Key Terms Ap

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SIMPLIFICATION

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taking away details, that the reader of the map does not need. it depends on the purpose of the map.

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CLASSIFICATION

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when you categorized information, in order to be shown in the map.

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SYMBOLIZATION

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information depends on the nature of the data.

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NOMINAL SYMBOLIZATION

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expresses differences of a kind

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ORDINAL SYMBOLIZATION

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expresses relative values

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INTERVAL OR RATIO SIMBOLIZATION

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expresses quantitative details about the data being mapped.

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INDUCTION

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cartographers use induction when more information is shown on the map than what is in the data. cartographers make prediction when putting data on a map, because they take information from near data, and then infer for the rest.

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DIFFUSION

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spread of ideas, culture, diesease, technology, languages, relgion, among places over the world.

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RELOCATION DIFFUSION

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spread of idea by physical movement of people from one place to another.

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TRANSCULTURATION DIFFUSION

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form of cultirization in which the exchange of culture is equal.

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MIGRAN DIFFUSION

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innovation is originated in one place and is adopted briefly in a new place. by the time it adapts in the new place, in the original is fadding out.

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EXPASION DIFFUSION

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sspread of idea from one place to another. it remain strong in the place originated, spread by snowbolling effect.

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HIRERARCHICAL DIFFUSION

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spread of idea from a AUTHORITY to a other people/areas.

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CONTAGIOUS DIFFUSION

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rapid spread diffusion of a characteristic throughout the population or between population.

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STIMULUS DIFFUSION

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spread of an underlying principle from one area to another. When the company for example adapts to the culture of the area it spread.