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Cartographica, Volume 43
Volume 43, Number 1, 2008
- Jeremy W. Crampton:
Editorial. 1 - Daniel Z. Sui, James B. Holt:
Visualizing and Analysing Public-Health Data Using Value-by-Area Cartograms: Toward a New Synthetic Framework. 3-20 - David Brosset, Christophe Claramunt, Eric Saux:
Wayfinding in Natural and Urban Environments: A Comparative Study. 21-30 - Wen Lin
, Rina Ghose:
Complexities in Sustainable Provision of GIS for Urban Grassroots Organizations. 31-44 - Étienne Rivard:
Colonial Cartography of Canadian Margins: Cultural Encounters and the Idea of Métissage. 45-66 - John E. Crider:
Exact Equations for Fuller's Map Projection and Inverse. 67-72 - Sébastien Caquard:
Cartographic Cinema. 73-75
Volume 43, Number 2, 2008
- Jeremy W. Crampton:
Keyhole, Google Earth, and 3D Worlds: An Interview with Avi Bar-Zeev. 85-93 - Jeremy Black:
Government, State, and Cartography: Mapping, Power, and Politics in Europe, 1650-1800. 95-105 - Francisco Javier Ariza-López
, José Luis García Balboa
:
Approximating Cartography to the Customer's Expectations: Applying the "House of Quality" to Map Design. 107-123 - Ferjan Ormeling, Menno-Jan Kraak:
Maps as Predictive Tools: Mind the Gap. 125-130 - Roger Wheate:
Technical Notes and Ephemera. 131 - Andrey N. Petrov:
Setting the Record Straight: On the Russian Origins of Dasymetric Mapping. 133-136 - David L. Jones:
Festival of Maps, Chicago, November 2007. 137-139 - Ferjan Ormeling:
International Cartographic Association / Association cartographique internationale Awards Committee: ICA Honorary Fellowship for Helen Kerfoot. 141 - Reviews of Books and Atlases. 143-148
Volume 43, Number 3, 2008
- Mamane Nouri Sabo, Yvan Bédard, Bernard Moulin, Eveline Bernier
:
Toward Self-Generalizing Objects and On-the-Fly Map Generalization. 155-173 - Christian Häberling, Hansruedi Bär, Lorenz Hurni:
Proposed Cartographic Design Principles for 3D Maps: A Contribution to an Extended Cartographic Theory. 175-188 - Denis Wood, John Fels:
The Natures of Maps: Cartographic Constructions of the Natural World. 189-202 - Chris Perkins
:
Wood(s) and Trees - (Re)posting Nature. 203-206 - Gwilym Eades:
Myth, Artifice, Nets. 207-209 - Rob Kitchin
:
The Practices of Mapping. 211-215 - Denis Wood, John Fels:
Reply. 217-219 - Jerry E. Green, David U. Burns, Toby P. Green:
The Enigmatic Enrolment Trend in US Map-Interpretation Courses. 221-226 - Christian Häberling, Lorenz Hurni:
Sixth ICA Mountain Cartography Workshop, Lenk / Simmental, Switzerland, 11-15 February 2008. 227-231 - Reviews of Books and Atlases. 232-234
Volume 43, Number 4, 2008
- Carol Cady, William H. Walters
, William Olsen, Eric Williams-Bergen, Bart Harloe:
Geographic Information Services in the Undergraduate College: Organizational Models and Alternatives. 239-255 - Jinmu Choi, Jeong Chang Seong:
Length-Preserving Thinning Algorithm for Line Extraction from Landcover Data. 257-266 - Martin A. Andresen
, Patricia L. Brantingham:
Visualizing Ambient Population Data within Census Boundaries: A Dasymetric Mapping Procedure. 267-275 - Roger Wheate:
Technical Notes and Ephemera. 277-278 - Chris Perkins:
ICA Maps and Society Commission. 279 - William Cartwright:
ICA Working Group on Art and Cartography Symposium, Vienna, February 2008. 281 - Roger Wheate:
Joint Annual Meeting of the Association of Canadian Map Libraries and Archives (ACMLA) and the Canadian Cartographic Association (CCA): Carto2008. 283-284 - Reviews of Books and Atlases. 285-287
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