Density by Cache Size

From Geoqo

By Size Density Plots

The following files how the distribution of caches moves as the cache size gets larger and larger (downtown area is full of micros, where it is harder to hide large caches; toward the east is all hills and non-populated areas where larger ones fit naturally)

Above: Micros	Above: Small
Above: Regular	Above: Large

These were created using 4 calls to geoqo to generate 4 Google Earth kml files:

 geoqo -s (mem:sacsquare)&&cache:container=Micro -e kml:size=300:Micro.kml
 geoqo -s (mem:sacsquare)&&cache:container=Regular -e kml:size=300:Regular.kml
 geoqo -s (mem:sacsquare)&&cache:container=Small -e kml:size=300:Small.kml
 geoqo -s (mem:sacsquare)&&cache:container=Large -e kml:size=300:Large.kml

The mem:sacsquare is defined in my $HOME/.geoqo/mem/search/sacsquare file as:

 cache:lat>38.417&&cache:lat<38.75
   &&cache:lon<-121&&cache:lon>-121.617