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Dubai's primary spacial interaction in terms of stretches across Southwest Asia (due to friction of distance and distance decay), but its influence is across the world. Time-space compression is evident in the vacation spot I chose because Dubai can advertise itself as a major business and tourism spot to anyone in the world via the Internet. Moreover, a person can take a tour of Dubai and learn all about its architecture by simply logging onto their computer.

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DYNAMIC TOWER

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Burj Khalifa

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28-HOUR TIMELAPSE

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This timelapse was originally shot back in November 2011 and you can see the original, static, framing on this channel. I thought it was about time I had a go at re-cutting it to try to show some of the interesting stuff going on that perhaps you'd not notice if you watched the original "edit".

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In the 1990s, Dubai was a barren, sandy wasteland. However, thanks to advancements in technology and architecture, humans have turned Dubai into a booming city that receives business and tourism from all over the world. Furthermore, people in Dubai (through the use of technology) have managed to create entire islands!

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Dubai, UAE is on 23.7833° N, 54.0000° E. The country is east of Saudi Arabia, south of Iran, and north of Oman. The city is renowned for its architecture, and is a booming epicenter of business for Southwest Asia.

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People first think about massive architecture, Muslims, and camels.

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The United Arab Emirates is a part of the formal region Southwest Asia. I chose this as the UAE's region because the majority religion of the UAE is Islam, and the UAE is geographically nearby other Islamic countries in Southwest Asia.
My vacation spot acts as a functional region because it is a node for tourism and business in Southwest Asia.

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PALM ISLAND