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Cartographic Perspectives Issue #102 Released

Date posted: February 1, 2024

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Cartographic Perspectives #102

From contract cartographers to research librarians to academics, this issue contains entries that speak eloquently across the breadth of our community and readership. The issue also contains four book reviews, three of which highlight our community’s ongoing need for reflexivity and care. No work can cover every perspective, but which perspectives we choose to elevate—what data we put on the map and how—matters.

If you are a student, or advise students, please keep your eyes out for a couple student positions we’ll be advertising in the coming months. They’ll be great opportunities to learn about journal editing and publishing.

As always, I am honored to serve as editor of Cartographic Perspectives. 2024 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for the journal and I look forward to working with our incredible team to bring the journal to you.


Jim Thatcher, Editor

 
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Front Matter
 

About the Cover
 

Masthead
 

Letter from the Editor
Jim Thatcher
 

Peer-Reviewed Articles
 

Tracing the Development of the General Land Office’s “National Map”: From Lands Surveyed to Territorial Acquisitions
Jenny Marie Johnson, Nicholas R Chrisman
 

Cognitively Congruent Color Palettes for Mapping Spatial Emotional Data. Matching Colors to Emotions.
Andrei Kushkin, Alberto Giordano, Amy Griffin, Alexander Savelyev
 

Cartographic Collections
 

Drawing Maine: The Pictorial Maps of the Phillips Brothers
Benjamin Meader
 

Reviews
 

Review of Metadata for Digital Collections: A How-To-Do-It Manual, Second Edition
Kate Thornhill
 

Review of Encounters in the New World: Jesuit Cartography of the Americas
Jörn Seemann
 

Review of Phenomena: Doppelmayr’s Celestial Atlas
Veronica Penney
 

Review of A History of the Second World War in 100 Maps
Glenn O. Humphress
 

Marginalia
 

Instructions to Authors

About the Journal
Cartographic Perspectives is the open-access journal of NACIS, published 3 times per year. Featuring peer-reviewed research, tutorials, book reviews, novel map designs, and more, CP is devoted to the study and practice of cartography in all its diversity. To submit your work, or to learn more, visit cartographicperspectives.org.

 

Free and Fair
CP is published under a unique “free-and-fair” model: all content is made available to the public under a Creative Commons license, and authors retain copyright on their submissions. We believe this model is the best way to help our community share knowledge.
 

Fast
While an issue is in preparation, we publish individual articles online as soon as they’re ready. Visit cartographicperspectives.org to see the latest content, without waiting!






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