cartography

Every two years, since 2012, the North American Cartographic Information Society publishes Atlas…

In the Very Expensive Maps podcast, cartographer Evan Applegate interviews other cartographers about…

We’re seeing a lot of maps now about coronavirus. There are a lot…

While working on maps inspired by USGS maps from the 1800s, Sarah Bell…

For Lapham’s Quarterly, Elizabeth Della Zazzera turns back the clock to maps used…

People show up unannounced at John and his mother Ann’s home in South…

The maps that we imagine as we think about locations around the world…

Map-making is a tricky business with many variables to consider that can directly…

Google collects much of their own data to construct their maps, whereas Apple…

John Nelson has a knack for making maps that glow, where the base…

This is too good not to watch. It’s a 1961 documentary on cartography…

Damien Saunder, a cartographer at ESRI, likes to use mapping methods to evaluate…

Mapping data is so much about subtleties. The little things add up to…

Nick Danforth for Al Jazeera delves into the history books for why north…

We go places. They have names. What do these names mean though? The…

Cartographer Kenneth Field argues that mapping on the Web isn’t really new. The technology is new, but the underlying cartography needs to remain as foundation for the area to move forward.

Emily Underwood on new cartographers and the growing field:
Geographers have traditionally studied…

Similar discussions going on in the cartography branch among UW Madison geography folks.…