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APPLICATIONS IN GIS FOR ZOONOSES & DISEASE ECOLOGY - MAP ELEMENTS

Background: This is a brief video introduction to map elements - the pieces that make up informative maps. I discuss the components of a map and illustrate their uses across several different maps. This introduction discusses map figure headings (in place of titles), north arrows, scale bars, points of interest or land marks, and map legends. I review several map examples and compare and contrast map elements choices and map aesthetics. This video is intended as a primer on the topic and as a guide for map making for the course GEO4938/GEO6938: GIS FOR DISEASE ECOLOGY in the Medical Geography Program, Department of Geography, University of Florida. CORRECTION: The word Aesthetics is misspelled on the first and last text slides in the slide show (copy/paste lead to double error). The word is correctly spelled in the CC. Will update the slides at a later date.