CARTRIPS – A Cartographic Route Information Presentation System

Margaret C. Robb

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Historical Geography and Cartography Decision Support System Applications

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CARTRIPS is a computer system which produces personalised maps for motorists. The system allows motorists to select routes between towns or to find out where sites of interest and other travel facilities are located. This paper describes how the system operates, and shows how simple, low-cost maps can be produced quickly according to the motorist's requirements. Results from testing of the system are also described.

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1971A Survey of Drivers' Opinions on Maps for Route Finding

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