Cartography, map-making & projections books

Each annual volume lists approximately 2,500 monographs and articles published in hundreds of periodicals.  Read More >>

Remotely-sensed images of the Earth's surface provide a valuable source of information about the geographical distribution...  Read More >>

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The Pacific Ocean remained a nystery to mapmakersuntil the latter part of the 18th century, when a series of monumental...  Read More >>

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Illustrates how GIS is used in the effort to repair trails and roads, locate artifacts, restore American battlefields,...  Read More >>

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Tracing the map's early development into an emblem of the state, this text charts the social and cultural implications...  Read More >>

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Each annual volume lists approximately 2,500 monographs and articles published in hundreds of periodicals.  Read More >>

The new edition of this essential book reflects the continued advancement of GPS technology, including changing...  Read More >>

He connects the evolving image of a unified globe to politically powerful conceptions of human unity.  Read More >>

A practical guide to basic techniques in mapping geological structures. Including the computerised developments,...  Read More >>

Voyages in the early 1800s were risky endeavours. Navigation was uncertain. Chronometers were a new technology....  Read More >>

In this work, Rick Van Noy explores the ways that four American literary cartographers - Henry David Thoreau, Clarence...  Read More >>

Mapmaking fulfills one of our most ancient and deep seated desires understanding the world around us and our place...  Read More >>

In this work, Rick Van Noy explores the ways that four American literary cartographers - Henry David Thoreau, Clarence...  Read More >>

A unique study of British possession and territorial legitimacy in India as represented by colonial maps, this book...  Read More >>

"Geschichtsdeutungen"" auf und mit alten Karten sind Gegenstand der 22 Beitrage des Bandes. Es geht um ""kartographische...  Read More >>

Beginning in the 16th century and continuing down to the late 19th, Walter Goffart discusses milestones in the origins...  Read More >>

The story of how the gigantic land of America acquired its unique shape across 3000 miles of territory, and how...  Read More >>

Looking at why there were so few maps in Europe in 1400 and so many by 1650, the book explores the reasons for this...  Read More >>

Each annual volume lists approximately 2,500 monographs and articles published in hundreds of periodicals.  Read More >>

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"How does language affect people's response to the land they love? J.M. Arthur makes """"word maps"""" of Australia,...  Read More >>