especially route maps for transit systems, use
infographic techniques to integrate a variety of information, such as
the conceptual layout of the transit network, transfer points, and local
landmarks.
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other public
signs rely heavily on information graphics, such as
stylized human figures , icons and emblems to represent concepts such as
yield, caution, and the direction of traffic. Public places such as
transit terminals usually have some sort of integrated "signage system"
with standardized icons and stylized maps. Technical manuals make
extensive use of diagrams and also common icons to highlight warnings,
dangers, and standards certifications.
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Interpreting information graphics
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Elements of information graphics
The basic material of an information graphic is the data,
information , or knowledge that the graphic presents. In the case of
data, the creator may make use of automated tools such as graphing
software to represent the data in the form of lines, boxes, arrows, and
various symbols . The information graphic might also feature a key which
defines the visual elements in plain English. A scale are also common.
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