cartography|cartographies in English

noun

[car'togra·phy || -fɪ]

science of making maps, mapping

Use "cartography|cartographies" in a sentence

1. That's cultural cartography.

2. Jasper taught himself cartography.

3. A most important tool is cartography.

4. The design has the alternately cartography the function.

5. Engineering cartography is a subject characteristic of practice.

6. This paper systematically discusses the developing trend of the international cartography, the newest progress of cartography in Cina and the prospects for the future.

7. In this chapter, hardware for automated cartography has been described.

8. Consequently, an automatic map generalization method for cartography was put forward.

9. The effect of computer mapping techniques on traditional cartography has already been considerable.

10. Cartography is the study of map making and Cartographers are map makers.

11. Study of mathematics, astronomy, cartography, engineering, and medicine were also encouraged.

12. J . H . Lambert initiated a new epoch in the theoretical cartography.

13. Mapping is, of course, not just about cartography, it's also about imagery.

14. Based on thiseognition, the authors suggest a division of branches of cartography.

15. In this chapter the hardware and software aspects of automated cartography are described.

16. The small scale map series are edited by the Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy.

17. Computer technology, along with automation technology, has created new ways for the development of cartography.

18. From the late 1730s he began to develop a more ambitious career in cartography.

19. For our insistence Geodesy and Cartography Office in Borne Sulinowo develops and publishes.

20. On the most basic level, GIS is used as computer cartography, i . e . mapping.

21. Modernisation of the Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre Authority was also undertaken with Phare support.

22. Gis support, try to use it to access cartography complete source code, has been tested.

23. Digital cartography promised a more efficient and flexible way of doing this kind of work.

24. Maps and projections: principles of cartography, ellipsoids, cartographic projections, coordinate systems, types and scales; accuracy of maps

25. Topophony / Sound cartography / Auscultated territories / Close-contact listening / Places' memory / Sensible aural spaces /finally : Field recording !