Flow maps, like the one you see below, provide a great way of visualizing the movement of variables between an origin and a destination. 2021 saw a 20% rise in movers for the year compared to 2020, with an estimated 56% of Americans moving in 2021 while just...
Animated maps, like the one you see below, provide a powerful enhancement to show how data evolves over time. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to use R with the ggmap, tidyverse, and gganimate libraries to produce animated maps like you see below. This animated...
The American Community Survey Migration Flows dataset estimates the number of people that have moved between pairs of places. The estimates are calculated based on where a person lived when surveyed and where they lived one year prior to being surveyed. The data is...
This tutorial demonstrates how to use R and ArcGIS Pro to generate hot spot maps of population growth by census tract. In a previous article I showed you how to use the tidycensus R package to quickly access and map US census data. You can also download a free copy of...
Charts can be created in ArcGIS Pro from tabular data as well as raster data. Tabular data includes feature data such as feature classes or shapefiles along with standalone tables. Raster data, including imagery and pixel data, can also be used as a source...