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Computer Cartography

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show Choropleth maps  
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Who developed most of the color schemes that we use?   show
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show Data you are mapping (qualitative or quantitative)  
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Why doesn't Brewer use saturation?   show
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What is qualitative data?   show
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show Everything else  
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What schemes are used for qualitative data?   show
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show Sequential, Spectral, Diverging, two-variable balanced, three-variable balance  
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How are classes divided in the qualitative scheme?   show
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How are classes divided in the binary scheme?   show
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show Lightness steps of neutral grays  
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How are classes divided in a sequential scheme with one hue?   show
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How are classes divided in a sequential scheme with hue transition?   show
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show Lightness steps with hue steps that progress through all spectral hues  
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show By hue and lightness steps  
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show Large hue steps interfere with groupings above and below the midpoint of a diverging scheme  
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show Lightness not sequential  
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What is the three things is the diverging scheme for?   show
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show Neutral in middle and increasingly darker at extremes  
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What does the legend for bivariate maps look like?   show
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How many classes should two variable maps have?   show
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Can GIS programs create bivariate maps?   show
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show Using Brewer's site  
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Describe a qualitative/binary scheme.   show
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show Different hues for the qualitative variable crossed with different values for the sequential variable.  
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show Cross of values of two complementary hues with mixtures producing a neutral diagonal.  
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show Transition between two hues with similar value throughout the scheme.  
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show Mixtures of values of three hues.  
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Describe a diverging/binary scheme.   show
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show Two hues with values for the diverging variable crossed with greater value steps for the sequential variable  
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Describe a diverging/diverging scheme.   show
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show When you make the transition from a large scale to small scale map, the large scale map symbols need to be generalized  
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What should the first step of generalization always be?   show
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Is there generalization software available?   show
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Can everything be generalized?   show
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What generalization procedure can be applied to objects that have an area and linear symbols?   show
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What should you do if you have an area with two linear symbols that run parallel to each other?   show
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If you have several linear features, and you have to displace one, which one should you displace first?   show
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If you have three buildings, what should you do to generalize them?   show
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Since you have less space at a smaller scale, what generalization feature must you perform to select the features that you will keep and others that you will remove?   show
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show Reclassification  
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Who came up with the principles of selection?   show
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show Point, area, and line symbols  
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Who were the first people to quantify selection features in an article?   show
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What does the radical law describe?   show
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show The generalization of maps at the topographic scale.  
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show nf = na square root of Ma / Mf  
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What does nf stand for?   show
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What does na stand for?   show
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What does ma stand for?   show
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What does mf stand for?   show
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Will the result of the radical formula be smaller or larger than the source map?   show
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show 14  
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What aspect of generalization does the radical formulas provide information about?   show
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How can the simplest form of the radical law be modified for different kinds of map symbols?   show
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show By adding Cb, which is the constant of symbolic exaggeration  
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show By counting objects at many scales  
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