cartographica

The International Journal for Geographic Information and Geovisualization

Cartographica Online - More than a thousand articles, reviews, and commentaries await you at this comprehensive resource.

Cartographica, the international journal for geographic information and geovisualization, is now available online and includes the complete back file of previously published articles going back to 1964 (issue 1.1), when Cartographica was known as The Cartographer.

In addition to the substantial back file and current issues, Cartographica Online is a fully searchable electronic resource which addresses all your research needs –

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Recently added to Cartographica Online -

Volume 44, Number 1 / 2009

This issue contains:

Cartography – A Field in Tension?

Jeremy W. Crampton

Theory, Practice, and History in Critical GIS: Reports on an AAG Panel Session

Matthew W. Wilson and Barbara S. Poore

Spatial Decision Support in a Post-disaster Environment: A Community-Focused Approach

Jacqueline Warren Mills

The Effect of Global-Scale Map-Projection Knowledge on Perceived Land Area

Sarah E. Battersby

ICA Research Agenda on Cartography and Geographic Information Science

Kirsi Virrantaus, David Fairbairn and Menno-Jan Kraak

Reviews of Books and Atlases

Cartographica Peer Reviewers – 2008

Top Ten Classic Cartographica Articles Free Online

The top ten most-cited articles in the history of Cartographica are now freely available online.

The papers represent a wide range of cartographic interests and include work by many influential writers, including

1. J.B. Harley, "Deconstructing the Map," Cartographica 26/2 (1989): 1–20.

2. D.M. Mark "Automated Detection of Drainage Networks From Digital Elevation Models," Cartographica 21/2&3 (1984): 168–78.

3. G. Langran and N.R. Chrisman, "A Framework for Temporal Geographic Information," Cartographica, 25/3 (1988): 1–14.

Visit www.utpjournals.com/carto for the full list and to explore these free full-text articles.

Cartographica is the international journal for geographic information and geovisualization. The journal is dedicated to publishing articles on all aspects of cartographic and geovisualization research while maintaining its tradition of publishing material on cartographic thought, the history of cartography, and cartography and society. Edited by Jeremy W. Crampton, Cartographica delivers in-depth research and writing covering a wide range of cartographic studies, including the production, design, use, and cognitive understanding of maps, the history of maps, and geographic information systems.

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