Output is the final product of any analysis. Analysis of geographic data using GIS software provides a tool to effectively communicate the results to decision makers.
The most common form of output from a GIS is a map. Other, non-cartographic forms of GIS output are tables and charts containing spatial and non-spatial attribute information.
The other types of outputs are:
The most common form of output from a GIS is a map. Other, non-cartographic forms of GIS output are tables and charts containing spatial and non-spatial attribute information.
The other types of outputs are:
- Cartograms
- Directions
- Customer lists
- 3D diagrams and movies
- Contour maps
- Non-contiguous cartograms
- Vector map
- Non-contiguous map
- Pin map
- Hatch map
- Density map
- Gradient map
- Symbol map
- Territory map
- Pie map
- Bar maps
- Line graph maps
- Prism map
- Flow map
- Classified choropleth map
- Graduated circles
- GIS provides a graphical way to view attribute value related to a spatial object
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