Overall, this lecture and lab was extremely beneficial to my GIS future. Maps are meant to depict data and knowing how to do that accurately is very important to a successful career.
Friday, April 15, 2022
M4: Data Classification
This week we dove into data classifications, with an overall goal to represent the four most common ones: equal interval, quantile, standard deviation, and natural breaks. I learned how each one works, and the best ways to use them...along with the pitfalls they may have. The map below is a map that presents the 2010 Census Tract for Percentage of Senior Citizens 65 and up in Miami-Dade County, Florida utilizing the four classification methods from lecture. This shows how each method displays the same data and allowed me to see them up close and personal.
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