Review of Map Use: Reading and Analysis

Siemer, Julia

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“…Overall, Map Use accomplishes is goals, despite my few quibbles. A review of the 6 th Edition by Julia Siemer (2011) criticized that book's loss of the section on cartographic communication theory that had been present in earlier editions. Her hope that it would reappear in a future edition remains unfulfilled.…”

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My first NACIS conference was in 1998 in Milwaukee, WI, where I gave a presentation on my dissertation. A few years later I was asked to run for the NACIS Board of Directors. Next, I took over organizing the student poster competition, served on the Board a few more times, became Editor of Cartographic Perspectives, and am now writing to you as the President of NACIS. Serving the organization in these different capacities has allowed me to give back to the Society that has been an enjoyable home to me for the past 20 years. NACIS remains a vibrant community of like-minded individuals who share a passion for all things map related. I am honored to serve as your President and hope to propel NACIS forward into 2018 and beyond. At the close of every year, people tend to reflect and acknowledge significant achievements. The popularity of the NACIS Annual Meeting continues to grow, and Montréal 2017 was no exception, with over 350 attending. Considering that the conference was outside the United States, making international travel difficult for some, conference participation was incredibly strong. Practical Cartography Day continues to be a well-attended event with nearly 200 participants, even requiring several last-minute adjustments to the rooms in order to accommodate everyone. The paper presentations included a diverse cross-section of topics, which is a driving force in making the main conference rewarding and memorable. Geoffrey Mandel gave a fascinating keynote on his cartographic work with Star Trek and other science fiction productions.

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