The Cartography and the Spatial Representations: Search by Perfect Map

  • Silva C
  • Silva J
  • Chagas C
  • et al.
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Abstract

The activities of the professionals working on cartographic products have been highlighted espe- cially in recent years. The history, the concepts and categories of cartography cannot be neglected in using this type of tool since the use of elements that make a cartographic product, as an example: map, chart, plan, globe, and a scale model should be used since the unawareness of techniques of cartography and the absence of the components of a map may hinder the understanding of what is intended to represent cartographically. This text is a contribution to the discussion of advances in cartography including errors and absence of maps, including a brief discussion of the characteris- tics of cartographic language nowadays and the search for perfection in cartography.

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Silva, C. N. da, Silva, J. M. P. da, Chagas, C. A. N., & Castro, C. J. N. (2014). The Cartography and the Spatial Representations: Search by Perfect Map. Journal of Geographic Information System, 06(06), 624–635. https://doi.org/10.4236/jgis.2014.66052

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