04-Recap.Rmd

# Recap 
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Graphs need to be clear, precise and efficient, below listed some requirements of graphs:
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* Have a title or figure caption 
* Label axes
* Axis labels with units
* Have a legend
* Legible font size
* Good resolution
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**Tip**: When you are ready to create your figures, it worthwhile to understand the manuscript requirement first. Now let use have a look at the CASA0005 assessment mark scheme.

   ![](GIS-MarkScheme-2020.pdf){width=100% height=400}
   
Meanwhile, different journals or publishers have different requirements for figures.

-  [SAGE Publishing manuscript Submission Guidelines](https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/manuscript-submission-guidelines#Artwork)

-  [Nature submission guidelines](https://www.nature.com/srep/author-instructions/submission-guidelines)
 
-  [Wiley manuscript preparation guidelines](https://authorservices.wiley.com/asset/photos/electronic_artwork_guidelines.pdf)
 

Graphic in academic research is generally expected to be clear, concise and easy to read. Now let’s have a look at some examples in GIS course assignment last year.

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![Example 1](e6.png){out.wide="100%"}
  
![Example 2](e2.png){out.wide="100%"}
  
![Example 3](e3.png){out.wide="100%"}
    
![Example 4](e4.png){out.wide="100%"}
  
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