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Thematic Mapping

101 Inspiring Ways to Visualise Empirical Data

Kenneth Field
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Pages
250
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Esri Press

About

Maps are ubiquitous, yet maps are not, made equally, nor are they read equally.

Every map is a product of its maker and its reader, and maps are rarely right or wrong, but simply, different versions of the truth. The meaning you see in a map can reinforce or challenge your understanding of the theme it represents, and you are much more likely to believe a map if it presents a version of the truth that you believe in already.

But, how do you decide what map you want to make? How do you understand the way in which different maps can be, used in different ways to tell a story? How do you design a map to be, read in a particular way? Thematic Mapping: 101 Inspiring Ways to Visualize Empirical Data answers these questions, and more.

Using 101 maps, graphs, charts, and plots of the 2016 United States presidential election data, Thematic Mapping explores the rich diversity of thematic mapping and the visual representation of data. It details well-known techniques and demonstrates how to design effective maps and graphics. Each map illustrates a different approach to the same data, and all lead to different maps and different ways of seeing different shades of truth.

Thematic Mapping examines the innovative and fascinating alternative ways of making maps of data which you can use in your own work. Which will speak to your truth?

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