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A method of illustrating data so it can be viewed and understood.
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How to automatically set polygons borders to improve map readability when rendering thematic...
You can have a different approach for that problem.
1)from line width: line width units=map units.
2)map scale rules: close maps=thick lines, far maps=thin lines.
In QGIS you can do both.
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Is there a name for deformation-based maps?
There is another type which is called "Cartogram"
QGIS has a plugin to generate cartograms.
This one shows the size of the country based on GDP:
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