Cartographic animation is the use of animation
through videos or computers in order to add a time-based factor to a map. This
displays change in some dimension that is typically displayed as an “over time”
effect. The animation is typically shown at a much faster, or slower rate, to
show the viewer the desired effect. Cartographic animation is used to show the
effects of things such as tsunamis, thunderstorms, and hurricanes to show how
the component spreads across the region.
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