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* [https://www.tableau.com/learn/tutorials/on-demand/getting-started-mapping?product=tableau_desktop+tableau_prep&version=tableau_desktop_2018_2+tableau_prep_2018_2_1&topic=mapping Getting Started with Mapping] | * [https://www.tableau.com/learn/tutorials/on-demand/getting-started-mapping?product=tableau_desktop+tableau_prep&version=tableau_desktop_2018_2+tableau_prep_2018_2_1&topic=mapping Getting Started with Mapping] | ||
* [https://www.tableau.com/learn/tutorials/on-demand/maps-tableau?product=tableau_desktop+tableau_prep&version=tableau_desktop_2018_2+tableau_prep_2018_2_1&topic=mapping Maps in Tableau] | * [https://www.tableau.com/learn/tutorials/on-demand/maps-tableau?product=tableau_desktop+tableau_prep&version=tableau_desktop_2018_2+tableau_prep_2018_2_1&topic=mapping Maps in Tableau] | ||
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IS428 Visual Analytics for Business Intelligence
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Visualising and Analysing Geographical Data
Contents
Readings
Core Reading
- Dot Maps
- Graduated and Proportional Symbol Maps
- Choropleth map
- Choropleth Maps
- 10 ways to add value to your dashboards with maps
- Cartogram
Additional Readings
- Proportional Symbols
- Choropleth Maps
- Classification Schemes
- Bivariate Choropleth
- Value-by-alpha maps
- What to consider when creating choropleth maps
- Choropleth Mapping with Exploratory Data Analysis
- Cartogram Maps: Data Visualization with Exaggeration
All About Tableau
- Live Training: Mapping
- Getting Started with Mapping
- Maps in Tableau
- Background Images
- 3 Ways to Make Magnificent Maps in Tableau
- How to Make Trellis / Tile / Small Multiple Maps in Tableau
All About d3.js
- Choropleth
- Interactive Choropleth
- Interactive and Multivariate Choropleth Maps with D3
- World cartogram on d3 v4
- Cartograms with d3 & TopoJSON
- Cartograms with D3.js
- World scaled by number of documents in Web of Science by Authors Living There
