Smart Mapping provides some powerful ways to style your data on the map in a way that highlights the data’s properties.
In this lab you will see how we can display population totals as a population density by dividing the totals by area.
Go to www.arcgis.com and login.
Click this map and open it in the Map Viewer. Or just continue using your own map from the last step.
Click PDX Neighborhoods Enriched
> Change Style
.
Total Population
in the drop-down.Notice how the neighborhoods are automatically re-styled.
Options
on Counts and Amounts
.Divided by
dropdown, select Area
.See how many of the neighborhoods that were previously highlighted fade slightly to maintain focus on densely populated neighborhoods. Note, the Area
values are in Square Miles.
Click OK
.
Click DONE
.
Your map should look something like this map.
Change Style
> Counts and Amounts
> Options
panel:
Theme
dropdown and the Symbols
panel to view the data in other ways:
Extremes
theme and see how the distribution sliders change the focus of the map.Symbols
panel.Invert color ramp
icon in the Symbols
panel.Classify Data
and play with the options to see how this alters the style.
Round Classes
option to 1000
to see how the classifications and classification legend changes.Legend
and edit the lowest class to read Under 2,000 per square mile
(assuming it previously read 0 to 2,000
).