Cartography: the multidisciplinary pluralism of cartographic art,geospatial technology,and empirical scholarship

Abrams, J. and Hall, P. 2006: Else/where: mapping new cartographies of networks and territories Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Design Institute.

Albert, S. 2004: Crossing the line between mapping and map making: artistic approaches to cartography. SoC Bulletin (Society of Cartographers) 38, 41—44.

Almeida, R.A. and Tsuji, B. 2005: Interactive mapping for people who are blind or visually impaired. In T aylor, D.R.F. , editor, Cybercartography: theory and practice, Amsterdam: Elsevier, 411—31.

Anderson, C. 2006: The long tail: why the future of business is selling less of more New York: Hyperion.

Anderson, J.M. , Atwal, J. , Wiegand, J. and Wood, A.A. 2005: Children map the world: selections from the Barbara Petchenik Children's World Map Competition. Redlands, CA: ESRI Press .

Armstrong, M.P. and Ruggles, A.J. 2005: Geographic information technologies and personal privacy . Cartographica 40(4), 63—73.

Beale, L. , Field, K. , Briggs, D. , Picton, P. and Matthews, H. 2006: Mapping for wheelchair users: route navigation in urban spaces. Cartographic Journal 43, 68—81.

Brauen, G. 2006: Designing interactive sound maps using scalable vector graphics. Cartographica 41(1), 59—71.

Burrows, R. , Ellison, N. and Woods, B. 2005: Neighbourhoods on the net: the nature and impact of internet-based neighbourhood information systems Bristol: Policy Press.

Cartwright, W. , Peterson, M.P. and Gartner, G. 1999: Multimedia cartography Berlin: Springer.

Chasseaud, P. 2001: German maps and survey on the Western Front, 1914—1918 . Cartographic Journal 38, 119—34.

Chrisman, N.R. 2005: Communities of scholars: places of leverage in the history of automated cartography. Cartography and Geographic Information Science 32, 425—33.

Cloud, J. 2006: The long arc of the Pathfinder. Imago Mundi, 58, 220—26.

Collier, P. and Inkpen, R. 2001: Mapping Palestine and Mesopotamia in the first world war . Cartographic Journal 38, 143—54.

Corbett, J.M. and Keller, C.P. 2005: An analytical framework to examine empowerment associated with participatory geographic information systems (PGIS). Cartographica 40(4), 91—102.

Cosgrove, D. 2005: Maps, mapping, modernity: art and cartography in the twentieth century. Imago Mundi 57, 35—54.

Crampton, J.W. 2003a: Cartographic rationality and the politics of geosurveillance and security. Cartography and Geographic Information Science 30, 135—48.

— 2003b: The political mapping of cyberspace Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.

— 2004: GIS and geographic governance: reconstructing the choropleth map. Cartographica 39(1), 41—53.

Cromley, R.G. 2005: An alternative to maximum contrast symbolization for classed choropleth mapping. Cartographic Journal 42, 137—44.

Culcasi, K. 2006: Cartographically constructing Kurdistan within geopolitical and orientalist discourses. Political Geography 25, 680—706.

de Blij, H. 2005: Why geography matters: three challenges facing America: climate change, the rise of China, and global terrorism. New York: Oxford University Press.

Dillemuth, J. 2005: Map design evaluation for mobile display. Cartography and Geographic Information Science 32, 285—301.

Dodge, M. and Kitchin, R. 2001a: Atlas of cyberspace London: Addison-Wesley.

— 2001b: Mapping cyberspace London: Routledge.

Dorling, D. 2005: New maps of the world, its people, and their lives. SoC (Society of Cartographers) Bulletin 39, 35—40.

Edney, M.H. 2005: The origins and development of J.B. Harley's cartographic theories. Cartographica monograph 54 (also volume 40, 1—2).

Eicher, C.L. and Brewer, C.A. 2001: Dasymetric mapping and areal interpolation: implementation and evaluation. Cartography and Geographic Information Science 28, 125—38.

Elwood, S. 2006a: Beyond cooptation or resistance: urban spatial politics, community organizations, and GIS-based spatial narratives. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 96, 323—41.

— 2006b: Negotiating knowledge production: the everyday inclusions, exclusions, and contradictions of participatory GIS research. Professional Geographer 58,197-208.

Erle, S. , Gibson, R. and Walsh, J. 2005: Mapping hacks: tips and tools for electronic cartography Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly.

Fairhurst, R. 2005: Next-generation webmapping. SoC (Society of Cartographers) Bulletin 39, 57—61.

Fortna, B.C. 2005: Change in the school maps of the late Ottoman Empire. Imago Mundi 57, 23—34.

Gastner, M.T. and Newman, E.J. 2004: Diffusion-based method for producing density-equalizing maps. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 101, 7499—504.

Gibson, R. and Erle, S. 2006: Google Maps hacks: tips and tools for geographic searching and remixing Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly .

Godlewska, A. , Létourneau, M.R. and Schauerte, P. 2005: Maps, painting and lies: portraying Napoleon's battlefields in northern Italy. Imago Mundi 57, 149—63.

Greenspan, B. , Dormann, C. , Caquard, S. , Eaket, C. and Biddle, R. 2006: Live hypernarrative and cybercartography: you are here, now. Cartographica 41(1), 35—46.

Guy, R. 2005: A dealer's perspective on the future of paper maps. Cartographic Journal 42, 262—67.

Harley, J.B. 2001: The new nature of maps: essays in the history of cartography . Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.

Harrington, S. and Stevenson, J. 2005: Islands in the Salish Sea: a community atlas. Victoria, BC: Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia .

Harvey, P.D.A. 2006: The Vinland Map, R.A. Skelton and Josef Fischer. Imago Mundi 58, 95—99.

Hessler, J.W. 2006: Warping Waldseemüller: a phenomenological and computational study of the 1507 world map. Cartographica 41(2), 101—13.

Hodgson, D.L. and Schroeder, R.A. 2002: Dilemmas of counter-mapping community resources in Tanzania . Development and Change 33, 79—100.

Kelmelis, J. 2003: To The National Map and beyond. Cartography and Geographic Information Science 30, 185—98.

Kraak, M.-J. and Brown, A. 2001: Web cartography London: Taylor and Francis.

Lane, K.M.D. 2006: Mapping the Mars canal mania: cartographic projection and the creation of a popular icon. Imago Mundi 58, 198—211.

Lauriault, T.P. and Lingaard, G. 2006: Scented cybercartography: exploring possibilities. Cartographica 41(1), 73—91.

Levin, N. 2006: The Palestine Exploration Fund map (1871—1877) of the Holy Land as a tool for analysing landscape changes: the coastal dunes of Israel as a case study. Cartographic Journal 43, 45—67.

MacFarlane, R. 2005: Tranquility assessment and mapping. SoC (Society of Cartographers) Bulletin 39, 41—44.

McLafferty, S. 2005: Women and GIS: geospatial technologies and feminist geographies . Cartographica 40(4), 37—45.

Miller, S. and Pupedis, G. 2002: Spatial interface design for the web — a question of usability. Cartography 31, 119—34.

Mitchell, T. 2005: Web mapping illustrated Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly.

Monmonier, M. 2005a: Cartography: distortions, world-views and creative solutions . Progress in Human Geography 29, 217—24.

— 2005b: POMP and circumstance: plain old map products in a cybercartographic world. In Taylor, D.R.F. , editor, Cybercartography: theor y and practice, Amsterdam: Elsevier, 15—34.

— 2006a: Cartography: uncertainty, interventions, and dynamic display. Progress in Human Geography 30, 373—81.

— 2006b: From Squaw Tit to Whorehouse Meadow: how maps name, claim, and enflame Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

National Research Council, Committee on Support for Thinking Spatially 2006: Learning to think spatially . Washington, DC: National Academies Press.

Obermeyer, N.J. 1998: The evolution of public participation GIS. Cartography and Geographic Information Science, 25, 65—66.

Olin, J.S. 2003: Evidence that the Vinland Map is medieval. Analytical Chemistry 75, 6745—47.

Pedley, M.S. 2005: The commerce of cartography: making and marketing maps in eighteenth-century France and England. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Peluso, N.L. 1995: Whose woods are these? Counter-mapping forest territories in Kalimantan, Indonesia. Antipode 27, 383—406.

Perkins, C. , Scarle, N. and Thomson, A.Z. 2005: Designs on community mapping: (re)cycling and walking. SoC (Society of Cartographers) Bulletin 39, 63—70.

Peterson, M.P. 2003: Maps and the internet. Amsterdam: Elsevier.

Pontius, R.G. and Lippitt, C.D. 2006: Can error explain map differences over time? Cartography and Geographic Information Science 33, 159—71.

Rizzo, G.J. 2006: The patterns and meaning of a great lake in West Africa . Imago Mundi 58, 80—89.

Rose, E.P.F. 2005: Specialist maps of the Channel Islands prepared by German military geologists during the second world war: German expertise deployed on British terrain. Cartographic Journal 42, 111—36.

Seaver, K.A. 2004: Maps, myths, and men: the story of the Vinland map. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press.

Shepherd, I.D.H. 2002: It's only a game: using interactive graphics middleware to visualize historical data. SoC (Society of Cartographers) Bulletin 36, 51—55.

Sheppard, E. 2005: Knowledge production through critical GIS: genealogy and prospects. Cartographica 40(4), 5—21.

Smith, M.J. 2005: Open access journal publication: methods of implementation and copyright issues. SoC (Society of Cartographers) Bulletin 39, 21—24.

Sui, D.Z. 2004: GIS, cartography, and the `third culture': geographic imaginations in the computer age. Professional Geographer 56, 62—72.

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— 2003: The concept ofcybercartography. In Peterson, M.P. , editor, Maps and the internet, Amsterdam: Elsevier, 405—20.

— 2005: The theory and practice of cybercartography: an introduction . InTaylor, D.R.F. , editor, Cybercartography: theory and practice, Amsterdam: Elsevier, 1—13.

Théberge, P. 2005: Sound maps: music and sound in cybercartography. In T aylor, D.R.F. , editor, Cybercartography: theor y and practice, Amsterdam: Elsevier, 389—410.

Thomson, A.Z. 2004: The `bear' necessities: a deconstruction of modern art through selected theories of cartography. SoC (Society of Cartographers) Bulletin 38, 5—11.

Torrens, P.M. 2006: Simulating sprawl. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 96, 248—75.

Wallace, T.R. and van den Heuvel, C. 2005: Truth and accountability in geographic and historical visualizations. Cartographic Journal 42, 173—81.

Wood, D. 2006: Map art. Cartographic Perspectives 53, 5—14.

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