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Geographic maps - Stata Tutorial
From the course: Introduction to Stata
Geographic maps
- [Instructor] In this session we're going to explore the concept of geographic mapping. For example, you may want to present unemployment statistics as a thematic map where regions with high unemployment have darker shades and regions with low unemployment, lighter shades. It's important to note that, by default, Stata cannot do this. It has no in-built mapping functionality. However, there are some user-written programs that allow us to create basic spacial maps. Please note that all of these user-written programs require you to download and install them as a DO files into your Stata folder. You should always seek permission from your network administrator if you're behind a firewall or in a secure data setting. Here's an example of a map I created. It shows the proportion of young adults with professional or manager occupations in England and Wales at local authority level in both 2001 and 2011. You can see this is a very intuitive presentation of data, and all of this was created…
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Introduction to graph commands5m 50s
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Bar graphs and dot charts5m 25s
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Distributional analysis (graphical)5m 12s
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Pie charts3m 44s
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Scatterplots and fitted lines5m 10s
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Contour plots3m 22s
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Geographic maps5m 49s
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Graphing in Stata: Challenge56s
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Graphing in Stata: Solution3m 42s
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