Number 37, Fall 2000

• Cartography, Digital Transitions, and Questions of History, John Pickles
• Business, Governments and Technology: Inter-linked Causal Factors of Change in Cartography, David Rhind
• Internet Maps in the Context of Community Right-to-Know versus Public Safety, Rex G. Cammack and Lindsay Svadbik
• Use and Users of Maps on the Web, Corné P.J.M. van Elzakker
• Webcams, Interactive Index Maps, and Our Brave New World's Brave New Globe, Mark Monmonier
• A New Technology for Interactive Online Mapping with Vector Markup and XML, Ilya Zaslavsky
• Desktop Hachure Maps from Digital Elevation Models, Patrick J. Kennelly and A. Jon Kimerling
• Estimating the Size of a Large Map Collection or How I "Lost" 200,000 Maps and Still Kept My Job, John Anderson
• The Bodeleian Library, Oxford, United Kingdom, Nick Millea
• World Directory of Map Libraries

 

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Number 36, Spring 2000

• Cartographic Futures On A Digital Earth, Michael F. Goodchild
• The Nature of Creativity in Cartographic Design with Special Reference to the Barbara Petchenik Map Design Competition, Henry W. Castner
• A Case for Teaching Geographic Visualization without GIS, Anne Kelly Knowles
• A View From On High: Heinrich Berann's Panoramas and Landscape Visualization Techniques for the U.S. National Park Service, Tom Patterson
• Poems Shaped Like Maps: (Di)Versifying the Teaching of Geography, II, Adele J. Haft
• The Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education, Yolanda Theunissen and Matthew Edney
• Charting Neptune's Realm: From Classical Mythology to Satellite Imagery
• Using Remote Sensing Imagery to Texturize Layer Tinted Relief, Jeffrey S. Nighbert

 

Number 35, Winter 2000

• History of Mapping and Map Use in the Twentieth Century: An Invitation, Mark Monmonier
• The Limits of Possibility: Rand McNally in American Culture, 1898-1929, Susan Schulten
• Private Journeys on Public Maps: A Look at Inscribed Road Maps, James R. Akerman
• A History of Distributed Mapping, Jeremy W. Crampton
• Anatomy of a Cartographic Surrogate: the Portrayal of Complex Electoral Boundaries in the Congressional District Atlas, Mark Monmonier

 

Number 34, Fall 1999

• Maps on Stone: The Web and Ethics in Cartography, Michael P. Peterson
• Maps and Political Power: A Cultural Interpretation of the Maps in The Gazetteer of Jiankang Prefecture, Bangbo Hu
• Spatial Concept Lattices: An Integration Method in Model Generalization, Margarita Kokla and Marinos Kavouras
• UO Campus Mapping Program: Integrating CAD, GIS, and Map Publishing, James E. Meacham and Andrea C. Ball
• Critical Success Factors when Publishing Internet Mapping Services, Kirk Mitchell
• Building an Atlas of Cyberspace, Martin Dodge

 

Number 33, Spring 1999

• The American School Atlas: 1784 - 1900, Jeffrey C, Patton
• The Poet and the Map: (Di)versifying the Teaching of Geography, Adele J. Haft
• Creativity, Art and Cartography in Geographic Education, Karen M. Trifonoff
• Designing Dynamic Maps, Nicholas Springer
• Map Design Enhancement for Terrain Visualization by Army Aviators, Nicholas Springer
• World Wide Web Mapping and GIS: An Application for Public Participation, John Krygier

 

Number 32, Winter 1999

• The Web, Cartography and Trust 3, Matthew McGranaghan
• Using Selective Attention Theory to Design Bivariate Point Symbols, Elisabeth S. Nelson
• Water Quality Mapping for Water Management, Sébastien Caquard
• Problems of Cartographic Design in Geographic Information Systems for Transportation, R. Gordon Kennedy
• Envisioning the City: Six Studies in Urban Cartography, Marsha L. Selmer
• Visual Explanations: Images and Quantities, Evidence and Narrative, Russell S. Kirby
• Creation of Publication Quality Shaded-Relief Maps with ArcView GIS, David Barnes

 

Number 31, Fall 1998

• Content Analysis, Semiotics, and Social Semiotics for Cartography Analysis: Interpreting Geospatial Representations, Myke Gluck
• Teaching and Learning Focus Group Skills: A Classroom Example Evaluating Map Design, Judy M. Olson, et al.
• QSR NUD*IST and ATLAS/ti, Jodi Vender and Trudy Suchan
• Cartographic Encounters: Perspectives on Native American Mapmaking and Map Use, Jovanka R. Ristic
• Flattening the Earth, Two Thousand Years of Map Projections, Zehdreh Allen-Lafayette
• Maps and Politics, Valerie Krejcie
• Maps.com: Solving the Base Map Problem Online, Bill Spicer

 

Number 30, Spring 1998 (40.7MB)

• The Convergence of Spatial Technologies, Jeremy Crampton
• Anatomy of the Introductory Cartography Course Revisited, James F. Fryman and Bonnie R. Sines
• Use, Users, and Use-Environments of Television Maps, James R. Carter
• About the Quality of Maps, Georg Gartner
• Using Flow Maps to Visualize Time-Series Data: Comparing the Effectiveness of a Paper Map Series, a Computer Map, Harry Johnson and Elisabeth S. Nelson
• Review of Atlas of the New West, Paul F. Starrs
• Low Altitude Videography as a GIS Data Source, Kate Kirsh
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Number 29, Winter 1998 (34.8MB)

• That Interactive Thing You Do, Michael P. Peterson
• Beyond Graduated Circles: Varied Point Symbols for Representing Quantitative Data on Maps, Cynthia A. Brewer and Andrew J. Campbell
• Animation-Based Map Design: The Visual Effects of Interpolation on the Appearance of Three-Dimensional Surfaces, Stephen Lavin, Sonja Rossum, and Shawn R. Slade
• Decision-Making with Conflicting Cartographic Information: The Case of Groundwater Vulnerability Maps, Charles P. Rader and James D. Janke