% PURPOSE: An example using driftmap, % to examine the distribution of % a vector-variable over a map %--------------------------------------------------- % USAGE: driftmap_d %--------------------------------------------------- load countyg.data; y1 = countyg(:,4); % county employment growth rate y80 = countyg(:,8); % 1980 log employment educ = countyg(:,17); % share of local government spending on education 1982 latt = countyg(:,2); long = countyg(:,3); tt=0:30:360; nrot = length(tt); for i=1:nrot; rot = tt(i); driftmap(-latt,-long,y80,10,10,1,rot); % using points pause; end; % columns % 1 STATE/county = state FIPS code % 2 latitude centroid for the county % 3 longitude centroid for the county % 4 EMPGR = employment growth rate (1980-90) % 5 POPGR = population growth rate (1980-90) % 6 DEMPGR = employment growth rate minus % mean across all counties in same state (1980-90) % 7 DPOPGR = population growth rate minus % mean across all counties in same state (1980-90) % 8 LOGEMP = natural logarithm of employment 1980 % 9 LOGPOP = natural logarithm of population 1980 % 10 EDENS = employment density (employment per square mile) 1980 % 11 PDENS = population density (population per square mile) 1980 % 12 LOGAREA = natural logarithm of land area 1980 % 13 COLLRATE = fraction of adult population with bachelor's degree % or more 1980 % 14 MFGRATE = fraction of employment in manufacturing 1980 % 15 UR = unemployment rate 1980 % 16 PCINC = per capita income (dollars) 1979 % 17 EDUCSH = share of local government spending on education 1982 % 18 HWSH = share of local government spending on highways 1982 % 19 POLSH = share of local government spending on police 1982 % 20 NWRATE = fraction of population that is not white 1980 % 21 URBAN = urban indicator variable % (= 1 if county located in metropolitan area) 1990 % 22 RURAL = rural indicator variable % ( = 1 if county located outside metropolitan area) 1990 %