The course explains how to understand and use the maps to obtain information about a wide variety of geoobjects in consideration of data analysis, scale dependence and perceptive parameters. Through short thematic problems you obtain the procurement of selected cartography-content and you get an insight into general principles of cartographic methodology.
Thematic cartography - Map design: signature, diagram, - Data-level (nominal, ordinal, metric) - Characteristics of geo-objects (quality, quantity) - Data analysis, data distribution - Cartographic modelling (generalisation, visualisation) - Map form (analytical, complex-analytical, synthetical) 3. Map editing
TISS Ort: Persönliche Eintragung in die TISS-Gruppen (max. 33 StudentInnen/Gruppe). BEGINN DER LVA IN DER 9. WO, SEM126 - "Forschungsgruppe KARTOGRAPHIE", 1.Stock, Erzherzog-Johann Pl. 1, 1040 Wien.
Lecture notes for this course are available. Ist im IT zu laden (Passwort in der LVA!) . Hake, G., D.Grünreich, L.Meng: Kartographie, Berlin: Walter de Gruyter. 8. Auflage Bollmann, J., W.G. Koch: Lexikon der Kartographie und Geomatik, Berlin: Spektrum. Dent, B.D. (1996): Cartography, Thematic Map Design. USA, Times Mirror Higher Education Group. Krygier, J. & D. Wood (2005): Making Maps, a Vsual Guide to Map Design for GIS. New York, Guilford Press. MacEachren, A.M. & Taylor,D.R.F. (1994): Visualization in Modern Cartography. Oxford, Elsevier Science. Robinson, A:H: & Morrison, J.L. (1995): Elements of cartography. N.York, John Wiley&Sons. Wood, C.H. & Keller (Hrsg) (1996): Cartographic Design: Theoretical and Practical Perspectives. Chichester, John