A

Abshire, C.

• Ptolemy's Britain and Ireland: A New Digital Reconstruction, pages 1–6

Akinwumiju, A. S.

• Modeling Groundwater Flow System of a Drainage Basin in the Basement Complex Environment of Southwestern Nigera, pages 1–7
• Mapping Landslides Susceptibility in a Traditional Northern Nigerian City, pages 1–6

Akinyemi, F. O.

• Incorporating Geographic Information Science in the BSc Environ-mental Science Program in Botswana, pages 1–8

Alesheikh, A. A.

• Context-aware pattern discovery for moving object trajectories, pages 1–6

Alvarez, G. O.

• Identifying and Allocating Geodetic Systems to historical oil gas wells by using high-resolution satellite imagery, pages 1–7

An, X.

• A Novel Method for Reconstructing Broken Contour Lines Extracted from Scanned Topographic Maps, pages 1–7

Atmadja, D. A. S. S.

• Revelation of ‘Hidden’ Balinese Geospatial Heritage on A Map, pages 1–6

de Alencar Mendonça, A. L.

• Preliminary Assessment of the Impact of Culture on Understanding Cartographic Representations, pages 1–6

B

Ballah Solkam, R.

• Dynamique des ressources naturelles dans le Parc national de Manda: Cartographie et analyse pour le Développement durable, pages 1–8

Batzu, I.

• Tracking of the LAZIO region shoreline from orthophotos AGEA 2014 and implementation of the database layer, pages 1–6

Bauer, J. T.

• Navigating Without Road Maps: The Early Business of Automobile Route Guide Publishing in the United States, pages 1–7

Bayram, B.

• An object-based approach for tree species extraction from digital orthophoto maps, pages 1–7
• Spectral features based tea garden extraction from digital orthophoto maps, pages 1–7

Berli, J.

• Experiments to Distribute Map Generalization Processes, pages 1–6

Bernal, J.

• Design and implementation of the web Linguistic and Ethnographic Atlas of Colombia, pages 1–4

Bilodeau, C.

• Recent vegetation phenology variability and wild reindeer migration in Hardangervidda plateau (Norway), pages 1–7

Biniek, S.

• Designing typefaces for maps. A protocol of tests., pages 1–5

Biscotti, E.

• Tracking of the LAZIO region shoreline from orthophotos AGEA 2014 and implementation of the database layer, pages 1–6

Bleisch, S.

• Exploring multivariate representations of indices along linear geographic features, pages 1–5

Bock, F.

• Mapping similarities in temporal parking occupancy behavior based on city-wide parking meter data, pages 1–5

Bogucka, E. P.

• Mapping historical landscape changes with the use of a space-time cube, pages 1–3

Bonilla, J.

• Design and implementation of the web Linguistic and Ethnographic Atlas of Colombia, pages 1–4

Bookhagen, B.

• Hazards and accessibility: combining and visualizing threat and open infrastructure data for disaster management, pages 1–8

Borisov, M. M.

• Conic projections of the triaxial ellipsoid: the projections for regional mapping of celestial bodies, pages 1–3

Bourrand, K.

• Recent vegetation phenology variability and wild reindeer migration in Hardangervidda plateau (Norway), pages 1–7

Brahmi, N.

• Impacts de l‘élévation du niveau de la mer sur l’évolution future d’une côte basse à lagune de la péninsule du Cap Bon (Nord-Est de la Tunisie): approche cartographique, pages 1–7

Breier, M.

• Digitizing Patterns of Power – Cartographic Communication for Digital Humanities, pages 1–5

Brenner, C.

• Generation and communication of dynamic maps using light projection, pages 1–8

Bretagnolle, V.

• Visualization on the Web of 20 Years of Crop Rotation and Wildlife Co-Evolutions, pages 1–3

Brédif, M.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3

Buckley, A.

• International Map Year: Results and Implications, pages 1–4

Burghardt, D.

• Volunteered Geographic Information: Interpretation, Visualisation and Social Computing (VGIscience), pages 1–5
• A Generalization Strategy for Discrete Area Feature by Using Stroke Grouping and Polarization Transportation Selection, pages 1–8

Busch, S.

• Generation and communication of dynamic maps using light projection, pages 1–8

Bögelsack, K.

• Mapping Norway – a Method to Register and Survey the Status of Accessibility, pages 1–4

C

Cartwright, W.

• Beck Exportation: London and Sydney, pages 1–5
• An interdisciplinary approach to mapping through scientific cartography, design and artistic expression, pages 1–6

Castellar, S. M. V.

• Mental map and spatial thinking, pages 1–6

Chassin, T.

• RJMCMC based Text Placement to Optimize Label Placement and Quantity, pages 1–3

Cheng, F.

• Coordinate references for the indoor/outdoor seamless positioning, pages 1–7

Cho, N.

• Exploration of spatio-temporal patterns of students’ movement in field trip by visualizing the log data, pages 1–6

Choi, J.

• Teaching Spatial Thinking with the National Atlas of Korea in U.S. Secondary Level Education, pages 1–5

Chong, S. S.

• Evaluating the Effect of Display Realism on Natural Resource Decision Making, pages 1–7

Christophe, S.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3
• How to design a cartographic continuum to help users to navigate between two topographic styles?, pages 1–5

Chu, G. H.

• Teaching Spatial Thinking with the National Atlas of Korea in U.S. Secondary Level Education, pages 1–5

Chuprikova, E.

• Towards Seamless Validation of Land Cover Data, pages 1–6

Coetzee, S.

• MapFactory – Towards a mapping design pattern for big geospatial data, pages 1–6
• International Map Year: Results and Implications, pages 1–4
• Volunteered geographical information, crowdsourcing, citizen science and neogeography are not the same, pages 1–8
• Geomatics & Participation Summer School 2016 – Developing mobile mapping apps to encourage citizen participation in nature conservation, pages 1–8

Cohen, M.

• Recent vegetation phenology variability and wild reindeer migration in Hardangervidda plateau (Norway), pages 1–7

Colistra, G.

• Tracking of the LAZIO region shoreline from orthophotos AGEA 2014 and implementation of the database layer, pages 1–6

Cooper, A. K.

• Volunteered geographical information, crowdsourcing, citizen science and neogeography are not the same, pages 1–8

Courault, R.

• Recent vegetation phenology variability and wild reindeer migration in Hardangervidda plateau (Norway), pages 1–7

Cross, J.

• Utilizing User Generated Content in the Creation of Land Ownership Boundaries for the Crofters of Scotland, pages 1–6

Cunty, C.

• Visual search of cyclic spatio-temporal events, pages 1–7

D

Davoine, P.-A.

• Visual search of cyclic spatio-temporal events, pages 1–7

Demirel, H.

• A Framework for Enhancing Real-time Social Media Data to Improve Disaster Management Process, pages 1–5

Denil, M.

• A Practical Framework for Cartographic Design, pages 1–3

Denner, M.

• Assessing a potential solution for spatially referencing of historical aerial photography in South Africa, pages 1–7

Dhieb, M.

• Impacts de l‘élévation du niveau de la mer sur l’évolution future d’une côte basse à lagune de la péninsule du Cap Bon (Nord-Est de la Tunisie): approche cartographique, pages 1–7
• Traduire encore Bertin aujourd'hui : pourquoi faire ? Les nouvelles faces cachées de la Sémiologie Graphique, pages 1–6
• When places change their names on maps. Cases study from the Arab world, pages 1–5

Di, K.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Ding, L.

• Interactive visual exploration and analysis of origin-destination data, pages 1–5

Dobraja, I.

• Facilitating insights with a user adaptable dashboard, illustrated by airport connectivity data, pages 1–6

Duarte, C.

• Design and implementation of the web Linguistic and Ethnographic Atlas of Colombia, pages 1–4

Duarte, R. G.

• Cartography teaching and the development of spatial thinking in Brazilian geography textbooks, pages 1–7

Duchateau, R.

• Utilizing User Generated Content in the Creation of Land Ownership Boundaries for the Crofters of Scotland, pages 1–6

Duchêne, C.

• Alternative transitions between existing representations in multi-scale maps, pages 1–4

Dudeni-Tlhone, N.

• Could the outcome of the 2016 US elections have been predicted from past voting patterns?, pages 1–6

Dumont, M.

• Alternative transitions between existing representations in multi-scale maps, pages 1–4

Duménieu, B.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3

Durham, A.

• Ptolemy's Britain and Ireland: A New Digital Reconstruction, pages 1–6

Duxbury, L.

• An interdisciplinary approach to mapping through scientific cartography, design and artistic expression, pages 1–6

do Canto, T. S.

• Cartography, new technologies and geographic education: theoretical approaches to research the field, pages 1–6

E

Edsall, R.

• Geovisualization applications to examine and explore high-density and hierarchical critical infrastructure data, pages 1–8

Ehmel, F.

• Hazards and accessibility: combining and visualizing threat and open infrastructure data for disaster management, pages 1–8

Elgner, S.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Engelhardt, Y.

• Facilitating insights with a user adaptable dashboard, illustrated by airport connectivity data, pages 1–6
• Revisiting flow maps: a classification and a 3D alternative to visual clutter, pages 1–7

Eremchenko, E. N.

• Quantum Leap in Cartography as a requirement of Sustainable Development of the World, pages 1–4

F

Fairbairn, D.

• Creating a Body of Knowledge for cartography, pages 1–5
• The effectiveness of cartographic visualisations in landscape archaeology, pages 1–5
• International Map Year: Results and Implications, pages 1–4

Farbinger, A.

• Displaying Annotations for Digitised Globes, pages 1–3

Feng, T.

• Research on a Method of Geographical Information Service Load Balancing, pages 1–5

Field, K.

• Beck Exportation: London and Sydney, pages 1–5

Fleis, M. E.

• Conic projections of the triaxial ellipsoid: the projections for regional mapping of celestial bodies, pages 1–3

Forrest, D.

• Classifying the Diversity of Bus Mapping Systems, pages 1–7

Forte, O.

• Geo-Knowledge for an Ever Changing Society – The New Swiss National Map 1:10‘000 and its strategic relevance, pages 1–7

France, F. G.

• Spectral Imaging of Portolan Charts, pages 1–7

Franclet, A.

• Recent vegetation phenology variability and wild reindeer migration in Hardangervidda plateau (Norway), pages 1–7

Fremont, D.

• Minecraft® on Demand – A new IGN service which combines game and 3D cartography, pages 1–5

Frolov, A. A.

• Two Web-GIS Projects on Russian Historical Sources of the 15–19th Centuries, pages 1–6

Fujita, H.

• Route Network Construction with Location-Direction-Enabled Photographs, pages 1–3

Furness, R.

• ICA contribution to the development of international standards of competence for nautical cartographers, pages 1–6

G

Gagnon, J.

• Seeing the unseen: an Indigenous heritage’s mapping project, pages 1–7

Gardener, J.

• An interdisciplinary approach to mapping through scientific cartography, design and artistic expression, pages 1–6

Gautier, J.

• Visual search of cyclic spatio-temporal events, pages 1–7

Gede, M.

• Using Cesium for 3D Thematic Visualisations on the Web, pages 1–4
• Displaying Annotations for Digitised Globes, pages 1–3

Ghez, A.

• Spectral Imaging of Portolan Charts, pages 1–7

Gienko, G.

• Supervised Machine Learning for Regionalization of Environmental Data: Distribution of Uranium in Groundwater in Ukraine, pages 1–4

Gimenes de Sena, C. C. R.

• Evaluation of adapted books and the use of Tactile Cartography at public schools in the State of São Paulo, Brazil, pages 1–6

Giraud, T.

• Magrit: a new thematic cartography tool, pages 1–6

Glinka, K.

• Psychogeography in the Age of the Quantified Self — Mental Map modelling with Georeferenced Personal Activity Data, pages 1–7

Gollenstede, A.

• Teaching/Research Project “Wheelmap”, pages 1–2

Golubinskiy, A. A.

• Two Web-GIS Projects on Russian Historical Sources of the 15–19th Centuries, pages 1–6

Gotlib, D.

• From conceptual modeling to a map, pages 1–5

Govorov, M.

• Supervised Machine Learning for Regionalization of Environmental Data: Distribution of Uranium in Groundwater in Ukraine, pages 1–4

Gu, Y.

• Revisiting flow maps: a classification and a 3D alternative to visual clutter, pages 1–7

Guilbert, E.

• An improved spatial contour tree constructed method, pages 1–6

Gusev, D. A.

• Ptolemy's Britain and Ireland: A New Digital Reconstruction, pages 1–6

Günther-Diringer, D.

• From BIM to GIS at the Smithsonian Institution, pages 1–5

van Gasselt, S.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

H

Haman, U.

• Mapping of the dilemma of mining against forest and conservation in the Lom and Djérem Division, Cameroon, pages 1–7

Hanganu, J.

• Synergy between Sentinel-1 radar time series and Sentinel-2 optical for the mapping of restored areas in Danube delta, pages 1–10

Hare, T.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Hargitai, H.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Harto, A. B.

• Revelation of ‘Hidden’ Balinese Geospatial Heritage on A Map, pages 1–6

Hayat, F.

• Translation from the collaborative OSM database to cartography, pages 1–7

Hecht, R.

• Crowd-sourced data collection to support automatic classification of building footprint data, pages 1–7

Heidmann, F.

• Hazards and accessibility: combining and visualizing threat and open infrastructure data for disaster management, pages 1–8

Hembree, H.

• Geovisualization applications to examine and explore high-density and hierarchical critical infrastructure data, pages 1–8

Hoarau, C.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3
• How to design a cartographic continuum to help users to navigate between two topographic styles?, pages 1–5

Hollenstein, D.

• Exploring multivariate representations of indices along linear geographic features, pages 1–5

Holloway, J. P.

• Could the outcome of the 2016 US elections have been predicted from past voting patterns?, pages 1–6

Hošková-Mayerová, Š.

• Theoretical Foundations of Study of Cartography, pages 1–7

Hunt, P.

• Mapping Air Population, pages 1–3

Huot-Marchand, T.

• Designing typefaces for maps. A protocol of tests., pages 1–5

Hurtut, T.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3

Hwang, C. S.

• Teaching Spatial Thinking with the National Atlas of Korea in U.S. Secondary Level Education, pages 1–5

I

Iman, K.

• A multi-factor GIS method to identify optimal geographic locations for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, pages 1–6

Ishida, K.

• Recognition of Risk Information – Adaptation of J. Bertin's Orderable Matrix for social communication, pages 1–5

J

Jahnke, M.

• Mapping historical landscape changes with the use of a space-time cube, pages 1–3

Jamil, A.

• An object-based approach for tree species extraction from digital orthophoto maps, pages 1–7
• Spectral features based tea garden extraction from digital orthophoto maps, pages 1–7

Jerez, M.

• Geovisualization of land use and land cover using bivariate maps and Sankey flow diagrams, pages 1–5

Jilani, M.

• Minecraft® on Demand – A new IGN service which combines game and 3D cartography, pages 1–5

Johansson, M.

• Automatic map generalisation from research to production, pages 1–5

Jordão, B. G. F.

• Evaluation of adapted books and the use of Tactile Cartography at public schools in the State of São Paulo, Brazil, pages 1–6

Juliasz, P. C. S.

• Mental map and spatial thinking, pages 1–6

K

Kaffash Charandabi, N.

• Context-aware pattern discovery for moving object trajectories, pages 1–6

Kagawa, A.

• Mapping the world: cartographic and geographic visualization by the United Nations Geospatial Information Section (formerly Cartographic Section), pages 1–7
• International Map Year: Results and Implications, pages 1–4

Kalla, M.

• Crowd-sourced data collection to support automatic classification of building footprint data, pages 1–7

Kang, Y.

• Exploration of spatio-temporal patterns of students’ movement in field trip by visualizing the log data, pages 1–6

Karachevtseva, I.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Kastrisios, C.

• Maritime zones delimitation – Problems and solutions, pages 1–7

Kay, S. E.

• Challenges in sharing of geospatial data by data custodians in South Africa, pages 1–6

Kereszturi, A.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Kersten, E.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Klinghammer, I.

• Brief retrospection on Hungarian school atlases, pages 1–6

Koen, R.

• Could the outcome of the 2016 US elections have been predicted from past voting patterns?, pages 1–6

Kokhanov, A.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Kourie, D. G.

• Volunteered geographical information, crowdsourcing, citizen science and neogeography are not the same, pages 1–8

Kraak, M.-J.

• Facilitating insights with a user adaptable dashboard, illustrated by airport connectivity data, pages 1–6
• Revisiting flow maps: a classification and a 3D alternative to visual clutter, pages 1–7

Kriat, S.

• Minecraft® on Demand – A new IGN service which combines game and 3D cartography, pages 1–5

Krisp, J. M.

• Interactive visual exploration and analysis of origin-destination data, pages 1–5

Kriz, K.

• Digitizing Patterns of Power – Cartographic Communication for Digital Humanities, pages 1–5

Kröger, J.

• Significant locations in auxiliary data as seeds for typical use cases of point clustering, pages 1–6

Krüger, T.

• Crowd-sourced data collection to support automatic classification of building footprint data, pages 1–7

Kucuk, T.

• Spectral features based tea garden extraction from digital orthophoto maps, pages 1–7

Kvitle, A. K.

• Accessible maps for the color vision deficient observers: past and present knowledge and future possibilities, pages 1–6

L

Lambert, N.

• Magrit: a new thematic cartography tool, pages 1–6

Lardeux, C.

• Synergy between Sentinel-1 radar time series and Sentinel-2 optical for the mapping of restored areas in Danube delta, pages 1–10

Lecordix, F.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3
• Minecraft® on Demand – A new IGN service which combines game and 3D cartography, pages 1–5

Ledermann, F.

• Extracting the Essential Cartographic Functionality of Programs on the Web, pages 1–5

Lee, S.-L.

• Chinese Mapped America Before 1430, pages 1–7

Leyk, S.

• Estimating changes in urban land and urban population using refined areal interpolation techniques, pages 1–5

Li, H.

• Research on a Method of Geographical Information Service Load Balancing, pages 1–5

Li, Y.

• Research on a Method of Geographical Information Service Load Balancing, pages 1–5

Liebel, L.

• Towards Seamless Validation of Land Cover Data, pages 1–6

Liu, P.

• A Novel Method for Reconstructing Broken Contour Lines Extracted from Scanned Topographic Maps, pages 1–7

Lišèák, V.

• Mapa mondi (Catalan Atlas of 1375), Majorcan cartographic school, and 14th century Asia, pages 1–8

Loginov, D.

• Evaluation of using digital gravity field models for zoning map creation, pages 1–6

Loi, H.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3

Lokhat, I.

• Experiments to Distribute Map Generalization Processes, pages 1–6

Long, Y.

• Coordinate references for the indoor/outdoor seamless positioning, pages 1–7
• An improved spatial contour tree constructed method, pages 1–6

Lovison, L.

• Chilean geo client application for disasters, pages 1–5

Lucchesi, A.

• -hóhta’hané: Mapping Genocide & Restorative Justice in Native America, pages 1–7

M

Mackaness, W.

• Utilizing User Generated Content in the Creation of Land Ownership Boundaries for the Crofters of Scotland, pages 1–6

Manaud, N.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Mandarino, F.

• Developing a Personnel Capacity Indicator for a high turnover Cartographic Production Sector, pages 1–6

Marinova, S. T.

• New Map Symbol System for Disaster Management, pages 1–6

Masaharu, H.

• Development in understanding of Gauss-Krüger projection and its outcomes, pages 1–4

Masse, A.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3

Mbevo Fendoung, P.

• Mapping of the dilemma of mining against forest and conservation in the Lom and Djérem Division, Cameroon, pages 1–7

McAlear, T.

• Geovisualization of land use and land cover using bivariate maps and Sankey flow diagrams, pages 1–5

Meier, S.

• Psychogeography in the Age of the Quantified Self — Mental Map modelling with Georeferenced Personal Activity Data, pages 1–7

Mellado, N.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3

Meng, L.

• Towards Seamless Validation of Land Cover Data, pages 1–6
• Interactive visual exploration and analysis of origin-destination data, pages 1–5

Meng, N.

• A Electronic Map Data Model Based on PDF, pages 1–5

Mesev, V.

• Geovisualization of land use and land cover using bivariate maps and Sankey flow diagrams, pages 1–5

Michaelis, S.

• Mapping Norway – a Method to Register and Survey the Status of Accessibility, pages 1–4

Mohd Said, M. S.

• Classifying the Diversity of Bus Mapping Systems, pages 1–7

Muhammad, M. U.

• Mapping Landslides Susceptibility in a Traditional Northern Nigerian City, pages 1–6

Murphy, C. E.

• Visualizing Uncertainty of Point Phenomena by Redesigned Error Ellipses, pages 1–5

Murri, C.

• Tracking of the LAZIO region shoreline from orthophotos AGEA 2014 and implementation of the database layer, pages 1–6

Médard, N.

• Dynamique des ressources naturelles dans le Parc national de Manda: Cartographie et analyse pour le Développement durable, pages 1–8

N

Nakano, T.

• Semi-automated landform classification for hazard mapping of soil liquefaction by earthquake, pages 1–6
• Recent innovation of geospatial information technology to support disaster risk management and responses, pages 1–4

Nass, A.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Nebiker, S.

• Geospatial Augmented Reality for the interactive exploitation of large-scale walkable orthoimage maps in museums, pages 1–6

Nejdl, W.

• Volunteered Geographic Information: Interpretation, Visualisation and Social Computing (VGIscience), pages 1–5

Niculescu, S.

• Synergy between Sentinel-1 radar time series and Sentinel-2 optical for the mapping of restored areas in Danube delta, pages 1–10

Njombissie Petcheu, I. C.

• Mapping of the dilemma of mining against forest and conservation in the Lom and Djérem Division, Cameroon, pages 1–7

Ntlangu, M. B.

• Could the outcome of the 2016 US elections have been predicted from past voting patterns?, pages 1–6

Nyberg, R.

• Automatic map generalisation from research to production, pages 1–5

Nyrtsov, M. V.

• Conic projections of the triaxial ellipsoid: the projections for regional mapping of celestial bodies, pages 1–3

O

Ohmori, T.

• Route Network Construction with Location-Direction-Enabled Photographs, pages 1–3

Ohnishi, K.

• A trial map and GIS class on junior high school with university collaboration in Yokohama, Japan, pages 1–3

Olen, S. M.

• Hazards and accessibility: combining and visualizing threat and open infrastructure data for disaster management, pages 1–8

Olorunfemi, M. O.

• Modeling Groundwater Flow System of a Drainage Basin in the Basement Complex Environment of Southwestern Nigera, pages 1–7

Olszewski, R.

• From conceptual modeling to a map, pages 1–5

Oluwafemi, O. A.

• Mapping Landslides Susceptibility in a Traditional Northern Nigerian City, pages 1–6

Ooms, K.

• Efficiency and effectiveness in case of disaster: a visual damage assessment test, pages 1–3

Ormeling, F.

• Turning a School Atlas into a History Atlas: The Bos-Atlas Online 1877–1939, pages 1–4
• International Map Year: Results and Implications, pages 1–4

Ory, J.

• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3
• How to design a cartographic continuum to help users to navigate between two topographic styles?, pages 1–5

Ota, M.

• Adding Temporal Characteristics to Geographical Schemata and Instances: A General Framework, pages 1–6

P

Patterson, T.

• Relief Presentation on US National Park Service Maps, pages 1–5

Peng, P.

• A Electronic Map Data Model Based on PDF, pages 1–5

Pessôa, L. A. M.

• Developing a Personnel Capacity Indicator for a high turnover Cartographic Production Sector, pages 1–6

Peterson, M. P.

• Mapping Air Population, pages 1–3

Petrovič, D.

• Automatically Generated Vegetation Density Maps with LiDAR Survey for Orienteering Purpose, pages 1–6

Pizzeghello, N.

• Tracking of the LAZIO region shoreline from orthophotos AGEA 2014 and implementation of the database layer, pages 1–6

Plumejeaud-Perreau, C.

• Visualization on the Web of 20 Years of Crop Rotation and Wildlife Co-Evolutions, pages 1–3

Poitevin, C.

• Visualization on the Web of 20 Years of Crop Rotation and Wildlife Co-Evolutions, pages 1–3

Potters, M.

• Chilean geo client application for disasters, pages 1–5

Pucher, A.

• Digitizing Patterns of Power – Cartographic Communication for Digital Humanities, pages 1–5

Putra, D. G. M.

• Revelation of ‘Hidden’ Balinese Geospatial Heritage on A Map, pages 1–6

Putrenko, V.

• Supervised Machine Learning for Regionalization of Environmental Data: Distribution of Uranium in Groundwater in Ukraine, pages 1–4

R

Rabia, M. C.

• Impacts de l‘élévation du niveau de la mer sur l’évolution future d’une côte basse à lagune de la péninsule du Cap Bon (Nord-Est de la Tunisie): approche cartographique, pages 1–7

Raubenheimer, J. H.

• Assessing a potential solution for spatially referencing of historical aerial photography in South Africa, pages 1–7

Rautenbach, V.

• MapFactory – Towards a mapping design pattern for big geospatial data, pages 1–6
• Geomatics & Participation Summer School 2016 – Developing mobile mapping apps to encourage citizen participation in nature conservation, pages 1–8

Regnauld, N.

• Experiments to Distribute Map Generalization Processes, pages 1–6

Reyes Nuñez, J. J.

• Brief retrospection on Hungarian school atlases, pages 1–6

Ribeiro, D. M.

• Art and cartography as a critique of borders, pages 1–6

Roatsch, T.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Rocha S., L. A.

• Design and implementation of the web Linguistic and Ethnographic Atlas of Colombia, pages 1–4

Rocha, L. A.

• How to learn Thematic Cartography in the context of Geosciences and Engineering? Towards a new pedagogical proposal, pages 1–7

Rodriguez, A.

• Design and implementation of the web Linguistic and Ethnographic Atlas of Colombia, pages 1–4

Rossi, A. P.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Rouffineau, G.

• Designing typefaces for maps. A protocol of tests., pages 1–5

Ruan, L.

• Coordinate references for the indoor/outdoor seamless positioning, pages 1–7

Rystedt, B.

• International Map Year: Results and Implications, pages 1–4

S

Le Sourd, G.

• Mapping the world: cartographic and geographic visualization by the United Nations Geospatial Information Section (formerly Cartographic Section), pages 1–7

Sagara, S.

• Route Network Construction with Location-Direction-Enabled Photographs, pages 1–3

Saha, F.

• Mapping of the dilemma of mining against forest and conservation in the Lom and Djérem Division, Cameroon, pages 1–7

Saïd, S.

• Recent vegetation phenology variability and wild reindeer migration in Hardangervidda plateau (Norway), pages 1–7

Schaab, G.

• Geomatics & Participation Summer School 2016 – Developing mobile mapping apps to encourage citizen participation in nature conservation, pages 1–8

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• Volunteered Geographic Information: Interpretation, Visualisation and Social Computing (VGIscience), pages 1–5

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• Generation and communication of dynamic maps using light projection, pages 1–8

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• Preliminary Assessment of the Impact of Culture on Understanding Cartographic Representations, pages 1–6

Schmitz, P. M. U.

• Could the outcome of the 2016 US elections have been predicted from past voting patterns?, pages 1–6

Seipel, S.

• Efficiency and effectiveness in case of disaster: a visual damage assessment test, pages 1–3

Seker, D. Z.

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Sester, M.

• Mapping similarities in temporal parking occupancy behavior based on city-wide parking meter data, pages 1–5
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Setiawan, P.

• Sangkulirang Mangkalihat: The Earliest Prehistoric Rock-Art in the World, pages 1–5

Shah, S. A.

• A Framework for Enhancing Real-time Social Media Data to Improve Disaster Management Process, pages 1–5

Sharif, M.

• Context-aware pattern discovery for moving object trajectories, pages 1–6

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• Route Network Construction with Location-Direction-Enabled Photographs, pages 1–3

Shitta, N.

• Mapping Landslides Susceptibility in a Traditional Northern Nigerian City, pages 1–6

Skinner, Jr., J.

• Planetary Cartography – Activities and Current Challenges, pages 1–10

Soeria Atmadja, D. A. S.

• Sangkulirang Mangkalihat: The Earliest Prehistoric Rock-Art in the World, pages 1–5

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• From Physical Campus Space to a Full-view Figure: University Atlas Compiling Based on ‘Information Design’ Concept, pages 1–7

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• Geomatics & Participation Summer School 2016 – Developing mobile mapping apps to encourage citizen participation in nature conservation, pages 1–8

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• Sangkulirang Mangkalihat: The Earliest Prehistoric Rock-Art in the World, pages 1–5

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• Theoretical Foundations of Study of Cartography, pages 1–7

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• Mapping of the dilemma of mining against forest and conservation in the Lom and Djérem Division, Cameroon, pages 1–7

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• Expressive map design: OGC SLD/SE++ extension for expressive map styles, pages 1–3

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• Geovisualization of land use and land cover using bivariate maps and Sankey flow diagrams, pages 1–5

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• Quantum Leap in Cartography as a requirement of Sustainable Development of the World, pages 1–4

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• Quantum Leap in Cartography as a requirement of Sustainable Development of the World, pages 1–4

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• Impressionist Landscape Cartography, pages 1–5

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• Hazards and accessibility: combining and visualizing threat and open infrastructure data for disaster management, pages 1–8

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• Geovisualization of land use and land cover using bivariate maps and Sankey flow diagrams, pages 1–5

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• How to learn Thematic Cartography in the context of Geosciences and Engineering? Towards a new pedagogical proposal, pages 1–7

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• Magrit: a new thematic cartography tool, pages 1–6

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• Mapping Landslides Susceptibility in a Traditional Northern Nigerian City, pages 1–6

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• A Novel Method for Reconstructing Broken Contour Lines Extracted from Scanned Topographic Maps, pages 1–7

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• Map templates in a European Research program: emerging consensus, without compromising cartographic innovation, pages 1–7

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• An improved spatial contour tree constructed method, pages 1–6

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• A Electronic Map Data Model Based on PDF, pages 1–5

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• From Physical Campus Space to a Full-view Figure: University Atlas Compiling Based on ‘Information Design’ Concept, pages 1–7

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• Efficiency and effectiveness in case of disaster: a visual damage assessment test, pages 1–3

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• A Framework for Enhancing Real-time Social Media Data to Improve Disaster Management Process, pages 1–5