Visualization Map Types
Map Grafica editor allows users to make thematic maps, which are representations of attribute data (quantitative and qualitative) on a base map.
Visualizing data with maps involves making decisions in three basic areas: projection, scale and symbolization.
There is a vast literature on map making, and further readings are strongly recommended.
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Choropleth - thematic data visualization map using a Qualitative color scheme.
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Choropleth - thematic data visualization map using a Sequential color scheme.
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Bubble maps using a single data set.
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Bubble maps created with multiple data sets.
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Density maps and Dot maps made by plotting points.
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Pie chart maps visualize how much each category takes from the total amount.
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Columns chart maps are being used to visualize data category change.
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Multiple symbols maps visualize the differences in the magnitude of data.
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Maps using Symbols with proportional size to the values of the attribute being mapped.
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Pinpoint maps use markers to visualize the exactly location of some data such as events on a map, being used for analysis and presentations.
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Street level maps created by taking snapshots of the Esri map tiles.
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Create enganging Infographics based on geographic maps.
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Create quick and easy maps for any project or website, to illustrate information.
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World outline maps made with a geographic projection.
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World outline maps made with a random pattern.