دانلود کتاب Practical Handbook of Thematic Cartography Principles, Methods, and Applications

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Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Foreword Authors General Introduction Part 1 Geographical Information 1 Geometrical Data 1.1 Geographic Objects 1.2 Projections 1.2.1 Finding a Localization on the Surface of the Earth 1.2.2 From Ellipsoid to Flat Surface 1.3 Spatial Extent and Orientation 1.4 Cartographic Generalization 1.5 The Spatial Subdivisions 2 Statistical Data 2.1 Data Tables 2.2 Data Types 2.2.1 Statistical Data Expresses Either a Quality or a Quantity 2.3 Data Processing 2.3.1 Summarizing 2.3.1.1 Position Parameters 2.3.1.2 Dispersion Parameters 2.3.2 Analyzing 2.3.2.1 The Distribution Diagram 2.3.2.2 Comparing Central Values 2.3.3 Determining Class Intervals 2.3.3.1 Classicfiation Methods 2.4 Can Data Be Trusted? Conclusion: Designing Maps Part 2 Cartographical Language 3 Differential/Associative Visual Variables 3.1 Color (Hue) 3.1.1 HSL Coding 3.1.2 RGB Coding 3.1.3 CMYK Coding 3.1.4 Choosing the Right Colorimetric Mode 3.1.5 Harmony and Perception of Colors 3.1.6 The Symbolic and Cultural Dimensions of Color 3.1.7 Colors Give Meaning to Maps 3.2 Texture/Structure (without Hierarchy) 3.3 Orientation 3.4 Shape 4 Ordered Visual Variables 4.1 Size (Order) 4.2 The Value and Intensity of Color 4.3 Ordered Colors 4.4 Grain 4.5 Texture/Structure (Order) 5 The Visual Variables Expressing Proportionality 5.1 Size (Proportionality) 5.2 Varying Height and Volume 5.3 Other Approaches: “Bertin’s” Dots and Dot Density Maps 6 Solutions in Statistical Mapping 6.1 Mapping Time 6.2 Mapping for Comparison 6.3 Mapping a Relationship 6.4 Mapping Typologies 6.5 Multivariate Mapping 6.5.1 Agglomerative Hierarchical Clustering (AHC) Analysis 6.5.2 Factor Analyses Conclusion: Combining Visual Variables Part 3 Beyond the Visual Variables 7 Other Cartographic Presentations 7.1 Regular Grid Maps 7.2 Discontinuities 7.3 Smoothing 7.4 Cartograms (or Anamorphosis) 7.5 Flow Maps 8 Staging 8.1 “Dressing” the Geographical Image 8.1.1 Title 8.1.2 Legend 8.1.3 Scale 8.1.4 Sources 8.1.5 Dates 8.1.6 Orientation 8.1.7 Place Names 8.1.8 Insets 8.1.9 Supplemental Text 8.1.10 Any Other Relevant Elements 8.2 Layout and Staging 8.3 Designing a Poster or a Cartographic Composition 9 Variations on a Theme 9.1 What is GDP? 9.2 How Can GDP Be Mapped? 9.3 What Lessons Should Be Drawn? Conclusion: Cartography is a Martial Art General Conclusion Annexes Bibliography Index