A Bivariate Choropleth map is a map that uses a single map to display two variables by combining two different symbol or number sets. This map displays two sets of events simultaneously. The main objective of a bivariate map is to find a simple method for accurately and graphically illustrating the relationship between two spatially distributed variables.
The map shown compares small multiple maps f cancer rates and amounts of health insurance. Use of the multiple technique will allow the maps viewer to break down the population even further, by race and type of cancer.
No comments:
Post a Comment