International Perspectives on Maps and the Internet
In a few short years, the World Wide Web has transformed the Internet into the primary medium for the dissemi- tion of spatial information in the form of maps
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
2008, 2008
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2008 |
| Series: | Lecture Notes in Geoinformation and Cartography
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Table of Contents:
- An Introduction
- International Perspectives on Maps and the Internet: An Introduction
- Delivering geospatial information with Web 2.0
- Map design for the Internet
- Web Cartography and the Dissemination of Cartographic Information about Coastal Inundation and Sea Level Rise
- An Elastic Map System with Cognitive Map-based Operations
- Technical Development
- New Approaches for Integrating GIS layers and Remote Sensing Imagery for Online Mapping Services
- Large format maps on the Internet
- Advancement of Web Standards and Techniques for Developing Hypermedia Maps on the Internet
- Spatial functionality based on SVG
- Google Earth and XML: Advanced Visualization and Publishing of Geographic Information
- GeoTagMapper: An Online Map-based Geographic Information Retrieval System for Geo-Tagged Web Content
- An Open Source Development Framework in Support of Cartographic Integration
- Web Cartography for World Heritage Cities: A survey and evaluation
- Conceptual Development
- Development and implementation of an electronic journal for publishing peer-reviewed GIS-based maps on the Web
- Lost and found, the importance of modelling map content semantically
- The effects of web mapping applications on user satisfaction: an empirical study
- Will Today’s Internet Maps be Available Tomorrow? The Preservation and Archiving of the Cybercartographic Atlas of Antarctica Through Action Research
- UMapIT© (Unrestricted Mapping Interactive Tool): Merging the datacube paradigm with an occurrence-based approach to support on-demand web mapping
- Application Development
- Distributed Research and Scientific Creativity: Accessible Data for the Social Sciences
- Teaching Cartography on the Web with a Multimedia GIS: A New Solution
- Issues in School web Atlas Use: The prototype atlas of Rio Claro — Brazil
- Maps in the Natural Disasters Networking Platform (NaDiNe) — Meeting the users’ needs: from static images to highly interactive real-time information integration
- Web-based health mapping — A short way from the data to the user
- Internet-Based Mapping for the Blind and People with Visual Impairment
- User-Centered Design Approaches for Web Mapping Applications: A Case Study with USGS Hydrological Data in the United States
- Journalistic Cartography on the Web: A Comparisonof Print and Online Maps in Seven Major American Newspapers