Titlebook: Dissemination of Cartographic Knowledge; 6th International Sy Mirela Alti?,Imre Josef Demhardt,Soetkin Vervust Conference proceedings 2018

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Colonialism in the Bosatlas maps and the emphasis on specific areas, together constituting the atlas structure; the colouring of the atlas; naming (both the imposition of European names in the nineteenth century and the references to indigenous groups, their realms and settlements; symbolization (portrayal of settlements, bou

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Gudmund J. W. Smith,Gunilla Van Der Meer Age was quite poor. This was reflected particularly in the very inadequate and incomplete cartographic representations of Dubrovnik. A lack of city maps or . depicting a realistic view of Dubrovnik prevented European cartographers from including adequate presentations of the city in their publicati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-36558-4 published sources on the history of cartography in Russia. The article distinguishes three main periods of mapping and identifies activities that characterize the development of scientific knowledge and the understanding of the surrounding nature. The article makes a note of the role of scientific

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Matter in the Eighteenth Centuryable variety, number and condition. The RGS’s first commissioned map (1830) was a facsimile of Hereford Cathedral’s medieval manuscript .. From 1854 Map Room staff became draughtsmen of large diagram maps for lectures; until 1877 external draughtsmen were generally employed to copy or produce the RG

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Consensus: How much can We Hope for?f a steady progress, the improvement of cartography characterized by increasing accuracy was actually a slower and complex process. Cartographically, the depiction of the Danube Bend, a spot where the direction of the river takes a sharp turn, was highly important. From the mid-sixteenth century the