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1 Introduction
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What enables the spatial layout users to see of maps:
Patterns, Relationships, and Trends -
What is the role of the map in a digital environment?
Maps and GIS as an input, to query data, to support analysis and as output to display results (GIS) -
What is the role of maps on the Web?
- media to collect
observation data (natuurkalender) interfaces to find andretrieve information (WHO)- means of
presentation - online query,
analysis orexploration tools (crime search) - media to share
information (google earth)
- media to collect
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2 Symbol Design
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What is associative perception?
Form: Symbols look different but ranking in order is impossible -
What is ordered perception?
Value: Symbols express a specific order which however cannot be quantified -
What is quantative perception?
Size: symbols express quantities -
What graphic grammer for nominal data?
1. Selective colour
2. Associative colour -
What graphic grammer for interval and ordinal data?
1. Ordered perception value -
What graphic grammer for absolute ratio data?
1. Quantative perception size -
3 Mapping thematic data
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What map types can be presented with qualitative data?
A nominal point, line, or area (chorochromatic) map
Colour, form, or orientation can be used to reperesent the qualitative differences
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