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Communicating Spatial and Non-Spatial Information with Cartographic Maps and Figures

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Nathan Davis
Communicating Spatial and Non-Spatial Information with Cartographic Maps and Figures

These include government planning documentation, environmental consulting firms, forested-areas fire assessment reports, hydrology and geology studies, land use and parcel boundaries illustration, and for large-scale civil construction projects such as land reclamation or shoreline and marine projects.

precise earth observations using civil and nautical surveying techniques

mathematical projections of the earth’s spherical surface onto a flat medium or 3D model

an accurate directional orientation to the earth’s magnetic poles (North Arrow)

a descriptive title which explains the map’s region and the type of map (geographical, etc.)

While navigational charts have traditionally been used as working documents to plot an accurate course when traversing the open waters, they also contain detailed underwater information, such as:

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