Lecture 2 Flashcards

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spatial thinking finds meaning in (2)

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  • shape, size, orientation, location, direction, trajectory of obj, processes, phenomena
  • relative spatial positions of multiple objects, processes, phenomena
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3 steps to sparial thinking

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  1. spatial Qs
  2. spatial data
  3. spatial solutions
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3
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cartography

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graphic communication of spatial relationships and distributions, and includes the analysis and manipulation of geographic data to enhance representation -> producing, using, studying maps

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map

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static model of the spatial aspects of the real world -> scaled rep/model of geagraphic reality portrayed using a selected set of features on a flat medium

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5
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topographic/topography

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natural reality represented ie. landscape

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6
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5 types of generalization

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  1. classification
  2. simplification
  3. exaggeration
  4. symbolization
  5. induction
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7
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3 hierarchies of map design

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  1. target audience
  2. map components
  3. arranging features
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8
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what colour system do computer monitors use

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RGB (red, green, blue)

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9
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what colour system do printers use

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CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black)

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10
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4 mandatory elements of any map

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  1. map title
  2. legend
  3. north arrow
  4. scale
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geovisualization

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techniques and tools designed to interactively visualize spatial phenomena - 3D rep

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