I am a cinema researcher from Brazil and troughout my masters research I have organized a spreadsheet with a few hundred films from the Brazilian Amazon. It includes information such as films' title, synopsis, length, director, year of production etc. I am currently looking for a free, user friendly, tool in which I could make this database available online in the form of visual content such as maps (e.g. a map in which each film could be pinned to its city of production, alongside complementar information). Would anyone have any suggestions?
Hi Uriel,
I use Palladio software developed by Stanford for my visualisations of spatial, temporal and relational analyses of archaeological data. Check it out and let me know if you find it useful for your data.
Meliha
Hello Meliha Handzic
After a little research, I reached a tool called Padlet to generate maps. It has a really user friendly interface and I'll keep experimenting it. However, I checked Palladio following you indication and it seems a lot more versatile, as one can generate maps but also tables and galleries, using the same dataset. It will be really useful to me. Thanks a lot for your suggestion!
Uriel
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