Unit 1 Flashcards
thematic maps
have a theme, quantitive and qualitative
chloropleth maps
colors are used to represent the variable
isometric maps
a line is used to represent the variable
graduated circle
the variable is represented by the increase or decrease of size in a map
dot maps
dots represent the variable
mental maps
drawing from the imagination
statistical
using variables
reference maps
displays boundaries, names and unique characteristics a country has.
centralized pattern
clustered or concentrated together in one place.
random
no pattern
rectilineal
Land Ordinance Agreement 1785, land is sold and bought in squares
absolute distance
distance by walking in a straight line without deviations
relative distance
distance by walking around obstacles in the way and having several deviations
mercator map
Distortion in size, poles are enlarged, big white mass in the poles
Robinson
distortion in size, shape, direction and distance, rounded one
Peters
distortion in shape, used for schools
Goode Homolosine
Interrupted, orange peel
direction
where things are located related to others
clustering
objects in a place are close together