Submitted by Specialist_Cow2011 t3_10l53vv in dataisbeautiful
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smolemall t1_j5vadr5 wrote
Are you Tomás Coroa? where can i see more of his graphics? if theres more
Specialist_Cow2011 OP t1_j5vntzn wrote
I am but this is the first one I've made! You can follow Tyler Morgan-Wall on Twitter, he's the developer of the package and has tons of awesome graphics :)
t3xm3xr3x t1_j5w5sdk wrote
I actually just started learning R. Can you point me to the resource(s) you used to learn?
Specialist_Cow2011 OP t1_j5y10uo wrote
I did the Google data analytics certificate (high level introduction)
For Ray shader I used this YouTube tutorial; https://youtu.be/zgFXVhmKNbU
t3xm3xr3x t1_j5ybp76 wrote
Thank you so much!
dessertandcheese t1_j6f9ddq wrote
Hi! I'm planning to do that as well. Did you find it useful and is it easy enough if you have no background?
lunaleather t1_j5ws4uo wrote
I absolutely love this type of map, well done
cneuros t1_j5yhtvl wrote
Congratulations! Just consider naming the future graphs correctly :) Portugal is much more than a rectangle.
911memeslol t1_j5uq16h wrote
Very surprising how empty the south is
Also really eye opening to realize how much of the population lives in cities, like just these huge spikes followed by nothing until you reach another city
niceguybadboy t1_j5uyn2t wrote
The U.S. is the exception in that it does have lots of "in-fill"--loads of suburbia and strip malls in between big cities. A characteristic of a society designed around cars.
Most of the world is characterized by wide open space and long roads until your reach the next city, town, or settlement.
K_Kingfisher t1_j5vhcrk wrote
That really depend on what part of the US you're talking about. You have huge deserts, lakes, and mountain ranges. No 'in-between' cities as well.
This is the same, only at a much smaller scale, since it's a small country.
Portugal has a lot of small/medium cities (with hundreds of towns in between) but only a few big ones, so it skews the results on the graph. Making it seem like there are more deserted areas than there actually are.
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K_Kingfisher t1_j5vg6gg wrote
That's because the south is a deserted area - dry and warm. And the northeast, a mountainous region.
Also, naturally, most dense cities lay on the coast.
PepperUsual t1_j5vf616 wrote
Half the country's population lives in the Metropolian Areas of Lisbon, Porto, and Faro.
Hormazd_und_Ahriman t1_j5ygds9 wrote
Faro isn't that populous, and even the whole of Algarve is less populous than a few other areas. Braga district is third most populous zone, if you're already considering the metropolitan areas of Lisboa and Porto.
Gonhog t1_j5v5d7z wrote
Need a higher res version, once you zoom in everything gets fuzzy. Other than that its great!
Specialist_Cow2011 OP t1_j5vo0qk wrote
For sure! This is merely a screenshot, I tried to post the original png file but it's too large :/
Martinned81 t1_j5vw7xs wrote
Where is the rest of Portugal?
jakubkonecki t1_j5vi2ca wrote
Did you mean "400 meter squared"?
Specialist_Cow2011 OP t1_j5vqkwc wrote
Indeed! Thank you :)
Imaginary_Mood_5943 t1_j5vvzbr wrote
“Portugal Population Density Map, represented on a teenagers used Bioré strip.”
r/TIHI
JK, well done!
Realistic_Turn2374 t1_j5wd3de wrote
As in the Spanish map, the islands are missing. Why do you guys from the continent always forget about us?
gaynorg t1_j5x596a wrote
I mean it looks cool and all but I can't help feel another more simple map might convey the information better.
kennedy311 t1_j5vvzda wrote
This is awesome, thanks for the info on the R package!
jaszladie t1_j5x4og5 wrote
Love it. Plus learned of a new package.
Octahedral_cube t1_j5xvo2k wrote
Why is it illuminated from the north though? Portugal is in the northern hemisphere
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pizzaiscommunist t1_j5wyxux wrote
Wow, they have a lot of Skyscrapers in Portugal.
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UnluckyChain1417 t1_j5wzwhp wrote
I’d love to learn how to do this for each estate in the USA. What do you suggest I use to create that? Software… programs..?
Specialist_Cow2011 OP t1_j5y1395 wrote
This tutorial is literally doing that! Ray shader for Florida :) https://youtu.be/zgFXVhmKNbU
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PigsCanFly2day t1_j5xtty8 wrote
Is it just me or does it look like someone made the Pillsbury Doughboy out of sand and then ran it over?
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despicable-coffin t1_j5ys6ih wrote
At first scroll, I saw peanut butter smeared on a wall.
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Specialist_Cow2011 OP t1_j5umm76 wrote
I did not know R a month ago, fascinating what one can do following a good youtube tutorial.
I've also walked the length of the country: https://youtu.be/wxVBkEayERc
Just to make sure the map was legit.