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Historical Links between Cartography and Art
Geographical Review, 1980IN a footnote to her study of the Renaissance polymath, Leon Battista Alberti, Joan Gadol rebuked a historian of science and cartography for denying the existence of a reciprocal relationship between Renaissance painting and cartography.' Although the position of the historian was extreme, his denial pointed to an aspect of the history of cartography ...
Ronald Rees
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Galanin in the brain: chemoarchitectonics and brain cartography—a historical review
Peptides, 2004We present a review of galanin in the brain from a historical perspective of the development of "chemoarchitectonics" and "brain cartography" accomplished in the Histopharmacology Section at the National Institutes of Health. It was the mapping of potential brain neuroregulators that served as a springboard of ideas from which behavioral studies ...
Gerhard Skofitsch
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Georeferencing Historical Cartography: A Quality-Control Method
Cartographica, 2012The use of historical cartography within a GIS environment to realize long-term change-detection studies of a certain area has become an established and fairly generalized practice. As is well known, the prerequisite condition for such analyses is the thorough rectification of the historical map's digital format.
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Art and Cartography: Six Historical Essays
The American Historical Review, 1989The contributors--Svetlana Alpers, Samuel Y. Edgerton, Jr., Ulla Ehrensvard, Juergen Schulz, James A. Welu, and David Woodward--examine the historical links between art and cartography from varied perspectives.
Anne Godlewska, David Woodward
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COMPUTER CARTOGRAPHY IN HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH
Canadian Geographies / Géographies canadiennes, 1983The potential value of maps in historical geographical research has increased as a result of clearer understanding of the nature of maps and new developments in computer cartography. The computer has made possible the rapid transformation of appropriately organized sets of data into maps of many different types.
Leonard Guelke, Poh Chin Lai
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Computer assisted historical cartography: new opportunities for historical research
History and Computing, 1997This article explores historical computer mapping technology and its implementation in research on the history of settlement of the southern parts of Western Siberia. As such, this research work breaks new ground given that historical GIS projects are still relatively novel in Russia.
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Utilizing Historic Cartography in 3D for Archaeological Prospection on Alcatraz
2018 3rd Digital Heritage International Congress (DigitalHERITAGE) held jointly with 2018 24th International Conference on Virtual Systems & Multimedia (VSMM 2018), 2018Archaeologists have used non-destructive investigations to assess the potential and predict the presence of archaeological resources; aerial and geophysical surveys being the predominant methods to accomplish this task. Some historic sites have the benefit of many years of cartographic documentation offering up another non-destructive method of ...
Peter Gavette, Kirby Page-Schmit
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Research on the History of Cartography and Historical Cartography of Canada: Retrospect and Prospect
The Canadian Surveyor, 1977The events leading to the recent organization of historical cartographers are reviewed as well as the details of studies of various historical cartographers of Canadian maps dating from the first explorers to the most recent productions. Most of these have been studies of maps as documents providing information rather than studies of the science or ...
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The digital library of historical cartography of the University of São Paulo
Proceedings of the 11th annual international ACM/IEEE joint conference on Digital libraries, 2011The Digital Library of Historical Cartography of the University of Sao Paulo makes available a set of high-resolution digital versions of maps printed between the XV and the XIX centuries belonging to the University's collections. Each map is available along with extensive carto-bibliographic and biographic references, and relevant technical, editorial
Rogerio Toshiaki Kondo +4 more
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Cartography and the Making of an Historical Atlas: A Memoir
The American Cartographer, 1977The recently published Atlas of Early American History is a major cartographic publication, and the experiences of the staff that produced it reveal a number of significant contrasts between expect...
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