Lecture

Thematic Attributes and Classification

Description

This lecture covers the basics of thematic mapping, including how information is stored, the handling of absolute and relative quantitative variables, and the creation of color-coded maps. It emphasizes the importance of classification in map-making and presents five methods for quantitative data classification.

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