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Inspired by "Real Time Rome" from MIT, joined the Post Office to perform an experiment FaberNovel dynamic visualization of flow installation and removal, called Flux2. This experiment based on the anonymized file address changes to The Post allows you to view over the year 2009 the movement of families to and from the Bouches du Rhone. A dynamic approach to exploit so demonstrative data on the postal business can be difficult to structure.
Explanations:
* The green arrows indicate the place of departure of the families arriving in this department.
* Red arrows inform the new home of families leaving the department.
* The thickness of the arrows gives the importance of this migration.
* The data were anonymised and only the postal code was used.
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