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ORCIDCartographica, Volume 40
Volume 40, Numbers 1-2, 2005
- Key Dates in the Life and Work of J.B. Harley.
- Matthew H. Edney:
Monograph 54. 1-143 - Roger Wheate:
Introducing Technical Notes and Ephemera. 145-146 - Karel Kriz:
The 4th ICA Mountain Cartography Workshop, Vall de Núria, Catalonia, Spain (30 September-2 October 2004). 147-149
Volume 40, Number 3, Fall 2005
- Emanuela Casti:
Towards a Theory of Interpretation: Cartographic Semiosis. 1-16 - Barry A. T. Brown, Eric Laurier
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Maps and Journeys: An Ethno-methodological Investigation. 17-33 - Byron P. Nakos, Vasilis Ch. Mitropoulos:
Critical Point Detection Using the Length Ratio (LR) for Line Generalization. 35-51 - Christine M. Petto:
From L'État, c'est moi to L'État, c'est l'État: Mapping in Early Modern France. 53-78 - Franz Reitinger:
The Persuasiveness of Cartography: Michel Le Nobletz (1577-1652) and the School of Le Conquet (France). 79-103 - Mark Monmonier:
Critic, Deconstruct Thyself: A Rejoinder to Koch's Nonsense of Snow. 105-108 - Tom Koch:
The Author's Reply. 109-110 - Roger Wheate:
Introduction. 111-112 - Jon Corbett, Kevin Wade:
Player Perspective: Using Computer Game Engines for 3D Cartography. 113-120 - Tracey P. Lauriault:
The Gay and Lesbian Atlas. 121-123 - Norman Etherington:
Journey into Africa: The Life and Death of Keith Johnston, Scottish Cartographer and Explorer. 123-124 - Thomas Suárez:
Over the Edge of the World: Magellan's Terrifying Circumnavigation of the Globe. 124-126 - Barbara E. Mundy:
The Spacious Word: Cartography, Literature, and Empire in Early Modern Spain. 126-127 - Derek Hayes:
Early Mapping of the Pacific: The Epic Story of Seafarers, Adventurers, and Cartographers Who Mapped the Earth's Greatest Ocean. 127-128 - David Barber:
Islands of the Arctic. 128-129 - Jeremy Black:
An Historical Atlas of Kent. 129-130 - Lesley B. Cormack:
The Mapmakers' Quest. 130-132 - Brian Eddy:
The Canadian Atlas: Our Nation, Environment and People. 132 - Paul Heersink:
World Atlas of Natural Hazards. 133-134
Volume 40, Number 4, Winter 2005
- Francis Harvey, Mei-Po Kwan, Marianna Pavlovskaya:
Introduction: Critical GIS. 1-4 - Eric Sheppard:
Knowledge Production through Critical GIS: Genealogy and Prospects. 5-21 - Nicholas Chrisman:
Full Circle: More than Just Social Implications of GIS. 23-35 - Sara McLafferty:
Women and GIS: Geospatial Technologies and Feminist Geographies. 37-45 - Nadine Schuurman:
Social Perspectives on Semantic Interoperability: Constraints on Geographical Knowledge from a Data Perspective. 47-61 - Marc P. Armstrong, Amy J. Ruggles:
Geographic Information Technologies and Personal Privacy. 63-73 - Stephen A. Matthews, James E. Detwiler, Linda M. Burton:
Geo-ethnography: Coupling Geographic Information Analysis Techniques with Ethnographic Methods in Urban Research. 75-90 - Jon M. Corbett, C. Peter Keller:
An Analytical Framework to Examine Empowerment Associated with Participatory Geographic Information Systems (PGIS). 91-102 - Roger Wheate:
Technical Notes and Ephemera. 103 - Kira B. Shingareva, Jim Zimbelman, Manfred F. Buchroithner, Henrik I. Hargitai:
The Realization of ICA Commission Projects on Planetary Cartography. 105-114 - Roger Wheate:
Carto 2005: Joint Annual Meeting of the CCA and ACMLA. 115-117
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