Cartography Tutorial Land Use

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FAIR data and software refers to *

Findable, Indexable, Acquireable, Reusable

Fun, Interesting, Axis, Reusable

Finable, Interoperable, Accessable, Reusable

All of the above

Other:

The following is an example of what type of thematic map? *

proportional symbol map

choropleth map

Dot density map

Isoline map

Dasymetric map

What type of map is this and what color scheme is used? Select the best answer *

Ramp

Interval

Qualitative

Divergent

Sequenital

Isoline

choropleth

dot density

isoline

dasymetric

What is your name? *

What country group? *

List three ways in which this map could be improved: *

Using ideas and terminology you learned in class, list one strength and one point that could be improved with this map *

Temperature data is an example of what type of data? *

continuous

abrupt

Which of the following types of thematic map are best for portraying continuous data? *

Choropleth

Heat map

dot density

isoline

Option 5

Required

Read this (short) paper by Hansen et al 2013 - in your own words, describe: why is it novel? *

Use this tool to see how much tree gain and tree loss of the intact forests has occured in your country. Hansen et al. 2013 Interactive map what did you find? What colors and scales were used to represent these findings? Was this an appropriate visualization method? Why or why not? (multiple right answers here) *

Here is a tutorial about this dataset in Google Earth Engine - Get started with Google Earth Engine here learn how Google Earth Engine works here

What is something new you learned from this tutorial?

Share an example of a map you plan to make with GEE - which dataset (include a link) did you/will you use and why? What color scheme will you use? What do you plan to use it for in your final country report? Were you able to make such a map in such a short time? (using GEE is pretty difficult - a plan is sufficient for this answer at this time) *

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