What kinds of maps can be created and provided by BNIA-JFI?
Displaying data on maps can be easier to understand, powerful, and more usable, than charts and tables. Users can actually see where concentrations of specific problems or successes are located relative to their own neighborhoods. BNIA-JFI has expertise in creating a variety of maps, ranging from general reference maps, which may show the relative locations of streets, parks, schools, landmarks, and other community assets as well as maps that display statistical information – rates of crime or the racial makeup of neighborhoods.
