Search Results - PRINCIPLES OF CARTOGRAPHY

Understanding the semantic principles of a political map

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The principles of making maps and commmmentaries to the Atlas of the Baltic Languages by Asta Leskauskaitė, Danguolė Mikulėnienė

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Thematic cartography today: recalls and perspectives by Isabelle Thomas

“…Second, some elementary principles of cartography are discussed in order to demonstrate the importance of the nature of z in thematic mapping. …”
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Constructing an Imaginary Wall in the Ocean: A Technical Cartography Study on the Delimitation of Maritime Boundaries in the Provinces of South Sumatra and Bangka Belitung Islands... by Agung Kurniawan, Nurul Khakhim, Karen Slamet Hardjo, Agus Iwan Santoso, Widodo Setiyo Pranowo

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Aesthetic Values of the Art of Cartography to Enrich the Printing Hangings by Dr. Hanan taha ismail ahmed

“…The contemplating of these images - in their forms and types - makes us familiarize ourselves with the Art of Cartography; as it is an art and a science, and one of its most significant principles is the study of the specific aspects of the place and its various relationships with humans. …”

Seafloor mapping and cartography for the management of marine protected areas by Manuel Meidinger, Markantonatou Vasiliki, Marcello Sano, Marco Palma, Massimo Ponti

“…However, the lack of coherent local scale spatial data still remains an issue, limiting the power of diagnostic cartography analyses within MPAs. The proposed framework can improve the generation and dissemination of cartographic and visual data, and allow for management approaches based on scientific knowledge and EBM principles, taking into account stakeholders needs.…”
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Cartography of Marginality: Poetics of Space in Roberto Bolaño’s The Savage Detectives by Ozoukouo Lea N’Drin, Liudmyla Shevchenko

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Cartographying Problem Solving – What is happening with/within/in the Mathematics Teaching practices by Luiz Carlos Leal Junior, Lourdes de la Rosa Onuchic

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Mapping Utopia: Cartography and Social Reform in 19th Century Australia by Matthew Graves, Elizabeth Rechniewski

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Mapping Utopia: Cartography and Social Reform in 19th Century Australia by Matthew Graves, Elizabeth Rechniewski

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« Entre les dalles » : Cartographier l’expérience de la verticalité  by Élise Olmedo

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Does cartographic education need an epistemology? Traditions and transitions in Brazilian school cartography by Jorn Seemann

“…The revision and reformulation of specific principles, concepts and themes can strengthen an inclusive, diversified and pluralistic vision in cartographic education that can serve as a useful tool for citizenship cartography in Brazil. …”
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Cartographie d’aujourd’hui et de demain : rappels et perspectives by Isabelle Thomas

“…Second, we discuss some elementary principles of cartography in order to show the importance of the nature of z in thematic mapping. …”
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North isn’t necessarily up: map projections, the politics of cartography and their relevance to archaeology

“…In particular, the relevance of developments in the field of critical cartography and their application to large-scale archaeological mapping are considered. …”
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Perception of colour scales used in thematic cartography by young people aged 15-17 by Barbora Musilová

“…There are many different types of datasets represented by maps in thematic cartography. It is possible to represent features and phenomenon referencing to area as well as to point. …”
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Evrensel Tasarım İlkelerinin Mayınlı Alanı: Dijital Haritalar ve Gazetecilik by Bilge Narin

Subjects: “…digital cartography…”
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CARTOGRAPHY FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM OF CULTURAL TOURISM ATTRACTIONS AROUND SAWASWAREESRIMARAM TEMPLE, DUSIT DISTRICT, BANGKOK by Katawut WAIYASUSRI, Nayot KULPANICH, Morakot WORACHAIRUNGREUNG, Pornperm SAE-NGOW, Pattarapong NGANSAKUL, Dolreucha SUWANMAJO

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The Bruce-Mengden and Cornelis Cruys Maps of the Lower Don (1696-1705): An Inflection Point in the Practice of Russian Cartography? by Brian Davies

“… Maps of the lower Don and Azov region produced by James Bruce and Cornelis Cruys in connection with Peter I’s 1696 Azov campaign appear to mark the point at which cartographic work undertaken on Russian territory by specialists in Russian service began moving beyond the traditional chertezh mapping model and embraced the principles of the new Western European geodesic cartography. …”
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ANIMATION CARTOGRAPHY - ONE OF PERSPECTIVE DIRECTIONS IN CARTOGRAPHIC SCIENCE AND PRACTICE IN THE CURRENT CONDITIONS OF MAPPING THE DYNAMICS PROCESSES AND EFFECTS by D. V. Lisitsky, E. V. Komissarova, A. A. Kolesnikov, M. N. Sharypova

“…Animation in a two-dimensional mapping provide an opportunity to take a fresh look at the general theory of cartographic representation and allows new interpretation of the three main components of semiotic principles.</p>…”
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Multi-dimensional Element Graph Construction and Spatial Representation of Gardens in the Fuhai Area of Yuanmingyuan Based on Literary Cartography by Yuchao CAO, Nan ZHANG, Yuhang KONG

“…The research sheds light on the spatial design principles employed during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor, providing a detailed insight into the construction of classical gardens. …”
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