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Mapping Worlds with R: Your Journey from Beginner to Data Cartographer

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Whether you’re a total newcomer to coding or an experienced analyst who’s never made a map, Mapping the World with R turns “I-wish-I-could-do-that” into “I-just-did-that.” In crisp and straightforward language, it shows you exactly how to install R, wrangle real-world spatial data, and publish beautiful, ethical maps—step by step, project by project.


Suggested price: € 19.99


What You’ll Create & Learn

  • 11 hands-on projects that start with “Hello, mapper!” and finish with slick, publish-ready visualizations.
  • Dozens of bite-size exercises so you can practice each new skill the moment you meet it (skip the theory tunnel, build muscle memory instead).
  • Authentic data, served automatically via R packages: no dead links or dummy CSVs. You’ll learn to cope with messy, real-life datasets the way professionals do.
  • Clear, fully annotated code in every chapter, plus a companion GitHub repo you can clone, tweak, and remix.


Why This Book Sells Itself


  • Problem-solving DNA – every chapter starts with a mapping dilemma and walks you through the fix, so you always know why you’re learning each technique.
  • Beginner-proof pacing – short digestible chunks, zero jargon, and friendly nudges that keep you moving forward.
  • Instant-download convenience – sold as a DRM-free PDF so you can read it on any device, annotate freely, and search like a pro.
  • Lifetime updates – buy once, get every future revision at no extra cost via Payhip’s “update existing product” feature


Who It’s For

  • Absolute Beginners
  • Data-Curious Student
  • Researchers/Analysts
  • Designers/Storytellers


What You Get

  • A no-fear setup guide and your very first working map within an hour.
  • A plug-and-play portfolio of maps for class projects or job interviews.
  • A repeatable workflow for cleaning, joining, and visualizing spatial data ethically.
  • Practical color, projection, and layout tips that make your maps sing.


Quick Facts

  • Format: PDF + GitHub repo
  • Length: 233 pages, full color
  • Skill Level: True beginner → proficient mapper
  • Software Needed: Free R & RStudio (easy install instructions included)
  • License: Personal use, unlimited devices


Ready to turn raw data into persuasive, publication-ready maps?


Click “Buy Now” to download your copy and start mapping today.


(Need a sneak peek? Read Intro and Chapter 1 before you commit (book sample).)

You will get a PDF (27MB) file

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Sohrab Khan DVM, V.

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2 days ago

Mapping Worlds With R - Infinite Stars must try and you will not regret once you start reading, self explanatory and easily digestible book! Always inspired from Dr. Milos Popovic YouTube videos and LinkedIn post but this book is incredible. Support and P

Selebalo R.

Verified Buyer

1 week ago

3D rendering

The book is so professionally written with very easy-to-adapt R scripts. It makes mapping seem so easy, and the way the scripts are written is easy to follow.

Don

Verified Buyer

1 month ago

Good introduction to R mapping

Good for beginners in R. About quarter way through, example all work

Suggest next edition might look at Jupyter Notebooks and / or conda environments, as well as R Studio

Rituja D.

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1 month ago

Quality rating of the Content

This is a superb guide for novice programmers who are just starting to dip their hands in the world of R programming. Recommended book for a Cartographer's transition to making maps with Rstudio.

Anonymous

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1 month ago