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6. A spatial map is
- The internalized spatial representation
- map purposely designed to distort geographic space based on values of a theme
7. True point data
- Data measured at point locations e.g. temp @ weather stations
- collected over areas but conceived as of being located at points for purposes of symbolization
- size of areas of point symbol
- Area of point symbols
8. Thematic maps
- Represent multiple types of information
- Represent a specific, single type of data
- Represent multiple types of vector data
9. Bipolar scheme
- sequential scheme
- Diverging scheme
- Interval
- Qualitative scheme
10. Medieval Europe dipicited what city as the centre of the world
- Marrakesh
- Jerusalem
- London
- Loughborough
11. Chloropleth maps
- Data collection, where the turtles are shaded in proportional to data values associated
- Data collection, where the colours are shaded in proportional to data values associated
- Data collection, where the units are shaded in proportional to data values associated
- Data collection, where the sandwhiches are shaded in proportional to data values associated
12. Conceptual point data
- collected over areas but conceived as of being located at points for purposes of symbolization
- size of areas of point symbol
- Data measured at point locations e.g. temp @ weather stations
- Area of point symbols
13. Nominal scheme
- interval
- Qualitative
- sequential
14. Cartogram
- map purposely designed to distort geographic space based on values of a theme
- internalized spatial representation
15. General purpose maps
- Represent multiple types of information
- Represent specific, 1 type
- Represent nothing
- Represent multiple types of raster data
16. Computer cartography represents;
- Spatial analysis
- Spatial visualization
- GIS
17. Raster is captured by;
- GIS
- Remote-sensing satellites and scanning
- Computers and GIS
- Remote sensing
18. Intranet
- private, corporate networks
- Global network of computers
19. Colour connotation is;
- Colours symbolise things
- Colours don't represent things
- colours are subjective
- Colour vision impaired
20. Proportional symbolic mapping
- Point symbols are scaled in proportion to the magnitude of data occuring at point locations
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