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choropleth map

Map on which the average numerical value of some aspect of an area (for example, unemployment by county) is indicated by a scale of colours or isoline shadings. An increase in average value is normally shown by a darker or more intense colour or shading. Choropleth maps are visually impressive but may mislead by suggesting sudden changes between areas.



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Chloropleth maps of the predicted risk categories were generated using ArcGIS 9.
Predicting geographical human risk of West Nile Virus--Saskatchewan, ... by Epp, Tasha Y.; Waldner, Cheryl L.; Berke, Olaf / Canadian Journal of Public Health
htm) shows a chloropleth map (display of quantitative or qualitative information about subentities in terms of symbols or colors) of ecoregions with numbers of avian influenza cases (each spatially and temporally isolated set of individual events, regardless of number of deaths, is recorded as a case).
Ecoregional dominance in spatial distribution of avian influenza ... by Sengupta, Raja; Rosenshein, Lauren; Gilbert, Mark; Weiller, Claire; Jourdain, Elsa; Gauthier-Clerc, / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Redlands, CA, USA) was used to create chloropleth maps based on disease rates and LDI measures.
Associations between indicators of livestock farming intensity and ... by Wilson, Jeffrey B. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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