening of railway corridor btw park west & cherry orchard and heuston w/ onward connection through dart+ west via proposed new stations at heuston west, glasnevin (interchange with metrolink), kylemore and cabra

Side-by-side comparing previous (left) and current (right) versions of the map, showing DART+ Southwest between Park West & Cherry Orchard and Heuston with onward connection through DART+ West via proposed new stations at Heuston West, Glasnevin (interchange with Metrolink), Kylemore and Cabra.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 03/05/2026

• b a i l e • á t h a • c l i a t h • d u b l i n • • d a r t + • • integration of the m3 parkway-navan corridor into dart+ west, following electrification • construction of 4 new stations

Side-by-side comparing previous (left) and current (right) versions of the map, showing integration of the M3 Parkway-Navan corridor to DART+ West, along with four new stations.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 03/05/2026

• b a i l e • á t h a • c l i a t h • d u b l i n • • d a r t + • • dart+ west: modernisation and optimisation of the existing railway to run service between kilcock and m3 parkway to connolly and the proposed spencer dock station in the docklands area

Side-by-side comparing previous (top) and current (bottom) versions of the map, showing DART+ West new proposed terminus station at Spencer Dock.

Side-by-side comparing previous (top) and current (bottom) versions of the map, showing DART+ West extension to Kilcock and Navan via M3 Parkway.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 03/05/2026

• b a i l e • á t h a • c l i a t h • d u b l i n • • d a r t + • • dart+ coastal south: infrastructure enhancements and upgrades to allow increased traffic between connolly, bray and greystones + extension to wicklow • removal of now-shelved luas green line spur to fassaroe

Side-by-side comparing previous (left) and current (right) versions of the map, showing DART+ Coastal South extension from Greystones to Wicklow + removal of LUAS Green line spur to Fassaroe (project shelved)

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 03/05/2026

• b a i l e • á t h a • c l i a t h • d u b l i n • • d a r t + • • dart+ coastal north: extension of current service between dublin connolly and malahide to drogheda, including electrification and re-signalling of the line

Side-by-side comparing previous (left) and current (right) versions of the map, showing DART+ Coastal North extension from Malahide to Drogheda

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 03/05/2026

• b a i l e • á t h a • c l i a t h • d u b l i n • • d a r t + • • updated version of the map, now including dart+, an electrification, modernisation and extension program of the dublin area rapid transit (dart) 🇮🇪 • unroll thread for details ⤵️ • www.behance.net/gallery/2483... #transitmap #dublin

A schematic map titled “Baile Átha Cliath a Leathnú - Expanding Dublin” shows a proposed future transit network with colour‑coded LUAS tram lines, DART rail routes, MetroLink, and commuter services. Stations and connections spread across the Dublin region, with icons marking the airport, bus hubs, parking, and intercity links.
The layout is dense and diagrammatic, emphasising network expansion rather than geographic accuracy.
The diagram is bilingual in Gaeilge (Irish Gaelic) and English.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 02/05/2026

GRMA ☘️ Leis an bhfírinne a rá, ba é an chéad smaoineamh a bhí agam an léarscáil seo i nGaeilge amháin a dhéanamh... ach tá a fhios agat, dá mhéad a bhíonn ann is amhlaidh is fearr é! (mo leithscéal as Gaeilge bhriste 🫠)

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 01/05/2026

• m i n d s c a p e • p o d c a s t • • episode 347 | andrew guthrie ferguson on how your data will be used against you • www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/2026... #nowplaying #data #selfsurveillance

Sean Carroll's Mindscape Podcast

Episode 347 | Andrew Guthrie Ferguson on How Your Data Will Be Used Against You

In the 18th century, philosopher Jeremy Bentham suggested the Panopticon as a model of a prison where inmates could be constantly observed by just a single prison guard. Although his original idea was never built, the word has come to indicate any system of social control through constant surveillance. Nowadays, we are close to creating such a system, not for prisons, but for our everyday lives. The data about our whereabouts and doings is collected by our smart devices, and available for search by the authorities. I talk with law professor Andrew Guthrie Ferguson about the new reality, as discussed in his book Your Data Will Be Used Against You: Policing in the Age of Self-Surveillance.

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Jarrett Walker @humantransit.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

The most complete map of public transit in Mexico City that has ever existed. This should be everywhere. Amazing work from Clarion Project. drive.google.com/file/d/1Kh6i... ...

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Present & Correct @presentcorrect.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

The Pelikan collection is particularly beautiful www.presentandcorrect.com/blogs/blog/w...

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 27/04/2026

• b a i l e • á t h a • c l i a t h • d u b l i n • • here is a schematic map i've made to show ongoing projects set to reshape the light- and heavy rail networks in and around dublin, ireland 🇮🇪 • bilingual gaeilge / english • www.behance.net/gallery/2479... #transitmap #dublin

A stylised, bilingual schematic map titled “Baile Átha Cliath a Leathnú - Expanding Dublin” shows an extended vision of Dublin’s rail and metro network.

Coloured lines mark LUAS, DART, Metrolink and commuter services stretching far beyond the city, with Irish and English station names.

The layout is dense and diagrammatic, highlighting major hubs like Connolly, Heuston, St. Stephen’s Green and Dublin Airport.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 13/04/2026

Warm thanks to l’Office du Jèrriais, and especially to @geraintjennings.bsky.social for their generous guidance in helping my map show Jèrriais at its best! Mèrcie bein des fais pouor vouot' aîgue! 🇯🇪 #jersey #jèrri #jèrriais #jerseyci

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 13/04/2026

• r a i l w a y s • i n • j e r s e y • • l e s • c'm î n s • d' f é • d' j è r r i • • here is an alternative version of my Jersey map 🇯🇪 • now including @openstreetmap.bsky.social layers showing natural features such as agricultural areas, parks and woodlands 🌿 • www.behance.net/gallery/2474...

A bilingual historical map titled “Railways in Jersey / Les C’mîns d’fé d’Jèrri” shows the island of Jersey with its two former railway lines—the Jersey Railway Company and the Jersey Eastern Railway—marked across parishes and bays. Stations, quarries, and terminus points are labeled in English and Jèrriais.
This version now shows natural features such as agricultural areas, parks and woodlands.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 12/04/2026

• a l l • i n c l u s i v e • • by kourtney roy • now at cité de l'économie, paris • www.kourtneyroy.com

A large photographic backdrop shows a sunny coastal scene with a castle on a hill, a harbor, and a walkway. In front of it, two wooden deck chairs feature printed portraits of women on their fabric seats. The floor has a bold black‑and‑white geometric tile pattern, and stained‑glass windows and wood paneling frame the space. Potted plants soften the setup, creating a staged, summery exhibition atmosphere.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 12/04/2026

• a l l • i n c l u s i v e • • by kourtney roy • now at cité de l'économie, paris • www.kourtneyroy.com

Two small photographs mounted one above the other on a white panel between wooden trim. Top image: a person stands beside a large white vending machine labeled ICE against a beige brick wall with orange trim; bright sunlight casts the person’s long shadow on the wall. Bottom image: a clear blue sky with a tall metal signpost holding a “SELF SERV” sign with a left arrow and a stylized cup symbol. Strong color contrasts and clean geometric lines evoke roadside Americana.

A wide interior view of an ornate gallery room with patterned tile floors, carved wooden paneling, and stained‑glass windows. Four large framed photographs hang on the walls, each showing sunlit roadside scenes: a person in a vehicle, a tall sign against blue sky, someone standing by a building, and a motel sign. Warm light and rich architectural details frame the contemporary images, creating a contrast between historic décor and modern Americana.

Ornate gallery interior with carved wooden paneling and patterned tile floor; two framed photos mounted on a white panel. Left photo: a tall roadside sign reading RV PARK ENTRANCE with a smaller RV sign against a clear blue sky. Right photo: view from outside a vehicle showing a seated person, their face reflected in the side mirror, and a straight road stretching into the distance. Bright sunlight and warm tones evoke travel and quiet openness.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 12/04/2026

• a l l • i n c l u s i v e • • by kourtney roy • now at cité de l'économie, paris • www.kourtneyroy.com

Photograph mounted on a wooden wall showing a travel moment inside a vehicle. A forearm in a bright orange sleeve rests on the open window frame; the side mirror reflects the driver’s face wearing sunglasses. Outside, a clear blue sky stretches above utility poles and a roadside sign with the partial word “PARK.” Warm daylight highlights textures of fabric and glass, conveying a relaxed, on-the-road mood and a sense of movement and perspective.

Framed photograph hanging above a wooden cabinet. It shows a person outdoors holding a can aloft, head tilted back as droplets rise into the air. Behind them stands a tall, weathered vintage sign shaped like a vertical arrow topped with a star, reading “STARDUST” and “MARFA” in faded letters. The sky glows in soft blue‑pink light, giving the scene a dreamy, nostalgic, roadside‑Americana feel.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 12/04/2026

• a l l • i n c l u s i v e • • a selection of works by photograph kourtney roy, exploring the economic underpinnings of globalized tourism - inequality, environmental impact, and marketing - hovering between dream and reality • now at cité de l'économie, paris • www.kourtneyroy.com

Printed photograph mounted on a white board, displayed indoors against a wooden paneled wall. The photo shows two people on a boat: in the foreground a light‑haired person reclines on a white seat wearing a bright orange knit top; in the background a shirtless, muscular person stands near the railing. Beyond them a calm blue sea meets a clear sky. Soft sunlight highlights skin and fabric; the glossy print and white mount convey a curated, summery, leisurely scene.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 12/04/2026

• mapmatics | how we navigate the world through numbers • paulina rowińska | 2025 | 375pp • www.paulinarowinska.com #nowreading #maps #mathematics

Front cover of the book "Mapmatics: How We Navigate the World through Numbers" by Paulina Rowińska.

How does a delivery driver distribute hundreds of packages in a single working day? Why does remote Alaska have such a large airport? Where should we look for elusive serial killers? The answers lie in the crucial connection between maps and maths.

In Mapmatics, Dr Paulina Rowińska embarks on a fascinating journey to discover the mathematical foundations of cartography and cartographical influences on mathematics. From a sixteenth-century map that remains an indispensable navigation tool despite emphasizing the North–South divide, and maps of voting districts that can empower or silence whole communities, to public transport maps that both guide and mislead passengers, she reveals how maps and maths shape not only our sense of space and time but also our worldview.

Through entertaining stories, surprising real-world examples and a cast of unforgettable characters, Mapmatics helps us to appreciate the mathematical methods and ideas behind maps. And, by illuminating how our world works, leaves us better equipped to understand and look after it.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 11/04/2026

Mèrcie bien des fais pouor chârer ma carte✨

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 10/04/2026

• r a i l w a y s • i n • j e r s e y • • l e s • c'm î n s • d' f é • d' j è r r i • • better resolution at behance.net/gallery/246904853/Railways-in-Jersey-Les-Cmns-dF-dJerri #transitscapes #transitsky #railways #jersey #jèrri

A stylized map of St. Helier in Jersey shows a coastal rail line from Millbrook to Pontorson Halt. The line curves along St. Aubin’s Bay and through the town, with stops labeled in English and Jèrriais. Key points include First Tower, People’s Park, West Park, the Weighbridge, Snow Hill, Green Street, Grève d’Azette, Georgetown, and St. Lukes. The harbour and shoreline frame the route.

A clean, stylized map of Jersey’s southeast coast traces a rail line from St. Helier Snow Hill to Gorey Pier. The route follows the shoreline through Green Street, Grève d’Azette, Georgetown, Samarès, Pontorson Lane Halt, Le Hocq, La Rocque, Le Bourg, Pontac, Fauvic, Grouville, and Gorey Village. Pale land tones, blue bays, and labelled stops highlight the island’s coastal layout.

A stylized map of southwest Jersey shows a rail line running from St. Aubin to Corbière. The route curves inland and along the coast, passing Greenville, Pont Marquet, Don Bridge, Blanches Banques, La Moye and Corbière. Soft colours mark parishes like St. Peter, St. Lawrence, and St. Brelade, with St. Ouen’s Bay and St. Brelade’s Bay framing the coastline.

A stylized map of southern Jersey shows a rail line tracing St. Aubin’s Bay from St. Aubin to St. Helier. The route passes Beaumont, Bel Royal, Millbrook, First Tower, Bellozanne Halt, People’s Park, and West Park before reaching central St. Helier stops like Weighbridge, Snow Hill, and Green Street. Soft colours mark parishes inland, with the bay curving along the coastline.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 10/04/2026

• r a i l w a y s • i n • j e r s e y • • l e s • c'm î n s • d' f é • d' j è r r i • • let me take you on a little trip down memory lines with this map i made to tell the history of railways in jersey 🇯🇪 • bilingual english/jèrriais • www.behance.net/gallery/2469... #transitscapes #jersey #jèrri

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 06/04/2026

• t h e • d a i l y • b o a r d • • gaspard skateshop x legeai studio x bump x sk8 unity | 2025 • by thomas gozzo at legeai studio • via thedailyboard.co/fr/ • instagram.com/legeai.studio • instagram.com/gaspardskateshop #skateboard #graphicdesign

A skateboard deck leans against a smooth grey and black backdrop. Its surface is covered with a bold, geometric illustration in red, navy, and beige. The design forms a stylised cityscape with arches, rooftops, palm trees, and a sun. Names “Legeai,” “Bump,” “Gaspard Skate Shop,” and “Unity” are integrated into the artwork.

A bold geometric illustration in red, navy, and beige fills the frame. Angular shapes form stylised buildings, a tree, and a circular dish-like element. The composition feels modern and graphic, with flat colours and sharp lines. The names “Legeai” and “Gaspard skate shop” appear within the design, integrated into the abstract cityscape.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 31/03/2026

• many minds | cities, cells and the neuroscience of navigation • how does the brain support our ability to find our way through the world? • manyminds.libsyn.com/cities-cells... cc @kensycoop.bsky.social @hugospiers.bsky.social #neuroscience #navigation

Many Mind Podcast
" Cities, cells and the neuroscience of navigation"

If your podcast listening habits are anything like mine, you might be out for a walk right now. Maybe you’re wandering the neighborhood, just blocks from home, or maybe you’re further afield. In either case, I’m guessing you’re finding your way without too much trouble—you’re letting some intuitive sense steer you, track how far you’ve gone, tell you where to go next. This inner navigator of yours is doing all in the background, as your mind wanders elsewhere, and magically it gets it all right. Most of the time, anyway. But how is it doing it? What allows us to pull this off?

My guest today is Dr. Hugo Spiers, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at University College London. His lab studies how our brains "remember the past, navigate the present, and imagine the future.” In recent years Hugo and his group have used a wide variety of methods—and some astonishingly large datasets—to shed light on central questions about human spatial abilities.

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 29/03/2026

• l i g n e s • d e • f u i t e • • guillaume lavrut • instagram.com/guillaumelavrut?igsh=bHdmMWh3N2Nlamhy • now at polka galerie paris • polkagalerie.com/fr/exposition-lignes-de-fuite-de-guillaume-lavrut.htm #chromotherapy

A light-colored wall holds three framed photos. Two close-up shots of vintage-style cars sit on the left: the top shows the curved rear window and red bodywork; the bottom shows a cream car’s rounded tail light and smooth panel lines. On the right, a traffic light glows red against a tall modern building fading into mist, creating a quiet, urban atmosphere tied together by red accents.

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Maarten Kossmann @maartenkossmann.bsky.social · 20/02/2026

It was a great pleasure and a honor to act as the co-supervisor for Mariana Martins’ dissertation about the emergence of a new Sign Language in Guinea Bissau, for which she received the doctorate yesterday. The book is available open-access.🧵 www.lotpublications.nl/creating-a-s...

lotpublications.nl

Creating a sign language out of everything and everywhere

Mariana Martins: Creating a sign language out of everything and everywhere - An example from the deaf people of Bissau

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•transitscapes• @transitscapes.bsky.social · 20/03/2026