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About Cartography >
A practical guide to making better maps
Cartography - an introduction
Prepared on behalf of The British Cartographic Society by Giles Darkes, Cartographic Consultant, and Mary Spence MBE, one of the UK’s leading cartographic practitioners, this booklet has been published by BCS in support of its Better Mapping Campaign.
Its aim is to give basic information on what works well in map design and to get the world thinking about maps and their messages.
:: booklet flyer :: sample page 1 :: sample page 2
Cartography - an introduction, is a comprehensive little A6 booklet (64pp) covering the fundamentals of mapping such as:
- why good cartography is important
- map functions and map types
- how maps are made
- feature selection and generalisation
- symbolisation of areas, lines, points
- data quality and map quality
- the basic principles of map design
- colour and text on maps
- page layout and marginalia
- tips on how to make better maps
Cartography - an introduction
ISBN 978-0-904482-23-2
£4.99 (plus £1 p&p UK, £1.50 p&p Europe airmail, £2.70 p&p Rest of the World airmail)
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