Geographic diagram
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A geographic diagram is a diagram in the field of geography, the field of science devoted to the study of the lands, the features, the inhabitants, and the phenomena of Earth.
History
[edit]- 18th century
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Table of Geography and Hydrography, Cyclopaedia, 1728
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Products map of Europe by August Crome, 1782:
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Map with the sizes of European countries by August Crome, 1785.
- 19th century
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Geography of plants by Alexander von Humboldt, 1805.
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Thomson Map of the Comparative Heights of the World's Great Mountains, 1817
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Darton and Gardner Comparative Chart of World Mountains and Rivers, 1823
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Comparative Chart of the Area and Population, 1833
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Choropleth map by Charles Dupin, 1834
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Statistique de la Population Francaise by Adolphe d'Angeville, 1836
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Population dot map, 1830
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Tallis Maps of the Mountains, Rivers, Waterfalls, 1850
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Maury plate, 1855
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Minard's map of cattle sent from all around France for consumption in Paris (1858).
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Mackenzie Map of Waterfalls and Lakes, 1860
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Johnson Diagram of the World Time Zones, 1862
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Minard’s map of French wine exports for 1864
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Old map of Galveston, 1871
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Map of Denver, Colorado, USA in 1881
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Map with population density in Germany, 1881
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Map of Population density in German Empire, 1892
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passages des Pyrénées, 1894
- 20th century
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Geographical reconnaissance, 1916
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Story of geographical discovery by Jacobs, 1916
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Map indicating population density, 1922
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Sioux City AAB Diagram, 1944
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Bulbs Cube diagram by Hoekveld, 1965-70
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Enkhuizen model web by Adri Dietvorst, 1994
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Transformatiemodel by Adri Dietvorst, 1995
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Transformation-based view of GIS operation, 1995
- 21st century
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Geoservices server with apps
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Big city connected data
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Concept map of population growth, 2014
Types of geographic diagrams
[edit]Comparison charts
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Map with the sizes of European countries by August Crome, 1785.
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Comparison diagram mountains
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Comparison diagram lakes
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Cartographic properties
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Concept map of population growth
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Grund das eins funktionen
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GBH-GIS meta architecture
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Mosaic 20model of coevolution
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Circular flow diagrams
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Development of a cartographic method
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Flow of GIS data
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Flow maps
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GISc lex
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Gis model voorbeeld totstandkoming
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Van concept naar fysiek model
Functional diagrams
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Geographischer Formenwandel
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Geoservices server with apps
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Policy Analysis Evaluation
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Sahel syndrom
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Spatial Contextual Awareness
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Transformation-based view of GIS operation, 1995
Layered diagrams
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Administrative divisions of Germany
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Organización Colombia
Thematic maps
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Choropleth map by Charles Dupin, 1834
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Flow map of French wine exports for 1864
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Population dot map, 1830
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Products map of Europe by August Crome, 1782:
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Statistical map of population of France by Adolphe d'Angeville, 1836
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Basque country
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Biosphere
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British Isles
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Core frame
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Eco structure
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Geographical sciences
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Renta de ubicación
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Von Thunen model
Themes of geographic diagrams
[edit]Diagrams of lakes
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Comparison chart of Waterfalls and Lakes
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Infographic expansion of water Summer Winter
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Profile Wetland for Great Lakes
Diagrams of mountains
[edit]- General
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Block diagram
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Comparison diagram
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Cross section
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Drawing
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Picture, illustrated
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Profile
- Diagrams of altitudinal zones
Diagrams of volcanoes
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block diagram
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Comparison diagram
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Cross section
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Cross section of landscape
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Dynamics
Geographic coordinate system
[edit]Geographical models
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Bulbs Cube diagram by Hoekveld, 1965-70
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Burgess model
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Enkhuizen model web by Adri Dietvorst, 1994
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Transformatiemodel by Adri Dietvorst, 1995
Horizon diagrams
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Three horizons
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Astronomical, true, and visible horizon
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Horizon distance
Population diagrams
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Comparative Chart of the Area and Population, 1833
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Concept map of population growth
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Line chart of population of Greece since 1961
Time zone diagrams
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Johnson Diagram of the World Time Zones, 1862