SimpleGeo used their new tool Vicarious.ly to create this visualization of location-based data — Foursquare check-ins, Gowalla check-ins, geotagged pictures from Flickr, and geotagged tweets from Twitter — logged over 8 days of the South by Southwest conference in Austin. The patterns of people’s movements, day and night, are fascinating — and it’s easy to see how valuable these “maps” are going to be for urban planning, public health, and obviously, marketing. More info over at Tech Crunch.
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