The Melting Map
The city map resized by complaints per resident, so the districts in most pain stand out.
The job
Shows leaders where the pain really is by redrawing the familiar map so each district's size reflects its pain per resident. Helps shrink the swollen districts with verified directives, and rehearses the next published ranking before the public sees it.
The moment
The minister watches the city map redraw so that each district's size shows how many complaints it has per resident.
The downtown boulevard shrinks to a sliver, while a southern district swells to a quarter of the screen.
The minister taps that district, reads "flooded underpass, nine days", and approves a directive from a phone.
A month later, a split view shows the map from the first briefing beside today's, with that district shrunk back down.
What it does
- Issue a directive
- Save the Monday map
- Export the council poster
- Open the evidence
What you see
Animated geography-to-cartogram wall with a phone companion, a before-and-after record view and a ranking rehearsal overlay
What it moves
Complaints per ten thousand residents in the five most swollen districts, median days from a directive to the district shrinking, and the expected change in band on the next published index.
Built for
- Executives & leadership
- Operations
