Sunday, October 10, 2010

Histogram

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A histogram are used to depict the density of the data. This type of map must consist of tabular frequencies.

Parallel coordinate graph

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A parallel coordinate graph illustrates multivariate sets of data. This type of map can be useful when trying to find trends in the data.

Triangular plot

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This map illustrates three sets of data; the liberal democratic vote, labour vote as well as the conservative vote. Triangular plot maps are useful because comparisons can be made easily.

Windrose

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A windrose is used to determine the speed and direction of wind. Windroses have been used in maps for quite some time and they were developed long before the compass rose.

Climograph

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Population profile

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This is a population profile map that illustrates the amount of people that have AIDS according to their age and gender. These maps are commonly used to depict stastics of a population over a given amount of time.

Scatterplot

A scatterplot maps is used to depict a set of data that uses two variables. This map illustrates the mean annual temperature of the state of Nevada.

Index value plot

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This is an index value plot map that illustrates the steamflow from 2001 to present in the United States. In this type of maps index values are used instead of actual numbers.

Accumulative line graph or Lorenz curve

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This is an accumulative line graph that illustrates income distribution according to the population. These maps are usually used to show the probability of distribution of wealth.

Bilateral graph

A bilateral graph or map shows two variables and are usually very easy to read because it illustrates both positive and negative values.This map illustrates the state of California's mortgage rate trends.

Nominal area choropleth map

Nominal area choropleth maps do not have any specific order. This map illustrated the prediction for the 2008 election, and the prediction was obviously correct as the Democrats won the presidency.

Unstandardized choropleth map

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Standardized choropleth map

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Univariate choropleth map

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This is an univariate choropleth map of the United States which displays water usage throughout the country. An univariate choropleth map displays only on set of data as can be seen in this particular map.

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Bivariate choropleth map

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This is a brivate choropleth map of the divorce rate in the United States. These types of maps are used to identify two variables with the use of color.

Unclassed choropleth maps

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Unclassed choropleth maps are not widely accepted, because they do not classify the data. This map illustrates the fertility rate for women in Europe.

Classed choropleth map

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A choropleth map is very easy to read, the colors are proportional to what is being measured in the legend. This map in specific measures the victories for either George Bush or John Kerry during the 2004 presidential elections.

Range graded proportional circle map

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This is a range graded proportional circle map that illustrates the number of EID events in the world. We can see that most events occur in Europe and in the United States.

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Continuously variable proportional circle map

http://mapanalysisnoles949.blogspot.com/2008/06/continuously-variable-proportional.html

 A continuously variable proportional circle map uses circles to indicate data. Each circle in the map is equivalent to a specific amount of data that is being measured.

DOQQ

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A DOQQ is a color photograph made from an airplane. This type of photographs captures infrared light, each block of light that is seen in the pictures measures about three feet in real life.

DEM


A digital elevation model (DEM) is a representation of terrain. This type of map is commonly used when trying to illustrate ground relief.

DLG

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A Digital Line Graph (DLG) is map that is helpful in the study of the Earth's surface. This is an image that represents a partial part of the state of Georgia.

DRG

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A scanned image of the Geological Survey topographic map is called a DGR, this is an image of the Colorado river area. They are normally used to study the Earth's surface.

Isopleths

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This is an isopleth map of the United States that illustrtates the amount of pH in the country. An isopleth is a contour line that illustrates a variable that cannot be measured at any give point. In this map, we can see that different colors are used to illustrate the amount of pH

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Isopach

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This is an isopach map that uses different colors to illustrate the amount of overburden sediment on the ocean floor. The different colors helps illustrate the thickness of the sediment.

Isohyets

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This is an isohyet map that shows the amount of percipitation. An isohyet is a line that connects two places that receive the same amount of rainfall.

Isotach

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This is a map showing the weather forecast with isotachs. It displays the wind speeds, this map shows that there will be a severe thunderstorm.

Isobars

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This is a map that illustrates isobars in Europe. They are used to show high and low pressure fronts.

LIDAR

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This is a LIDAR three dimensional model of the city of New York after the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001. This was used in order to calculate how the smoke affected different parts of the city.

Doppler radar map

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This is a doppler radar map that illustrates a hurricane that was about to hit the state of Florida. Meteorologists use doppler radars to predict the weather forecast.

Black and white aerial photo

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This is a black and white aerial photo of the downtown in the city of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. It is part of a set of photos that shows how they rebuilt this city.

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Infrared aerial photo

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This is an infrared picture of South Florida. This photo was used in a study case done for the Everglades National park.

Cartographic animation map

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This a standstill animated cartographic map of the world that illustrates the air temperature from 1959-1997. Animated maps helps us get a better understanding of the data rather than having to compare through several maps.

Statistical map

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This is a statistical map of the United States that depicts each state as either Republican or Democratic. It illustrates the tendency that each state had to vote for either McCain or Obama during the 2008 elections.

Cartogram


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This is a cartogram of the world according to plant population. We can clearly see that the world is distorted in order to make each country proportional to the number of plant species it has.

Flow map

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This is a flow map of different countries in Europe. It depicts the telecommunications traffic flow using red curved lines. The thickness of each line is equal to the amount of traffic.

Isoline map

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This is an isoline map of China. It depicts the water flow of different areas in China.

Proportional circle map

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This is a proportional circle map of Canada, it shows the population of the provinces and territories of this country. One can use the legend in order to see what the size of the circle represents.

Choropleth map


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This is a choropleth map of Florida which shows the percentage of Hispanics. This map is divided by counties and data classes.

Dot distribution map

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This is a dot distribution map of the world. It shows the distribution of duckweed, it helps us know what countries have a greater abundance of duckweed.

Propaganda map

This is a propaganda map that shows the intentions of the Nazi party 1957. It tries to persuade the reader Nazi's were trying to take over.

Hypsometric map

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This is a hypsometric map of the United States. It shows terrain with colors and shading.

PLSS map

Map of states included in the Public Land Survey System
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This is a PLSS map of the states that are included. The Public Land Survey System (PLSS) subdivides and describes the land.

Cadastral map


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This is a cadastal map of a certain part of a city. It shows ownership and boundaries as well as precise location.

Thematic map

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This is a thematic map of the United States and the distribution of risk indicators of the environment throughout states. It uses colors to indicate which states are at bigger risk than others.

Topographic Map

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This is a topographic map of South America concentrated on Brazil. It clearly shows man made and natural resources. It also shows us elevation with the use of contour lines

Planimetric map

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This is a planimetric map of Iraq and its surrounding countries. It is planimetric because it only shows the horizontal features of this country.

Mental map

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This is a mental map of how a person perceives New York to be like. As we can see it is very clustered and there is even a camel which adds to the name given at the bottom "New Yorkistan".