Politicians can map the geography of their popularity by looking at what they're called on Google.
Beneath the surface, like astronauts exploring an unfamiliar planet, engineers are mapping the smashed geography of the basement that ran beneath nearly the entire complex.
Deciding where the extra police counter-terrorist staff will be based will help the process of mapping the political geography of violent extremism.
Louise Erdrich grew up in North Dakota of Ojibwe and German-American descent, and in her earlier novels she has meticulously mapped the spiritual and physical geography of a North Dakota town named Argus, focusing on the lives of Indians, dislocated by change and fading traditions.
We map the social-geography of the city, discussing recent housing and spatial development policies as well as city-regional political dynamics.
The bird family's journey is tracked by a clever series of paper pop-up gimmicks that map out the geography of Brazil Salvadorr, Bahia; the meeting of the brown and black waters of the Amazon) along with clever GPS imagery.
And anyone wishing to map the geography of Bergman's genius will find clues in the streets of Stockholm, where he grew up.
Harding is an agile writer and, as she maps the geography of Cave's island and mind, she reflects on love, ambition and memory, conveying in crystalline imagery the horror of the region's blank 'unnamedness' and its claustrophobic, smothering isolation.
Maybe the notion of strong-looking fashion, based on concrete methods and examples rather than abstractions and ironic statements, is dying, and there is nobody around with the grit and stamina to map the geography of a woman's body, as he has done for last 45 years.
The carpets are made from 40% recycled materials and the layout is mapped according to the geography of Manhattan - Inwood is at one end of the building and Wall Street is at the other, with Central Park, the Empire State Building and every other possible landmark denoting meeting rooms in between.
