2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-19602-2_6
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Pins or Points?—Challenges in Producing Cartographically Appealing Webmaps Within an Editorial Environment for LiD Online

Abstract: Cartographers are facing several challenges in transforming geographic knowledge into interactive webmaps. Of course there are different webmapping technologies that can be used by everybody. Nevertheless implementing special forms of cartographic expression require cartographic knowledge as well as sophisticated programming skills and depend on technical limitations. This paper presents the newly developed cross-media production for the publication series 'Landschaften in Deutschland' (LiD) and discusses diff… Show more

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“…Updates to the content (especially important with changing economic and political conditions) are less expensive in a web-published format than a paper format. Interaction with digital maps and material provides the users with the possibility of engaging with special themes of the landscape in different and more in-depth ways [39]. For instance, the ability to zoom in provides more detail than can be seen on a 1:3,200,000 scale printed map.…”
Section: Transitioning From a Paper Atlas To An Interactive Web-basementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Updates to the content (especially important with changing economic and political conditions) are less expensive in a web-published format than a paper format. Interaction with digital maps and material provides the users with the possibility of engaging with special themes of the landscape in different and more in-depth ways [39]. For instance, the ability to zoom in provides more detail than can be seen on a 1:3,200,000 scale printed map.…”
Section: Transitioning From a Paper Atlas To An Interactive Web-basementioning
confidence: 99%