The Internet and Multimedia Cartography

Peterson, Michael P.

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“…These basic, apparently contradictory, viewpoints are simply stressing syntactic (in communication approach) or semantic and pragmatic (in cognitive approach) relationships. While the Internet with a widespread use of the World Wide Web became a major medium for cartography since the mid-1990s (Peterson, 2007), another wave of attempts to develop cartographic theory occurred and convergence of communication and cognitive approach even accelerated, which is also strictly linked to ICT and GIS tools development. A smooth transition between transmission of spatial information and its visualization takes place in three dimensions of map using: the purpose of use (from reading a known to discovering unknown spatial information), the target group of users (from general public to the individual needs of the author) and the flexibility of use (from traditional maps to interactive dynamic maps).…”

Section: Interactive Cartography For Spatial Planningmentioning

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Eliciting Information for Developing a Circular Economy in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area

Arciniegas

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Mazur

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Regenerative Territories

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Advancing circularity in metropolitan areas involves planning, co-designing and implementing spatially explicit interventions with a multitude of stakeholders who are required to work with waste and resource management information. For the stakeholders, understanding information on these flows of resources and materials, and the spatial implications of these flows across the territory, is crucial when proposing new interventions and assessing the effects of these interventions. Spatial decision support systems constitute potential tools for supporting groups of stakeholders involved in the collaborative process of shaping the future of urban areas while achieving sustainability and increased circularity. This chapter focuses on the digital representation and portrayal, and the use of different types of information in a digital spatial decision support tool aimed at helping decision-makers through stages of the collaborative process that starts at problem identification and status quo understanding, and finishes at the proposed circular economy strategies for a metropolitan area. The way in which information is modeled and presented in the tool is largely based on the geodesign methodology, and is specific to individual stages of the planning process. The tool presents information relevant to a peri-urban area through different mediums: web maps and charts to describe the study area, Sankey diagrams linked with dynamic flow maps to portray its resource flow streams, and the integration of the above to portray and assess the scenarios developed jointly by the stakeholders. The tool was implemented in an interactive web application and applied to the collaborative process of developing spatial strategies for advancing circularity in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area. A series of interconnected workshops were held with stakeholders, who used the tool to guide them through the stages of the co-development of the strategies. Stakeholders were presented with spatial information about the study area’s current resource and waste management situation in the form of web maps and the spatial distribution and dynamics of resource flows. This chapter describes how all this information was portrayed, presented, and used within the interactive web application at the collaborative workshops.

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Section: Interactive Cartography For Spatial Planningmentioning

confidence: 99%

Eliciting Information for Developing a Circular Economy in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area

Arciniegas

Wandl

Mazur

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Regenerative Territories

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“…Segundo Peterson (1999), a cartografia interativa desenvolveu-se a partir da necessidade de se apresentar a informação geográfica de uma maneira mais intuitiva, permitindo que o usuário perceba mais facilmente os fenômenos representados. Os mapas interativos representam uma mudança fundamental para a ciência cartográfica e os impactos dessa transformação facilitam a visualização cartográfica na criação e difusão de novos produtos.…”

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“…Embora tais tecnologias não sejam o foco central deste trabalho, acredita-se que esta temática deva ser apreciada por compor todo o complexo de possibilidades que a cartografia oferece.Quando se trata de turismo, diferentes tipos de mapas apoiados nas ciências geográficas, cartográficas e informacionais são oferecidos aos usuários por meio da internet, sejam eles pesquisadores, gestores ou turistas. Entre eles estão os mapas rodoviários, mapas urbanos e naturais, localização de atrativos turísticos, de serviços e infraestrutura, utilizados como meio de comunicação, motivação e planejamento do turismo (MOURA, OLIVEIRA,LEÃO, 2006) Peterson (1999). eMartinelli (2001aMartinelli ( , 2011 entendem que por meio da internet são várias as combinações de textos, gráficos, animação, som e vídeo com o propósito de melhorar a comunicação, isto é, a coexistência de diversas formas de tecnologia para transmitir a informação.…”

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A Cartografia Temática aplicada ao turismo e sua fruição no município de São Luiz do Paraitinga (SP)

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“…Desde mediados de la última década del siglo pasado (1990), con el uso de generalizado de la World Wide Web se comenzó a acceder a millones de mapas produciéndose la liberación de la cartografía de su dependencia de un medio físico. (Peterson, 2007). El papel de la IG en la vida cotidiana comenzó a tener mayor importancia en la medida que el acceso a la misma resultaba cada vez más fácil, a través de un medio que, poco a poco, se encuentra al alcance de la población: Internet.…”

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“…El papel de la IG en la vida cotidiana comenzó a tener mayor importancia en la medida que el acceso a la misma resultaba cada vez más fácil, a través de un medio que, poco a poco, se encuentra al alcance de la población: Internet. Según Peterson (2007) se identifican tres etapas en este proceso de acceso a la IG a través de Internet. La primera etapa, el uso de Internet para distribuir los mapas representaba una novedad donde no había un propósito específico más que demostrar que los mapas pueden distribuirse rápidamente a través de este medio.…”

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Las Infraestructuras de Datos Espaciales (IDE) como un recurso educativo TIC . Estrategias de formación y difusión para el profesorado de la Educación Secundaria Obligatoria

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Since about the middle of the 1990 decade, owing to the potential of the World Wide Web, cartography freed itself from its dependence on its physical support, enabling the access and visualisation of millions of maps stored in graphical formats through the Internet. In this context, the role of Geographic Information (GI) in daily life became relevant in as much as its access turned out to be ever easier due to multiple tools and applications to distribute and bring maps in different formats closer to society in general. Yet, since the information available often became outdated, a demand for updated information arose from different specific fields (security, environment, transport, services, etc.) and from the general public. As a response to this demand, the so-called Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) initiatives arose which, through the coordinated action of a set of technologies, standards, and policies, enabled users to access updated GI created by organisations and official institutions, through the Internet, within a cooperative framework and an organisational structure. In this context the educational world has not remained aloof, since it represented one of the most propitious scope for the dissemination of the potentials and uses of SDI.

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The Internet and Multimedia Cartography

Cited by 6 publications

References 30 publications

Eliciting Information for Developing a Circular Economy in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area

Eliciting Information for Developing a Circular Economy in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area

A Cartografia Temática aplicada ao turismo e sua fruição no município de São Luiz do Paraitinga (SP)

Las Infraestructuras de Datos Espaciales (IDE) como un recurso educativo TIC . Estrategias de formación y difusión para el profesorado de la Educación Secundaria Obligatoria

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