This is so cool, what causes the jump around 2500 though?Â
ResidentOpinion1727 on
Is the concentration of landmass around 0 sea level due to erosion by the sea
ThrowRa-zucchinizzc on
WildÂ
EducationalMoney4377 on
Is this a joke?Â
0x456 on
Very nice!
wchmbo on
According to the Central Limit theorem I’d expect to see a normal distribution
404pbnotfound on
This graph would be easier to read rotated 90 degrees imo!
_xiphiaz on
I hope the map above wasn’t used for sampling, as it is pretty damn far from equal area
PiManGuy on
The colors on the map don’t seem to correspond with the chart. The Colorado Rockies are white on the map but should yellow to brown according to the chart with a max elevation of only 4400m.
pro-bidetus-rasputin on
Imho the graph at the bottom does not add any information that the colormap at the top does not already include visually.
What am I missing?
BarTheBuilder on
Wait. How am I supposed to read the graph? Especially the peak at 0?
heathmon1856 on
r/dataisugly
ReflectiveHymn on
I like the idea, although I think it would benefit from a logarithmic y axis.
Monomatosis on
This maps shows well why Lesetho is de highest average country in the world. The lowest point is 1400m. As a dutchman living on 1 m above sea level this impresses me.
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This is so cool, what causes the jump around 2500 though?Â
Is the concentration of landmass around 0 sea level due to erosion by the sea
WildÂ
Is this a joke?Â
Very nice!
According to the Central Limit theorem I’d expect to see a normal distribution
This graph would be easier to read rotated 90 degrees imo!
I hope the map above wasn’t used for sampling, as it is pretty damn far from equal area
The colors on the map don’t seem to correspond with the chart. The Colorado Rockies are white on the map but should yellow to brown according to the chart with a max elevation of only 4400m.
Imho the graph at the bottom does not add any information that the colormap at the top does not already include visually.
What am I missing?
Wait. How am I supposed to read the graph? Especially the peak at 0?
r/dataisugly
I like the idea, although I think it would benefit from a logarithmic y axis.
This maps shows well why Lesetho is de highest average country in the world. The lowest point is 1400m. As a dutchman living on 1 m above sea level this impresses me.
Sadam Hussein with a humongous stiffy