Cybercartography

Theory and Practice

Edited by D.R. Fraser Taylor - Geomatics and Cartographic Research Centre (GCRC) and Distinguished Research Professor in International Affairs, Geography and Environmental Studies Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Volume 4,

Pages 1-574 (2005)

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  1. Preface

    Pages ix-x
  2. Acknowledgments

    Pages xi-xiii
  3. Contributors

    Pages xv-xx
  4. Chapter 1 The theory and practice of cybercartography: An introduction

    Pages 1-13
  5. Chapter 2 POMP and circumstance: Plain old map products in a cybercartographic world

    Pages 15-34
  6. Chapter 3 Exploring the concept of cybercartography using the holonic tenets of integral theory

    Pages 35-60
  7. Chapter 4 Cybercartography from a modeling perspective

    Pages 63-97
  8. Chapter 5 Cybercartography and society

    Pages 99-121
  9. Chapter 6 Technology and culture in cybercartography

    Pages 123-148
  10. Chapter 7 The cartographer as mediator: Cartographic representation from shared geographic information

    Pages 149-179
  11. Chapter 8 Cybercartography and the new economy: Collaborative research in action

    Pages 181-210
  12. Chapter 9 Interface design challenges in virtual space

    Pages 211-229
  13. Chapter 10 Cognitive theories and aids to support navigation of multimedia information space

    Pages 231-256
  14. Chapter 11 Cybercartography: A multimodal approach

    Pages 257-284
  15. Chapter 12 Art, maps and cybercartography: Stimulating reflexivity among map-users

    Pages 285-307
  16. Chapter 13 Mapping play: What cybercartographers can learn from popular culture

    Pages 309-329
  17. Chapter 14 Linking geographical facts with cartographic artifacts

    Pages 331-347
  18. Chapter 15 Pervasive public map displays

    Pages 349-371
  19. Chapter 16 TeleCartography: A New means of GeoCommunication

    Pages 373-387
  20. Chapter 17 Sound maps: Music and sound in cybercartography

    Pages 389-410
  21. Chapter 18 Interactive mapping for people who are blind or visually impaired

    Pages 411-431
  22. Chapter 19 Exploring conceptual landscapes: The design and implementation of the georgia basin digital library

    Pages 433-460
  23. Chapter 20 The development of the cybercartographic atlas of antarctica

    Pages 461-490
  24. Chapter 21 Cybercartography for education: The case of the cybercartographic atlas of antarctica

    Pages 491-515
  25. Chapter 22 Applying a cybercartographic human interface (CHI) model to create a cybercartographic atlas of canada's trade with the world

    Pages 517-540
  26. Chapter 23 Remaining Challenges and the Future of Cybercartography

    Pages 541-560
  27. Subject index

    Pages 561-574
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ISBN: 978-0-444-51629-9

ISSN: 1363-0814