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Symbolizing and Classifying

Symbolizing and Classifying. ?. How to improve your displayed data. Simple Feature – Default Display. Your geodatasets can have numerous fields of information. For example, this dataset for the contiguous U.S. has 48 fields. The question is, how do you classify the data for display?.

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Symbolizing and Classifying

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  1. Symbolizing and Classifying ? How to improve your displayed data.

  2. Simple Feature – Default Display

  3. Your geodatasets can have numerous fields of information. For example, this dataset for the contiguous U.S. has 48 fields. The question is, how do you classify the data for display?

  4. Qualitative Data • Categorical Data • Name e.g. Southwest, West • Type e.g. concrete, asphalt, gravel • Condition e.g. good, fair, poor • A numeric ID e.g. 3427, 3433, 2700 • Grouped measurements • e.g. 0-25, 26-50, 51-75 ……. • Unique Values • e.g. Texas, Oklahoma, California

  5. Unique Value using state names

  6. Unique Value using Sub-region

  7. Unique Values using many fields

  8. Unique Values using many fields

  9. Quantitative Data:How much of something is there?Working with numeric values. • Counts or amounts e.g. total sales • Ratios e.g. Population / area • Ranked or ordinal data e.g. 2nd, 3rd, 4th

  10. Classification Methodsfor Quantitative Data:How do you group data? • Natural Breaks (Jenks – default) • Equal Interval • Quantile • Standard Deviation

  11. Natural Breaks – Obvious differences

  12. Changing Classifications

  13. Equal IntervalEqual range of values regardless of the number of features per class.

  14. Equal Interval Notice that the values are grouped into equal ranges. There are not an equal Number of states per class.

  15. Quantile

  16. QuantileAn equal number of features regardless of the range of values There are 5 states in each category – the top most populated, the next 5 most populated ….. The 5 least populated states.

  17. Standard DeviationGreat for population and income data

  18. Standard Deviation2000 Population Data

  19. Once you have classified the data, you can change the colors, symbols, and or the fill patterns as much as you please.Experiment with colors and patterns. We will discuss this in a future class.

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