한반도 지도를 활용한 JMP 시각화

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To use the Korean Peninsula map in JMP, we need top / longitude coordinate data. When you browse the Internet, you will get a lot of information, but here you will use the top / longitude coordinates obtained from the following link. Major cities in Korea / Hardness data

For example, the geographic coordinates of Seoul can be expressed in two forms as follows: JMP Three coordinate formats for each latitude / longitude Support.

Assuming that you enter the above data into the JMP Data Table, you need to go through the following process.

One. Insert Column >> Latitude / Longitude

2. Column Property Setting >> In Column Info, Data Type is set to Numeric, Modeling Type is Continuous, and Format is set to Latitude DMM (can also be set with Latitude DDD / DMS).

However, when inputting 37 ° 34 '00 "N (Copy & Paste after scratching with the mouse on the Internet) will not be recognized correctly by JMP. 37 ° 34 '00 "N Change this part to 37 ° 34' 00 '' N (you must change the minute / second input to quotes on the keyboard) or enter 37.56667 . 

The JMP data table below shows the data of major cities (English / Korean), year / year, year, population (thousands) and top / longitude data. Note please). Please refer to the following link for analysis through the data below.

Population change in major Korean cities since 1970

character. Now that we have geodata / latitude data ready, we will apply the map to the Korean Peninsula through the JMP Graph Builder.

Click the Graph Builder menu, drag Latitude to the Y axis, Longitude to the X axis, and place the city overlay. Are picture is an example of using a city as a marker. If not used as a marker, only the circles are drawn and the legend is displayed on the right.

There are various background maps provided by JMP as described above, but the map used below is Street Map Service. It was the most readable I have ever seen.

※ Note: How to set Background Map

Select Background Map as above and select Street Map Service below