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A Method of Representing Large, Multidimensional Datasets in a Single Map
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Embedded below is my presentation to the British Cartographic Society’s Annual Conference 2010, held in Nottingham. You will find high resolution versions of many of the maps featured in the presentation available for download on this blog. British Cartogtraphic Society Annual Conference Talk View more presentations from James Cheshire.
The Colour of Votes in London
Utilizing the same technique as the national election map, I have mapped the Local Election results for the Greater London Area at Ward level for 2006 and 2010. As before I have used RGB space to choose the final colours of each Ward based on the proportion of people voting Labour (coloured red), Other (incl. ...
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