Dillon's Map Blog
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Character Map
Character maps can list the corresponding value of a certain document in order to decipher a foreign object. These can be found for astrology, hieroglyphics and foreign languages.
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Navigation Map
Navigation maps are maps used to detail a route or a plan needed to take in order to get from point A to point B. You can notice these maps being used in GPS systems in cars or perhaps the Lewis and Clarke Journey to explore the West in early America.
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Lorenz Curve
Lorenz Curves can show how much a certain group of people can use of a whole while in turn showing the rest of the group without listing it. You can also add an average line to the graph.
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Unclassed Choropleth
Unclassed Choropleth maps detail data with shades of color rather than listing data to remove clutter and attain the goal in a sleek manner.
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Bivariate Choropleth
Bivariate Choropleths are useful in the fact that they show two variables on the same map without too much clutter.
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Unstandardized Choropleth
Unstandardized Choropleths can focus on the broad and vague while still getting the point across
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Nominal Area Choropleth
Nominal Area Choropleths take an area and create a map detailing a certain piece of data and portray it upon the geographical map like this one on Florida.
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