Non-Cartographic Outputs
Non-cartographic outputs can also appear in static form in documents, reports, and other material that may be distributed to a variety of stakeholders, including politicians and the general public, to aid in the decision-making process. Non-cartographic outputs should also be labelled appropriately and include a brief description in-text so readers are able to understand and interpret the figure. In addition, figures should be numbered appropriately and consistently in sequential order throughout the document (e.g., Figure 1, Table 1, etc.). Captions briefly explaining the figure should appear in addition to the explanation in the body of the text. For figures (e.g., photos, illustrations, graphics, etc.), captions should appear below the figure, while for tables, captions should appear above the table (as shown below).
Table 3.2: Acquisition Dates of the Remote-sensing Imagery Analyzed in this Study | |||
Date of Acquisition | Platform | Spatial Resolution | Cloud Cover |
9 July 2005 | QuickBird | 2.4 m | 0% |
28 July 2012 | GeoEye-1 | 2.0 m | 0% |