North Dulwich Top?

[Chener Books]

See the final map in the article:

North Dulwich Top

Where is "North Dulwich Top"? Is this actually East Dulwich?

John K

[Penguin68]

I imagine it's a plot centred around North Dulwich Station - all the twitter topologies in that map have been given 'mountain' names (Top, Tor etc.). Possibly JAGS girls are extensive twitterers!

[nutty]

Read the text above it...

Boffins have created a Twitter map of London to reveal the city's tweeting hot spots, with areas of the capital renamed to correspond with their traffic levels.

Peaks - which have been given names such as Soho Mountain, Camden Town Ridge and Piccadilly Rock - have been depicted as mountains and areas with few tweets are shown as valleys.

The project was the brainchild of 'Tweetographer' Fabian Neuhaus, from UCL's Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, who tracked the origins of the 120,000 tweets posted in London every week.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1290777/The-London-Twitter-o-Meter-Boffins-map-city-tweet-tweet.html#ixzz0sKnPsPTx

[nutty]

Anyway - isn't this essentially useless? It's just showing us population hotspots. You would need the twitter per capita for it to be at all interesting.

[Chener Books]

This appears to be the source of the newspaper article.

There may be a high incidence of twits from JAGS. Although JAGS describes itself as "on the Edge of Dulwich" it is actually in East Dulwich. You have to drill deep on www.jags.org.uk for this admission. The SE22 boundary performs some interesting gymnastics around North Dulwich Station.

I still can't relate the iso-twits to real world topography as there is no underlay map. My best guess is the "North Dulwich Top" is actually centered on Goose Green.

John K