Visualizing Data Patterns with Micromaps

CCmap Resources:

Executable Jar File, Documentation and Examples

 

Disclaimer:  Everything is provided without warranty.

 

CCmaps, documents, and examples with boundary files and data are free.

CCmaps will need a Java runtime environment to run on your computer.

Often this is already present. 

 

The table below contains hyperlinks to the resources.

The CCmaps Bundle Zip File contains everything.

The table column labels indicate resource subsets.     

Quick start comments appear below the tables. 

 

With your browser set to save files you can left click on the desired link(s). 

Another way to download files:  Right click on the Link and Use: Save Link As

If the downloaded ap_lungRainPov.txt file has run on lines in notepad, open it with wordpad and save.

 

CCmaps Bundle

Zip file

Visualizing Data Patterns with Micromaps

Zip file with CCmaps and the book examples

Documents (pdf files) and

Contributed Examples Zip File

CCmaps

With 1 example

CCmaps Bundle Zip File

CCmaps and Book Examples

An Introduction to CCmaps

Making a New CCmaps Project

Contributed Examples

CCmaps

ap_lungRainPov

lungRainPov_wm6574.csv

hsa.txt

hsa_states.txt

 

 

 
 
The CCmaps Bundle Zip File Contains
 

Files

Use

CCmaps.jar

Executable

ap_LungRainPov.txt

Example parameters

lungRainPov_wm6574.csv

Data file with region links

hsa.txt

Region boundaries

hsa_states.txt

Reference region boundaries

 

Folders

Comments

Book Examples

From: Visualizing Data Patterns with Micromaps

Contributed Examples

Folders for Health, Biodiversity,…

Documents

Guidance, Example Credits …

 
Quick Start  
Double click on the CCmaps jar file
     (right click and select open)
Select Open in the File menu
Select ap_LungRainPoverty from the browser
    If this file does not appear, browse to the folder with this file
    and select
The main 3 x 3 map panel view should appear
 
Options To Try
Click and drag a class-boundary in a slider
         Class boundaries appear as lines
         For example the line between gray and red in the top slider
Click on one map panel to enlarge it
Click on it again to return to the 3 x 3 map panel view  
            
Variable Menus
        Variable selection
        Slider text editing, etc.
 
Edit Menu     
       Color changes
       Top text 
        Map scales
            
View Menu
       Scatterplots with interactive smoothes
       Two-way effects and interaction table
       Dynamic QQplots 
 
See the documentation for more information 
 
Enjoy thinking with three variables at a time in a geospatial context.
 

This is site will evolve as CCmaps evolves and as people contribute new examples.

Contact dcarr@gmu.edu to contribute examples.