Sentence examples for map and cartography from inspiring English sources

"She urged a few of her friends to do it, too, so they needed a map," Vivienne Welton once explained in an interview with Mercator's World, a map and cartography magazine.

Technology- What types of mapping and cartography technologies were available to the members of the Lewis and Clark expedition?

BRIC and the Brooklyn Historical Society: 'Mapping Brooklyn' (through Sept. 6) This exhibition features artworks that incorporate themes of mapping and cartography in historical maps.

GIS-based mapping of vegetation is a broadly established application with strong interconnections with remote sensing, digital surveying and mapping, as well as with more traditional approaches of mapping and cartography.

The Maps and Cartography section contains two kind of documents: original maps of Jerusalem reproduced here as a tool for researchers, and links to existing sets of Jerusalem maps both historical and contemporary.

Kindynis ([2014]) provides an elaborate and critical discussion of criminology's interest in mapping and cartography.

Google Maps has considerably simplified looking up addresses, and has made mapping and cartography accessible to the masses.

"The market in atlases, maps and cartography has been tremendously hot in the last 10 to 15 years," says Reese. "Values in that field have soared far higher than in some other areas of book collecting".

This new railroad initiated the construction of more railway lines, causing significant developments in railway mapping and cartography, iron and steel manufacturing, as well as in any industries requiring more efficient transportation.

Ripping up the map: Criminology and cartography reconsidered.

Written by those behind the Visualizing Venice project, the book explores the ways in which new technologies such as 3-D images and interoperable models, GIS mapping and historical cartography facilitate fascinating stories about places and times within history.