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Computer-assisted cartography : principles and prospects / Mark S. Monmonier.
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Monmonier, Mark S.
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English
Published/Created
Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, ©1982.
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x, 214 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
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GA102.4.E4 M66
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Digital mapping
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Cartography
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Data processing
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Notes
Includes index.
Bibliographic references
Bibliography: p. 178-185.
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION: Computer hardware for graphic display
An historical perspective
Implementation and planning
COMPUTERS AND ALGORITHMS: Memory and logic
Computers and generable behavior
Algorithms and programming
RASTER SYMBOLS AND SURFACE MAPPING: Uses and limitations of raster symbols
Raster-mode surface mapping
Cartographic responsibilities and decisions
RASTER-MODE MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS: Overlay analysis
Graphic display
Analysis of satellite imagery
VECTOR SYMBOLS: Mathematical basics
Symbol generation
CARTOMETRY AND MAP PROJECTIONS: Cartometry
Projections and transformations
Stereoscopic views
Oblique views
CARTOGRAPHIC DATA STRUCTURES: Basic concepts
Topological considerations
COMPUTER-ASSISTED MAP DESIGN: Geographic content
Map layout
Planning color maps
Classification and mapped pattern
Generalization.
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ISBN
0131653083
9780131653085
LCCN
81014380
OCLC
7774358
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