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CRJ515_10
Course: CRJ 515, Fall 2009School: Chester
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How Maps: to Make a Good One The Message Each map is a form of essay conveying a message What are you trying to say? The art of selecting, transforming, and portraying information on a map A delicate balance of anticipating and answering reasonable questions Not overwhelming your reader's attention with needless detail The Message Avoid confusion.. Therefore ... avoid questions The map needs to be self...
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How Maps: to Make a Good One
The Message
Each map is a form of essay conveying a message What are you trying to say? The art of selecting, transforming, and portraying information on a map A delicate balance of anticipating and answering reasonable questions Not overwhelming your reader's attention with needless detail
The Message
Avoid confusion.. Therefore ... avoid questions The map needs to be self explanatory
Contents
The map area ... the central focus The legend .. Clear and easy to read A scale bar .. To measure distances A title .. Clear and NOT TOO BIG .. Indicating purpose Label key elements ... place names
Contents
Text indicating ..
Basic message your are trying to convey Author , institution and date The source of the data date The of the data
Thematic Mapping
A special problem of being clear and concise You must have a contextual framework Time context Locational context Concise legend .. 5 categories not 7 Plain terms in legends and headings Clear statement of the unit areas displayed Raster transparency over unit areas???
Choropleth Maps Area units with shading showing data ... Modifiable Unit Area Problem What color to use for shading????
Which color is mo...
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