The phrase "art of mapping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the skill or technique involved in creating maps or visual representations of data or information.
Example: "The art of mapping requires both creativity and technical knowledge to effectively convey complex information."
Alternatives: "skill of mapping" or "craft of mapping".
"A Connecticut Place: Weir Farm, an American Painter's Rural Retreat," through Sept. 17. "Earth's Elusive Shores: The Art of Mapping After 1500," through Oct. 15.
"After 1492, the art of mapping experienced a renaissance," Mr. Somer said, "as the explosion of New World information created an ever-changing view of the Earth for sailors, merchants, historians, philosophers, scholars and kings".
In a nearby gallery "Earth's Elusive Shores: The Art of Mapping After 1500" provides a fascinating look at how mapmaking evolved after Gutenberg's invention of movable type, the voyages of Columbus and other Europeans and the translation of Ptolemy's second-century "Geographia" from Greek into Latin.
In "Earth's Illusive Shores: The Art of Mapping After 1500" -- an exhibition on view through Oct. 1 at the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science in Greenwich -- more than 40 antique maps and sea charts, most hand-colored woodcuts or engravings dating from after 1520, demonstrate the sometimes eccentric shaping of continents and seas by cartographers and publishers.
Beginning on Saturday, more than 40 antique maps and sea charts demonstrating the progressive shaping of the continents and seas go on display through Oct. 1 in "Earth's Elusive Shores: The Art of Mapping After 1500" at the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science in Greenwich, Conn.
A combination of the old art of mapping with the relatively new art of crowdsourcing — the open calls for action via the Web — offers the potential to open up a new path for the developing world: helping citizens map their own country's facilities and thereby have a greater say in charting the future.
Shaping the World In the realm of fact and fancy that was the ancient art of map making, California was long depicted as an island.
Evenings are geared around aurora hunting by snowshoe and snowmobile, while daytime pursuits include cross-country skiing, sledging, a husky safari and learning wilderness skills such as winter fishing, animal tracking, reindeer lassoing and the retro art of map reading.
Therefore, our algorithms significantly improve the state of the art for mapping virtual networks onto substrate networks, since they provide a more realistic assessment of operational networks.
The state-of-the-art of Map Matching is presented in Section 3, while Marchal's algorithms (original and improved version) are described in Section 4.
The effect is remarkably realistic and shows us just how far the art of projection mapping has come, and the types of media that really bring it to life.
