Marker Chart

Marker chart (also known as a point chart) is identical to a line chart without the lines. A Marker Chart shows only endpoints of segments that make each line up. Usually, this type shows a dynamics of the displayed value in time (in case of Cartesian Chart) or by X (in case of Scatter Chart).

Samples

Maps Marker 02

By anonymous, Jan 13

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Wind Direction

The chart contains two gauges: the big one shows the wind's direction and the small one visualize wind's speed. The label inside the chart displays current value of both gauges.

By anonymous, Jan 28

3120

BCT Line Chart 01

By anonymous, Sep 24

3110

BCT Marker Chart 01

By anonymous, Nov 25

3110

BCT Polar Chart 08

By anonymous, Oct 15

3110

Dot Map

A Dot Map is the Dot Chart (Scatterplot) variation which shows the existence of a subject or a feature by drawing dots or markers of equal or different type and size on a geographical map.

By anonymous, Mar 18

3110

GAUGE Circular 10

By anonymous, Aug 9

3110

GAUGE Circular 10

By anonymous, Nov 4

3110

GAUGE Linear 06

By anonymous, Nov 11

3110

Maps Connectors 01

By anonymous, May 5

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Maps Connectors 12

By anonymous, Mar 31

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Marker Polar Chart

This polar chart contains several marker series. Each series represent signals of three different types. The series can be shown or hidden by clicking on the chart's legend. Every series has its own marker's type and color.

By anonymous, Feb 3

3110