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Decision Support Systems
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TSTool User's Manual - 10.21.00
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User's Manual for version 10.21.00
Decision Support - Doc Type
Software Documentation
Date
7/14/2013
DSS Category
DMI Utilities
Contract/PO #
C153966A
Prepared By
Riverside Technology, Inc.
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TSTool Documentation S patial Data Integration <br /> S patial Data Integration - 3 <br />Layered symbols can be used to help with visualization. For example, use the symbol size and shape, and <br />configure the order of layers to e nsure that multiple symbols drawing on each other will still allow <br />sufficient visibility of the symbols. This can be applied to indicate data types collected at a location, and <br />also data type/interval information. The following example shows this approac h to indicate station type: <br /> <br /> SymbolExample Example of Symbol Layering <br /> <br />Using many layers and symbols to indicate time series data interval may not be appropriate if the symbols <br />are to be used for classification. For example, the symbol size or color may indicate a physical <br />characteristic of the feature. For this reason and because maps usually focus on physical features, using <br />symbols to indicate the various data intervals is not common. More common are maps that show a layer <br />for real -time data and a l ayer for historical data, as shown in the following figure: <br />101
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