Map use and analysis

Abstract

Basic mapping processes map projections scale and generalization concepts measurements from maps route selection and navigation terrain representation contour interpretation topographic features locational and land-partitioning systems characteristics of map features - shape and point patterns characteristics of map features - shape and point patterns characteristics of map features - networks and trees qualitative and quantitative information cartograms and map misuse special-purpose maps maps and graphs remote sensing from airborne platforms remote sensing from space computer-assisted cartography digital geographic information systems US and Canadian map producers and information sources foreign maps. Appendices: copyright magnetic compass use sources of mapping programs and databases for microcomputers international map of the world Earth Science Information Center map storage and cataloging systems British national grid.

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