In this post I want to echo this fantastic source of socio-spatial data, perfect for your GIS analysis in most of the countries all over the world
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In this post I want to echo this fantastic source of socio-spatial data, perfect for your GIS analysis in most of the countries all over the world
Continue reading “Socio-spatial secondary data source for all over the world”
Today I stumbled across this sophisticate Eurostat tool that allow map social and economic data by European regions. It is similar to the one I commented in an earlier post, also from Eurostat. But what I like most here is the possibility to visualize data in a variety of charts such as distribution plot, scatter plot, bar chart or data table. Well, I also love the animated maps that show the data evolution. They are superb, aren´t they? Visit here the site
The representation of data into maps is for me one of the best ways to illustrate the reality we address. I am glad to share here rMaps, an application to create, customize and share interactive maps from R, with a few lines of code. It supports several javascript based mapping libraries like Leaflet, DataMaps and Crosslet, with many more to be added. You may design such amazing maps as the ones I pin in my pinterest board “Map of the day“.
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