What are map projections? | Geodesic vs Spherical model | The planisphere package | Project a baseamap | Custom projections | One last trick

Introduction | Usage | Basics | Adjusting the image points to the source points | Generating image points from a reference point and durations from the reference point to all the other points | Generating image points from a durations matrix between all the points | Deforming multiple layers at once | More information about the method and references | About the method | About distance (or time) cartograms in general: their usability, the other methods to create them, etc.

Introduction | Prerequisites | Valhalla installation | Downloading an OSM extract | Running the Docker container | Interacting with the container | Using Valhalla with R

Introduction | Main Features | Symbology | Map Layout | Themes | Export | Examples of thematic maps | Base map | Proportional Symbols | Choropleth Map | Typology Map | Proportional Symbols using Choropleth Coloration | Proportional Symbols using Typology Coloration | Label Map | Links Map | Datasets

1. Introducing case-study and MTA | 1.1 Multiscalar Territorial Analysis for Policy Study | 1.2 Dataset and complementary Packages | 1.3 Context Maps | 1.3.1 Study Area | 1.3.2 Map numerator and denominator | 1.3.3 Ratio | 1.4 Introducing the MTA Functions | 1.4.1 General, territorial and spatial deviations | 1.4.2 Relative and absolute deviations | 1.4.3 Cartography of relative and absolute deviations | 1.4.4 Synthesis | 2. Relative deviations | 2.1 Global deviation | 2.2 Territorial deviation | 2.3 Spatial deviation | 3. Redistributions | 4. Synthesis | 4.1 Two-relative deviations synthesis | 4.2 Three-relative deviations synthesis | 4.2.1 Wealthiest municipalities | 4.2.2 Municipalities in lagging situation | 4.2.3 Contradictory situations | 4.2.4 Comparing specific territorial units | 4.3 Absolute deviations synthesis | 5. Conclusion and perspectives

Introduction | Analysis of geographic flows: issues and methods | The flows package | Data Preparation | Flow Selection | Statistics and Graphics | Example: Commuters flows in the French Grand Est | Conclusion

Conceptual background | A long-term policy need: Measuring territorial inequalities in Europe (1954-2014) | Conceptualization of the MTA analysis in this context | Teams involved in the HyperCarte Research Group | Resources | References

Introduction | Features | Examples of thematic maps | Proportional Symbols | Choropleth Map | Colored Pencil and Typologies Map | Proportional Symbols and Choropleth Map | Proportional Symbols and Typology Map | Label Map | Links Map | Isopleth Map | Grid Map | Discontinuities Map | Mapping sp Objects | Datasets

Historic and conceptual background | Modeling spatial interactions | A place-based model: Stewart's potentials | The distance friction | Examples | Potential in one point | Potentials in a pseudo-continuous space | Create a regular grid | Create a distance matrix | Compute the potentials | Compute the potentials using parallel computation | References