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Flow chart is a combination of graph and map. It is drawn to show the flow of commodities or people between the places of origin and destination. It is also called Dynamic Map. Transport map, which shows the number of passengers, vehicles, etc., is the best example of a flow chart. These charts are drawn using lines of proportional width.
The number and frequency of the vehicles as per the direction of their movement
The number of the passengers and/or the quantity of goods transported
A route map depicting the desired transport routes along with the connecting stations.
The data pertaining to the flow of goods, services, number of vehicles, etc.
Selection of scale to represent passengers
Select a scale to represent the number of trains. Here, the maximum number is 50 and the minimum is 6. If we select a scale of 1cm = 50 trains, the maximum and minimum numbers will be represented by a strip of 10 mm and 1.2 mm thick lines
Same can be done for water flow as well. #examrace #upsc #ugcnet