M5: Choropleth Mapping

 

This week for the lab we were tasked with creating a Choropleth Map which showed both the population density of Europe and the Wine consumption rates in liter/per capita relative to that population density. In order to achieve the map that you see above, I had to accomplish a few different tasks. I first chose an appropriate classification method for the population data, Quantile, before utilizing the SQL Query and query clauses to manipulate data presentation. This led to the final task before assembling the map, which was learning about how to utilize proportional and graduated symbols within ArcGIS Pro. For this map, I chose to use simple graduated symbols to keep them from overcrowding my map and confusing the reader since there were so many data points.

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