Example 1. Geospatial Data
Spatial Infographics Solution provides a set of different examples, templates and samples, and 9 libraries with incredibly large quantity of predesigned vector shapes which can be used for fast and easy presenting various spatial data and geospatial data:
- Africa Library
- Asia Library
- Australia Library
- Europe Library
- Latin America Library
- North America Library
- Landmarks LaLibrary
- Map Symbols Library
- Transport Map Library
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Example 2. Spatial Infographics Solution Design Elements - Continental Map
Spatial Infographics solution offers also a huge collection of predesigned templates and samples. You can find them easily in ConceptDraw STORE.
All samples and templates are available for changing and further successful using. Use of ready sample or template as the base is the simplest way of drawing professional looking spatial infographics.
Example 3. Spatial Infographics - Conference Centre Location Map
This sample was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM software using the Spatial Infographics Solution and shows the detailed map of location of the Conference Centre. An experienced user spent 1 hour creating this sample.
Use the Spatial Infographics Solution for ConceptDraw DIAGRAM for quick, easy and effective representing various geospatial data.
All source documents are vector graphic documents. They are available for reviewing, modifying, or converting to a variety of formats (PDF file, MS PowerPoint, MS Visio, and many other graphic formats) from the ConceptDraw STORE. The Spatial Infographics Solution is available for all ConceptDraw DIAGRAM or later users.
FIVE RELATED HOW TO's:
UML Component Diagrams are used to illustrate the structure of arbitrarily complex systems and illustrates the service consumer - service provider relationship between components.
Picture: UML Component Diagram
The first thing that usually comes to mind when talking about database models is ER-diagrams, and the ways to create them. The second most recognizable notation is the Crow’s Foot, which visually differs from Chen’s notation. Actually, it doesn’t matter which notation you’ll use for your entity relationship diagram (ERD), but the content is what matters.
When designing an Entity-Relationship Diagram one need to use a certain notated symbols that were developed and standardized especially for databases description. First of them - the Chen’s notation had a linguistic origin. It includes rectangle boxes to show entities that may be described as nouns, and the relationships between them described as verbs depicted in a form of diamond. Finally the Chen’s notation was simplified up to the Crow’s Foot notation. It represents a relationship as labeled line. It is precisely this notation is shown in the given figure. ConceptDraw DIAGRAM together with its Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) solution is designed to support professionals who deals with creating ER diagrams using the element of both - Chen’s and Crow's Foot notations.
Picture: Design Element: Crows Foot for Entity Relationship Diagram - ERD
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When you are connecting existing objects you can control the diagram structure by changing selection order.
This is how diagramming software should work. You are able to draw a diagram as quickly as the ideas come to you.
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ConceptDraw has 142 vector stencils in the 8 libraries that helps you to start using software for designing own Business Process Diagrams. Use Swimlanes library with 20 objects from BPMN.
Picture: Business Process Elements: Swimlanes
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An organizational chart is a diagram that shows the structure of an organization and the relationships of its parts. ConceptDraw DIAGRAM extended with Organizational Charts Solution from the Management Area is powerful Organizational Chart Software.
Picture: Organizational Chart
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