Bivariate legend

Stephen Lime steve.lime at dnr.state.mn.us
Wed Mar 14 10:59:51 EST 2001


Best performance would be seen with a single item classification. You can
certainly use logical expressions to do the same thing at runtime.

  for example ([ITEM1] eq 5 and [ITEM2] > 14.9)

Steve

Stephen Lime
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>>> Michael Schulz - GIS Bearbeiter <mschulz at webgis.de> 03/14/01 08:33AM >>>
Hi MapServers!

I was wondering if anyone has tried to implement in a mapserver
application a layer with a bivariate classification, i.e. a
classification where a class is defined by a combination of two
attribute items? 
One way would be obviously to create a new field in the dbf attribute
table, that combines the two items in one unique value. 
Are there other ways?

TIA, Michael

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