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Archive for the 21st century cartography Category (6 Posts)

A close up of a topographic map of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Map is shades of orange and red with a river through the middle and buildings shown with black rectangles.

Digital Image Processing: It’s All About the Numbers

Posted by: Julie Stoner

Posted in: 20th century cartography, 21st century cartography

Three maps of Japan that shows the distribution of earthquakes.

Mapping Magnitude: The Evolution of Earthquake Maps

Posted by: Sonia Kahn

Posted in: 19th century cartography, 20th century cartography, 21st century cartography, Big Data and Visualization

Detail of printed map of Florida. The Everglades bear the label "Extensive inundated region covered with pine and hummock islands, of all sizes, and generally called The Ever Glades."

Swampland in Florida

Posted by: Amelia Raines

Posted in: 16th century cartography, 18th century cartography, 19th century cartography, 21st century cartography, American History, National Parks

Map of Washington DC in various colors indicating the grade of the streets.

Visualizing DC’s Municipal Infrastructure,1890 to 2022

Posted by: Meagan Snow

Posted in: 19th century cartography, 21st century cartography, City Histories, Geographic Information Science

Brown, red, and yellow tinted map illustration of the continents of Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia, with a circular frame around them

Building Digital Worlds: Where does GIS data come from?

Posted by: Meagan Snow

Posted in: 21st century cartography, Geographic Information Science

Brown, red, and yellow tinted map illustration of the continents of Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia, with a circular frame around them

LC Maps for Robots

Posted by: Julie Stoner

Posted in: 21st century cartography, Guest Posts