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Gallery: Map + Flow map

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How to create your own

Create your own: flow map

  • Simple point-to-point flow maps can be created in a range of desktop GIS applications such as MapInfo and ArcGIS More sophisticated visualisations can be created using commercial packages such as Tableau, or development languages such as Processing.

Commuter View

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CommuterView is a highly interactive tool which shows flows of commuters based on 2001 Census data (example below). By selecting an area (local authority) of interest within the UK, the major flows of commutes within the area can be seen by moving the mouse. Patterns of flows and major areas of employment are clearly revealed.
Average rating: 7.8 (10 votes)
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map, flow map

Flow map showing US and China imports and exports

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Flow map showing US and China imports and exports.
Average rating: 6 (10 votes)
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map, choropleth map, area chart, combination chart, flow map

University collaboration map

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Framework Programme 6 R&D collaborations between European universities that cooperate in more than ten research projects.
Average rating: 4 (1 votes)
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map, flow map