1. Cartography, Map Production and GeoVisualization Geog 176B Lecture 10: Longley Chapters 12,13

2. Visual Variables: Bertin QuantitativeQualitative

3. Map Types: Point Data Reference Topographic Dot Picture Symbol Graduated Symbol Multivariate symbol

4. Reference & Topo Map

5. Simple Dot Map http://www.cybergeography.org/atlas/

6. Picture Symbols/Icon Map http://tabi.joy.ne.jp/h-tokachigawa/icon/map.gif

7. Graduated Symbol Source: Dent

8. Multivariate Symbol: Chernoff Faces Source: Eugene Turner, Dan Dorling

9. Map Types: Line Data Network Flow Isopleth Reference

10. Network Maps http://www.360.net http://www.luxembourg.co.uk/pics/railnetw.jpg

11. Flow Map: Europe Internet Traffic www.cybergeography.org/atlas/census.html

12. Isoline (isobar)

13. Map Types: Area Data Choropleth Dasymetric Area qualitative Stepped surface Hypsometric Reference

14. Area Qualitative Map http://www.townofbrighton.org/

15. Stepped Surface

16. Hypsometric

17. Choropleth Mapping

18. Fields and Regions

19. 2D Web Cartography HTML embeds PNG, JPEG and GIF Animation possible with GIF Drawing extensions with SVG (XML) Otherwise, need JAVA or FLASH GIS data can be web enabled with on-line products such as Arc/IMS and GeoMedia Web Map, MapInfo Envinsa Map open source tools

20. Map Types: Volume Data [Isopleth, Stepped Surface, Hypsometric] Gridded fishnet Realistic perspective Hill-shaded Image map

21. 2.5D Methods

22. Hill shading

23. DOQ/Vector integration

24. Oakland: Integration of Hi-Res Imagery

25. 2.75D Anaglyphic stereo

26. Map Types: Time Multiple views Animation –Moving map –Fly thru –Fly by

27. Animations

28. 3D Web Cartography Unload interaction functions to web client Build and make visible 3D models VRML established as 3D web equivalent of HTML GeoVRML is geographically enabled VRML GML, X3D now available

29. (Geo)VRML Public domain Web tools (CosmoCreate and Player) Works for both immersive and passive displays Symbolization at feature level, any dimension object Integrated environment to develop, test and distribute cartographic methods Combine traditional cartographic portrayal techniques, animation, and 3-dimensional display Importance of nodes and georeferencing Worlds (GeoVRML 1.0) Incorporates visual field depth via proximity sensor and zoom

30. CosmoWorlds VRML Authoring Package

31. VRML Object modeling

32. VRML: Worlds

33. World plus texture

34. Dibiase: Public/Private

35. EDA/Scientific Visualization www.ais.fraunhofer.de/NWEnglandAnalysis.gif

37. Professional map publishing

38. Avenza, ArcPress etc.