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I find myself wondering why olympic snow sports are so Eurocentric. How would I go about making a map that weights "reliable presence of snow", "population density", and other factors necessary for a sport to flourish? Not a homework, I just felt cur
Feb. 9, 2022, 1:47 p.m. | /u/AlarmingAffect0
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Is it as "simple" as looking up the databases for maps like this one for snow, [https://mapstor.com/news/digital-cartography-and-gps-navigation/02-11-2016-number-density-and-population-growth-in-the-world.html] and then scaling the "tiles" to be the same size for multiplication? How to account for factors like local concentrations of wealth and industry, state sponsorship of sports...?
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