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Tag Archives: Statistics Canada
Census 2011: Ontario Population Pyramid
Statistics Canada has released the Age and Sex data set for 2011. A traditional visualization for this kind of data is the population pyramid. The population pyramid is a modified version of a stacked bar chart with the division between … Continue reading
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Tagged Census, Data Visualization, Ontario, Statistics Canada
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Reshaping the Country
Maps are one of my favorite approaches to presenting information. However, they are just as vulnerable to abuse, misuse and overuse as every other form of data visualization. Traditionally, maps employ color ranges, textures, symbols and boundary widths to describe … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011 Census, Canada, Cartograms, Data Visualization, Equalization payments, Mapping, Statistics Canada
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