Isopleths show data in the third dimension, rather than the second. This can be a variety of data types, including height and depth, as well as more insubstantial data. The example shown is an isopleth of an area in California.
Where example was found: http://www.envisci.ucr.edu/ensc176/es176_2003/ENSC_176_Summer_2003.html
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