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For more details on
the P3DM process:
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last updated on
November 05, 2005
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Information obtained from official and
other sources like administrative and political boundaries,
can be integrated. Attributes are ascribed to points, lines
and polygons. The entire output is subjected to cartographic
processing wherein colors, symbols and lines are chosen to
represent the different attributes of the model. Customized
thematic maps are produced at pre-determined scales.
 A
legend
is prepared and joined to other cartographic information
like scale, title, source of information (including date),
coordinates, directional arrow, and others.
The use of standardized
coding in producing thematic maps is
important for sharing information, comparing data sets from
different sources or data collected from the same source but
at different dates, especially when 3-D models are used as a
means for conducting Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation
(PM&E).
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Thematic maps:
Examples from the field |
Land
cover map
Mt. Pulag National Park and environs. Benguet, Ifugao and
Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines |
Land
cover map
Mt. Pulag National Park and environs. Benguet, Ifugao and
Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines |
Household
distribution
Mt. Pulag National Park and environs. Benguet, Ifugao and
Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines |
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Source:
1992 LandSat imagery |
Source:
Mental maps of 75 residents of the area,P3-DM, 1999 |
Source:
Mental maps of 75 residents of the area,P3-DM, 1999 |
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Coding
used on the relief model |
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Features |
Displayed
by means of |
| Points |
Water bodies (springs and
waterfalls); mountain peaks; social infrastructures (municipal
halls, barangay centers, day-care centers, schools, rural
health centers, hospitals, bus stops); cultural places
(churches, burial caves, cemeteries, sacred areas, etc);
tourist establishments; human settlements (households l);
scenic spots, turtle nesting sites; diving spots; docking
sites, and other. |
Map and push
pins of diverse color, shape and size |
| Lines |
Water bodies
(rivers, lakes); communication ways (roads, bridges, trails);
social infrastructures (rural water supplies), boundaries
(administrative units, protected area, Ancestral Domains, land
status, etc); coordinates (grid) |
Yarns
of different colors |
| Polygons |
Water bodies (rivers, creeks,
lakes, springs and waterfalls); cultural places (cemeteries,
sacred areas, etc); tourist establishments; land use (rice
fields, swidden, vegetable gardens, sugarcane and coconut
plantations, orchards, reforestation sites, residential areas,
etc.); land covers (mossy, dipterocarp and pine forest,
grassland, brushland, mangrove, etc.); land slides and bare
land; fish breeding and spawning areas; feeding grounds of
endangered species; fishing grounds (differentiated as squid
and pelagic fisheries); areas where destructive methods are
employed, coral reefs (differentiated into "intact"
and "damaged"); |
Acrylic paint -
different colors |
| Attributes |
Names,
annotations |
Text on labels |
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