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Today’s schedule 1. Cartographic Communication Paradigm 2. Overview of Ben’s Fry’s Data Visualization Pipeline

Today’s schedule 1. Cartographic Communication Paradigm 2. Overview of Ben’s Fry’s Data Visualization Pipeline

History of Research in Cartography Cartographic Communication Paradigm

History of Research in Cartography Cartographic Communication Paradigm

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Lecture Objectives 1. Provide background to cartographic research from 50 s to present day

Lecture Objectives 1. Provide background to cartographic research from 50 s to present day 2. Fully develop theory of cartography as a communications science (Robinson and Petchenik reading) 3. Discuss problems with the paradigm (Mac. Eachren reading)

1. Trends in Cartographic Teaching and Research from Hermansen, Cartographia, Thematic Mapping Empirical Cognitive

1. Trends in Cartographic Teaching and Research from Hermansen, Cartographia, Thematic Mapping Empirical Cognitive Research: Volume teaching research Cartographic ‘Rules’ Communication Vision, Cognition, Perception Eye Movement Studies Peak Map Use and Map Design Rise Decline Community Mapping Web mapping Geo Visualization Human/machine interaction VGI Comeback GIS data input analysis Government production 60 s 70 s Social theory year 80 s 90 s 00 s 10 s

2. Map as a Communication System 1975, A Robinson and BB Petchenik • Evaluating

2. Map as a Communication System 1975, A Robinson and BB Petchenik • Evaluating map production and map reading as a communication process • Refining models of cartographic communication • Outlining problems with measuring information content on maps and information retrieved by percipient

2. Map as a Communication System • Define: – map user/viewer/reader versus – map

2. Map as a Communication System • Define: – map user/viewer/reader versus – map receiver: one who by viewing a map augments his/her understanding of the geographic milieu that is his previous conception of the real world. = map percipient – have the power to perceive

2. Cartographic Communication System real world 360. here. com GIS analyst/ cartographer’s conception of

2. Cartographic Communication System real world 360. here. com GIS analyst/ cartographer’s conception of the real world ENCODING 270/372 map user map DECODING 472 visual noise

M Map M 2 and U: added to cognition A Cartographer B Map User

M Map M 2 and U: added to cognition A Cartographer B Map User Subject Matter Correct Erroneous

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3. Discuss problems with the paradigm Cartography Communication Science (Mac. Eachren reading 1995) a)

3. Discuss problems with the paradigm Cartography Communication Science (Mac. Eachren reading 1995) a) Viewing cartography as a communication science omits many ways people use maps b) Scientific empirical research for improving maps ignores contributions of art c) Philosophical perspective/social theory: does not accept maps as objective representations of reality therefore rejects that any objective research is possible

Cartography as ART and SCIENCE ART SCIENCE Deconstruction

Cartography as ART and SCIENCE ART SCIENCE Deconstruction

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The Cartographic Process Cartographic Process Going from unmappedThe Cartographic Process Cartographic Process Going from unmapped
CARTOGRAPHIC DESIGN CASE STUDY Cartographic Design for GISCARTOGRAPHIC DESIGN CASE STUDY Cartographic Design for GIS
imperative paradigm Pascal functional paradigm LISP logic paradigmimperative paradigm Pascal functional paradigm LISP logic paradigm
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SCHEDULE NPR SCHEDULE HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE NO OF SCHEDULESSCHEDULE NPR SCHEDULE HOUSEHOLD SCHEDULE NO OF SCHEDULES
Schedule A Schedule A Schedule A standard attachmentSchedule A Schedule A Schedule A standard attachment
Todays Schedule Regular Schedule Library Checkout Guidance EarlyTodays Schedule Regular Schedule Library Checkout Guidance Early
CARTOGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TWO TYPES OF MAPS Reference MapsCARTOGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TWO TYPES OF MAPS Reference Maps
CARTOGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TWO TYPES OF MAPS Reference MapsCARTOGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TWO TYPES OF MAPS Reference Maps
CARTOGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TWO TYPES OF MAPS Reference MapsCARTOGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TWO TYPES OF MAPS Reference Maps
Cartographic Communication Simplification Symbolization Symbolization Classification Classification InductionCartographic Communication Simplification Symbolization Symbolization Classification Classification Induction
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Communication Communication Jeopardy Communication Process Communication Levels MoreCommunication Communication Jeopardy Communication Process Communication Levels More
Interpersonal Communication Communication types Unilateral communication Directive communicationInterpersonal Communication Communication types Unilateral communication Directive communication
Paradigms and Principles What is a Paradigm ParadigmParadigms and Principles What is a Paradigm Paradigm
Modelling paradigm NUMERICAL MODELLING PARADIGM 1072020 Dr JModelling paradigm NUMERICAL MODELLING PARADIGM 1072020 Dr J
Paradigm Shift I Computing Paradigm Shift II BusinessParadigm Shift I Computing Paradigm Shift II Business
Paradigm Shift Teacher Centered to Student Centered ParadigmParadigm Shift Teacher Centered to Student Centered Paradigm
Paradigm Shift Teacher Centered to Student Centered ParadigmParadigm Shift Teacher Centered to Student Centered Paradigm