Titlebook: Understanding Different Geographies; Karel Kriz,William Cartwright,Michaela Kinberger Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Dif

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Department of Mathematics, University of Florida, Gainesville, from November 11 to 13, 1999. The main emphasis of the conference was Com- puter Algebra (i. e. symbolic computation) and how it related to the fields of Number Theory, Special Functions, Physics and Combinatorics. A subject that is comm

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Understanding Different Geographies,Having access to appropriate cartographic tools provides the facilities to better address how geography, and the location of things like found objects can better inform. However, ‘just’ providing and using these tools does not fully embrace the complexity of ‘different’ geographies, where cartograph

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Maps and Design–Influence of Depiction, Space and Aesthetics on Geocommunicationplay an important role and can be seen within cartography as the art or the action of conceiving an artefact before it is made. However, in order to communicate spatial results efficiently, from a cartographic perspective, both the conception and construction of maps must be well-considered beforeha

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Artefacts and Geospacescompleted artwork to a printer; print the map according to ‘tried-and-true’ methodologies; and distribute the map. Simple! Working to methods that had been developed for over 500?years, within an established cartographer/printer framework, meant that paper maps could be efficiently compiled reproduc

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Understanding Artifacts Through Geographies: Perceiving Geographies Through Artifacts combining virtual with real geographies. It needs to be deciphered according to these qualities and seen in reference to its various ontological contexts. In this sense the artifact—as a map—is a representation of an imaginative geography of the culture it was produced in, encompassing the concept

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