Travel Infographics
Infographics
ConceptDraw DIAGRAM is a software for making travel infographics. The Spatial Infographics solution allows users visually present traavel plans.
The library objects are scalable vector images that can be easily exported to PDF format, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Visio, graphic image file, or HTML for more comfortable presenting.
Sample 1. The 100th Tour de France 2013 - Spatial infographics.
Solution Spatial Infographics from ConceptDraw Solution Park extends ConceptDraw DIAGRAM ector diagramming and business graphics software with easy-to-use spatial infographics drawing tools.
This solution contains spatial infographics samples, map templates to be filled in, and libraries of vector stencils for main design elements of spatial infographics.
Use this solution to draw your own geospatial infographics documents with thematic maps, road maps, directional maps, transport maps and travel maps.
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Design Pictorial Infographics. Design Infographics →
In the course of recent decades data visualization went through significant development and has become an indispensable tool of journalism, business intelligence and science. The way visual information may be conveyed is not limited simply to static or dynamic representation, it can also be interactive. Infographics can be conditionally divided into several general levels. Primarily, this is level of visualization of information, its interpretation and association on any ground. Second level can be defined as a visualization of knowledge, depiction of thoughts and ideas in the form of images or diagrams. Finally, the level of data visualization, which processes data arrays in charts, enabling the information to be more clearly perceived. You can also identify the main approaches to the creation of infographics: exploratory and narrative. Exploratory method insists on minimalist design in favor of data precision without unnecessary details and is common for scientific researches and ana
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