Figure 2
The chloropleth map consists of a country divided into several geographic regions. Each region is shaded differently based on a numerical value represented in a vertical legend on the right side of the image. The legend contains seven distinct shaded blocks corresponding to numerical increments. The scale begins at the bottom with “0” and rises through “10”, “20”, “30”, “40”, and “50”, terminating at the top with “60”. The southern-most large region and a region on the eastern coast are shaded to correspond with the highest values on the scale, near “60”. Other regions in the center and north-west show mid-range shading corresponding to values between “30” and “40”. Several regions in the center and north-east are shaded very lightly, indicating values closer to “0” or “10”. A small inset box in the bottom left corner shows an additional set of islands shaded with the lightest value from the scale.Choropleth map of the territorial distribution of faculty members in the DAE area. Source: Authors' own work