NACIS: The Complete CP Archive 1990

Number 7, Fall 1990 (8.7MB)

Ethical Problems in Cartography -- A Roundtable Commentary, Patrick McHaffie, Michael Dobson, Sona Karentz Andrews and Two anonymous employees of a federal mapping agency
Introduction to Macintosh Graphics File Formats, David DiBiase
On-Demand Map Publication, Reviewed by Terry A. Slocum
Historical Atlas of Canada, Volume III: Addressing the Twentieth Century, 1891-1961, Reviewed by William G. Loy
Carto-Graphies, Reviewed by Peter Gould

Maps in Children's Literature, Jeffrey C. Patton and Nancy B. Ryckman
Imagesetting in Desktop Mapping, Mark Mattson
Mapping the Mesozoic and Cenozoic at the University of Chicago, Reviewed by Edward J. Hall
Making Maps, Reviewed by Ellen White
Big Map Idea, Reviewed by David DiBiase

Number 5, Spring 1990 (9.5MB)

Choosing Tools: Nine Metaphors of Four-Dimensional Cartography, Philip J. Gersmehl
Software Review, Robert P. Sechrist and Anne Gibson
Academic Cartography Labs in the U.S. and Canada: A Survey, Roy Doyon and Anne Gibson
University Staff Cartographers and Cartographic Laboratories, Ellen R. White
Map Data Processing in Geographic Information Systems, Reviewed by Laurence W. Carstensen, Jr
World Geo-Graphic Atlas. Landmarks of Book Design: First of a Series, Reviewed by Richard E. Lindenberg
Will Your Library be the Spatial Data Information Center of the Future?, Gary W. North
Public Access Computer-Assisted Mapping and the Instructional Program. Steve Hiller and Jenny Marie Johnson

Color Chart Use in Map Design, Cynthia A. Brewer
Systat, Reviewed by Mark Leitzell and Alan MacEachren
The Placement of Points in Freehand Paths, David DiBiase and Kevin Kolb
Misaligned Maps Lead to Predictable Errors, Reviewed by Pat Gilmartin
Cartographies, Reviewed by Jeremy Crampton
Chemical Cartography: Finding the Keys to the Kinetic Labyrinth, Reviewed by Alan MacEachren
Maps: From Quill to Computer, Reviewed by Cherie Semans
Les Villes "Europeennes" & La France dans L'Espace Europeen, Reviewed by Peter Gould

Number 3, Fall 1989 (6.8MB)

Desktop Mapping at Temple University, Mark Mattson
Cartography at the University of Toronto, G. J. Matthews
Making Maps with Computers, Reviewed by Marsha L. Steiner
Managing with Electronic Maps, Reviewed by Don E. Kiel
CAD for Cave Mapping: A Cautious Assessment, John Ganter
Maps, Mode of Text Presentation, and Children's Prose Learning, Reviewed by Jeffrey C. Patton
Orienteering for Deer, Reviewed by Kevin M. Kolb
"Inmates of Body Houses": Prostitution in Moscow, Idaho, 1885-1910, Reviewed by Karl Proehl
Injecting the Geo-Carto-Graphic into Public Thinking, Peter Gould

Number 2, Summer 1989 (7.7MB)

The Librarian's Dilemma: A Map Librarian's Access to Machine-Readable Information, Patrick McGlamery
PC-Globe+ and Electromap, Reviewed by Sona K. Andrews and Chris Baruth
The Best of Both Worlds, Iden Rosenthal
Notes Toward a Theory of Mapping Behavior, Reviewed by Jeffrey C. Patton
What Does it Take to Read a Map? Reviewed by Jeremy Crampton
Teaching United States History with the Great American History Machine, Reviewed by Karl Proehl
Travels in West Africa, Excerpted by Pat Gilmartin
Aeronautical Charts; Portraits of the Earth, Reviewed by Claudette Dellon

Number 1, Spring 1989 (31.2MB)

Automated Radar Video Map Production at NOS, Ronald M. Bolton and Russell A. Hoover