[Informatics] Interesting population map

[Vella, James]

Oh the conclusion is definitely obvious in this sense. But when you overlay things like housing affordability etc etc, these weird and wacky visualisations can certainly be of interest. ☺

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Thanks for the share James.
Would have thought the fact that most people struggle to live in the desert is a pretty reasonable response for why the centre of Australia isn’t that dense though.

Lucas

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Based out of the census, here’s an example of how different data visualisations can highlight data in interesting and unusual ways.

http://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/clever-aussie-map-raises-serious-questions/news-story/5fe9fde7e0c6b740c66ef48763544439

Use as you wish however thought it might be beneficial for the upcoming U4O1 aspects of the SAT, not to mention elements of U1/2.

Cheers

JV

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