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What classes should be used to group data when the goal is to compare a series of maps over time?

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What classes should be used to group data when the goal is to compare a series of maps over time?

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If the goal is to compare changes between maps over 2 or more time periods, each rate map in the time series should be prepared by using the same set of intervals to categorize rates (6,9). To identify optimum intervals for this type of map series, the rate data for all time periods is typically pooled. Appropriate rate categories are defined by using the combined data, and then maps are developed for each time period by using those rate categories. However, if the goal is to identify areas with the highest and lowest rates on each map in the time series, then intervals that distinguish high and low rates should be defined separately for each map, on the basis of rate data to be displayed in each map.

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