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Simple Thematic Mapping in Stata

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Mauritio Pisati (University of Milan)
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Thematic maps illustrate the spatial distribution of one or more variables of interest within a given geographical unit. The purpose of this talk is to present version 2.0 of the -tmap- package, a suite of Stata programs designed to draw several kinds of thematic map. The first public release of -tmap- was published in The Stata Journal in 2004. This presentation will focus on the new features of the package.

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Paper provided by Stata Users Group in its series German Stata Users' Group Meetings 2005 with number 07.

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