This dialogue will explore the intriguing intersection of landscape, geography, heritage, cartography, and the need to create new visualization techniques. Dr Uzma Rizvi and Professor Mark Heller ...

Since the mid-nineteenth century, maps have helped elucidate the deadly mysteries of diseases like cholera and yellow fever. Yet today's global mapping of infectious diseases is considerably ...

Cartography is the study of maps and everything associated with them. However, in the recent times, the way maps are made and used has undergone massive change. Gone are the days of physical ...

The persistent challenge in remote sensing and cartographic science lies in reconciling the geometric fidelity of vectorized outputs with real-world cartographic specifications, while simultaneously ...

This striking study from cartographer and historian Rankin (After the Map) explores the politics of mapmaking. “Maps aren’t just collections of facts,” Rankin writes, but are “profoundly cultural.” ...