What information models are considered graphical?

In graphic information models for visual display of objects, conditional graphic images (figurative elements) are used, often supplemented by numbers, symbols and texts (sign elements). Examples of graphic models include all kinds of diagrams, maps, drawings, graphs and diagrams.

So, for example, a map of any area serves as information in the form of a graphic drawing for those who do not know the location of objects in this area. Or a graph of temperature changes conveys information about the weather to people in the form of a graph.