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Cartographic Elements
Visual hierarchy
Made to make it easier for the viewer to gather information

Visual flow

Visual contrast

All of these are the art of the map

Colorbrewer website
Map schemes- Qualitative
No gradation distanced groups

Example: soda pop map
Map schemes- Sequential
Low value light color
High value dark color
Goes in one directions
Map schemes- Divergent
Opposite directions

Light red and dark red w. light blue and dark blue

Example: Politics map
Cartograms
Distorts map physically depending on the higher area of data

Political population map

Does not go by scale but by data amount

But there are still the same boundaries
Cartogram Types- Non contiguous
When the objects to not have to stay attached and they grow and shrink depending on the data
Cartogram Types- Contiguous
Objects remain connected with each other but that can distort the shape.
Cartogram Types- Dorling
Does not maintain shape or topology

Uses different shapes to show the new map
Cartogram Types- Pseudo
Look like cartograms but do not follow cartogram rules.
Thematic map
Focuses on a specific theme based off a general map to show data about a specific area.
Reference maps
a general map

shows roads, landmarks, bodies of water and ...
Metadata
Data about data on the map

Click on something and a link comes up with information about the “road”

Takes the audience deeper

Makes data on map useful

When layered you can see intersections
Types of Metadata- Descriptive
Info. Used to search for things like the title and author
Types of Metadata- Administrative
Technical information such as file type
Types of Metadata- Structural
Describe the structure of the computer systems

Tables, charts, ect.
Types of Metadata- Tactual
Internet metadata

Outside sources
Cyber infrastructure
Physical stuff that makes up the internet

Data centers

Fibrotic cabling

Hurtzian (megahertz) in space that lets wireless happen

Electro magnetic spectrum
Remote Sensing
Locate, find from a far distance

Ariel views (airplane, satellite)
Inferred

Sonar (sound)

Doppler map (weather)

GPS
GI Science
Study of the steps that it takes to make a GIS
GIS
is geographic information systems

The software

Google earth
Geographic relevance
is the degree to which information in a representation of geographic space either matches a user's implicit or explicit (expressed as a query) information need and to which it supports decision-making or problem solving
CAD
Computer aided design
PASDA
Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access
FGDC
Federal Geographic Data Committee