I used symap for my the last quarter of my thesis in Architecture in 1970. I utilized census data as planning tool to predict
where building of various service functions should be located. I guess it was th Big Data of it's day. I produced a series of maps with respect to the west Garfield Park area in Chicago . I used the IBM computer in the engineering building at the
University of Illinois Chicago circle. I do not have the punch cards only the maps. Anyone interested?

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On Wed, 2016-03-02, jwilliamsjwa@sbcglobal.net wrote:

I used symap for my the last quarter of my thesis in Architecture in
1970. I utilized census data as planning tool to predict
where building of various service functions should be located. I
guess it was th Big Data of it's day. I produced a series of maps
with respect to the west Garfield Park area in Chicago . I used the
IBM computer in the engineering building at the University of
Illinois Chicago circle. I do not have the punch cards only the
maps. Anyone interested?

You might also want to ask in alt.folklore.computers, the place where
people discuss computing history.

/Jorgen

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