This is an inconic map of the City of Fremantle. Located on the map are numbers 1-15 signifying the important, main places of the city. Below the map are the destinations of number on the map.
A geologic map can help a geologist see the Earth's rocks that lie on the surface. This geologic map is of Texas during the year 1992. The three eras are broken down as the map's legend. Each rock has it's own color pattern during it's time era. For instance, during the Mesozoic era, the rock patterns are shades of green.
Featured on this map is a comparison of males per 100 females based on the US 2000 Census. There are only four basic colors on the map breaking down the data classes.
This is a Bivariate choropleth maps of Africa. It is showing the "Land Use Life Expectancy, and GNP Per Capita in Africa 1989." The continent is broken up by varying colors which are defined in the block legend. There is also a pie chart to further demonstrate the information presented in the bivariate choropleth map.
A map that I have not familiar with, a Lorenz Curve shows income distribution with it's curve. This Lorenz Curve featured showing Scotland's income fairness. The chart is a guide to helping get to that fairness to please the SNP.
The image example of this histogram is depicting final exam results for a fake class. The score range is denoted by different colored bars. The X axis is the score on the final exams while the Y axis is the number of students.
Parallel coordinate graph that is seen here is of baseball statistics. This type of graph is so that one can "plot large multivariate datasets." The top Y Axis on the parallel coordinate graph represents "The League Leaders for the Stat" while the X axis represents "A Zero value for all State."
This index value plot is explaining the "Streamflow Conditions Plots." The red lines on graph are plots for the average streamflow. It is showing the every day average of the water resource region or the gaging stations over 30 years. You may notice there are gaps in the map which signify days where there was less than 2/3 reported data from the stations.
Isohyet maps have lines which connect places that have the same amount of rainfall. The map that I have included here an Indian Isohyet. The information featured came frim the Indian Government 1975, ICRISAT 1978, Subrahmanyam et al. 1965.
This is a Streamline Isotach map of Taiwan. Using the meteorological information from the August 23rd weather forecast, this map was created to show the pattern.
This image of a dot distribution map is of the United Kingdom. There are several destinations marked by red and pink circles and dots to indicated places featured on the right-hand side of the map. This is also just a general map of the UK, not a specific one.
Planimetric maps are digitaL maps that show planimetric features using symbolism mixed with lines to show position in a horizontal manner. These maps are mostly used for transportation plans. The planimetric map here is an image of Sayville High school area. The entire area surrounding the actual is only in black and white. The only splash of color on this map is the school in purple.
This PLSS map is a part of Minnesota's statewide PLSS map. The area is a fraction of a Worthington quadrangle on a 1: 100,000 scale. It is an example of cadastral data. The smallest blocks on the map are representative of quarter quarter sections. The numbers in black are codes. Red words and numbers indicate Town and Range lines.
This bilateral graph has an X and Y axis of persons and fiscal year. The bars on this graph are comparing acceptance of trainees, dispatch of experts, and dispatch of JOCVs apparently from 1994-1998.
This particular statistical map is of the international connectivity of the Internet. It is showing the connection position during the month of June during the year 1997. There is an obvious connectivity level therefore we can conclude that the Internet was becoming increasingly popular.
Thematic maps are helpful to someone who wants to see " census data in graphical format." This image that I have is based on New York City, New York 2000 demographic profiles. The legend breaks down age in various shades of green.
Titled "Minority Group with Highest Percent of State Population" is the map that I picked as an example of a choropleth map. It uses color codes in the maps legend as to distinguish the different minority groups: Hispanic (green), Black (gray), Asian (yellow), Asian (HI) (blue), and two or more races nonHispanic (orange). It is amazing to see the growth of Hispanic minorities who have taken over the entire West coast.
This cartographic animation is titled "Cancer Deaths by Nebraska County, 1996." Although the map is in black and white, there are color squares on the side that can show different data on the map. The main parts of important information featured are classed, unclassed, heart disease, cancer, chronic lung, and cerebrovascular. Each area on the map has also been broken down by percentage through a gray scale.
This triangular plot is depicting "carbonate rock composition" representing clays, carbonates, and silica. The different rock compositions were made from rock analyses. The information here is from three states: Pennsylvania (Vanport and Loyalhanna Limestones), West Virginia(Stones River and Tonoloway Limestones), and lastly Tennessee(Monteagle and Warsaw Formations).
This image is the "Correlation Matrix Pearson Correlation Coefficients / Significance / Number of Observations." It is showing the correlation among M variables. All variables that are equal to themselves are 1.00 such as the SOL in the image.
Life can suck sometimes and so can the people in it. I just try to be honest and real while sharing the intimate details of my life. . . which you should love that I hate it!