NorthByNumbers Exploring Northen Ontarios Communities
Northern Policy Institute, Northern Ontario’s independent research think tank located in Thunder Bay and Sudbury, has launched a new interactive online mapping application called North by Numbers. Their new interactive data tool can be used to display census data from Northern Ontario for the years 2001 to 2011.
The results using several data sources from Statistics Canada or the National Household Survey of 2011 will appear in the map window with a small legend near the top right of the screen. Data layers are displayed using a sequential color scheme quintile approach made up of 5 different colors, except for Aboriginal Identity variables that uses a natural breaks classification method instead.
Export Data Layers in tabular format or Google Earth
They also provide users the ability to print or export the results. You can download the corresponding tabular data for the entire layer in comma separated values (CSV) file format file to use with MS Excel, Open Office Calc, Notepad, etc. You can also download the actual layer itself to be viewed in Google Earth, where you can add other data layers to further customize your results.
Check out North by Numbers yourself: http://NorthByNumbers.ca
September 23, 2015 | CanadianGIS
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Tags: Google Earth, mapping application, NorthByNumbers.ca, Northern Policy Institute, Ontario, Open Data, quintile approach, Statistics Canada, Thunder Bay
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