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Handling and Mapping Geographic Information
About this book
With the increasing proliferation of data and the systematization of geographic information referencing, maps are now a major concern – not only for specialists, but also for urban planning and development organizations and the general public. However, while producing a map may seem straightforward, the actual process of transforming data into a useful map with a specific purpose is characterized by a series of precise operations that require knowledge in a variety of fields: statistics, geography, cartography and so on.
Handling and Mapping Geographic Information presents a wide range of operations based on a variety of examples. Each chapter adopts a different approach, explaining the methodological choices made in relation to the theme and the pursued objective.
This approach, encompassing the entire map production process, will enable all readers, whether students, researchers, teachers or planners, to understand the multiple roles that maps can play in the analysis of geographical data.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- copyright Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Exploring Statistical Relationships with Maps and Charts
- Chapter 2. Heterogeneous Data Integration and Geoweb Cartographic Representations
- Chapter 3. Environmental Data and Cartographic Objects
- Chapter 4. Mapping and Identifying Geographic Configurations: The Example of Segregation
- Chapter 5. Map and Statistical Model to Explore Spatial Heterogeneity
- Chapter 6. Mapping Time
- Chapter 7. Cartograms, Anamorphic Maps: Transformed Territories
- Chapter 8. Exploration, Aggregation and Spatiotemporal Visualization of Big Data
- Conclusion
- List of Authors
- Index
- EULA