Saturday, October 31, 2015

Lab 9 Bivariate Choropleth Mapping

The data for a bivariate map must be normalized like a regular choropleth map.  In this case obesity and physical inactivity are percentages of county population.  The data must then be broken into classes.  Choropleth maps with more than 9 classes are confusing and hard to read.  Data for this map was divided into 3 classes which produced a 9 class bivariate map.  Created by Ray Eslinger in Nassau County Fl.

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