Pub Date : 2003-12-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714253
L. Stiebel, C. Goldsworthy
“Thomas Baines and the ‘Great Map’”, a CD-ROM published by Campbell Collections, University of Natal in 2001, is the result of a joint project comprising South African and Australian scholars working on Thomas Baines's “Map of the Gold Fields of South Eastern Africa (1872)”. Baines, the well known artist and explorer who died in Durban, South Africa, in 1875, made two trips to modern day Zimbabwe in search of gold bearing sites for the Natal Land and Colonisation Company. One of the large maps which he drew on this trip is the subject of study for this interdisciplinary team coordinated by Lindy Stiebel (Professor of English Studies, University of Durban-Westville). The other team members are Jane Carruthers (History, University of South Africa), Vivian Forbes (Chief Cartographer, University of Western Australia), Norman Etherington (Professor of History, University of Western Australia) and staff of the Campbell Collections, Durban, South Africa. The CD aims to make Baines's manuscript map of 1872, which is owned by the Campbell Collections, more accessible to scholars and the general public alike. The CD reproduces the map in digital form, plus accompanies the map with three essays that situate the map historically, cartographically and discursively. Four of Baines's paintings relevant to the Gold Fields expedition also appear on the CD. All legible place names on the map have been bookmarked for easy click-and- find access and the accompanying essays extensively hyperlinked. This paper discusses and assesses this pioneering project; plus points the way to other potential projects in which a similar ‘marriage’ of technology to the past can be implemented.
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714240
Whittles Publishing constantly strives to produce quality, practical books at a reasonable price and our authors are internationally known and respected. Digital Aerial Survey and Manual of Aerial Survey are two recently-published books from our geomatics stable and there are more planned, such as a second and enlarged edition of Maths for Map Makers; and the definitive handbook for digital imaging, The Digital Image. In case members are not familiar wi th our established geomatics books, these include Close Range Photogrammetry and Machine Vision by K.B. Atkinson; Datums and Map Projections for Remote Sensing, GIS and Surveying by Dr. J.C. Iliffe; Digital Imaging by Ron Graham, and Small Format Aerial Photography by Warner, Graham and Read. For a historical slant on cartography there is Everest-the Man and the Mountain by J.R. Smith and the forthcoming Journey into Africa: The Life and Death o f Keith Johnston, Scottish Cartographer and Explorer (1844-79) by James McCarthy. Further details of these are all available on our website, www.whittlespublishing.com which is updated monthly. We look forward very much to establishing links with the MSlA at this exciting time of change and development of the spatial science bodies. Whittles Publishing advertisement may be found at the front of this issue of CAROGRAPHY.
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714245
S 1. General Cartography JOURNAL PAGE 3011 3111 3112 3011 3111 3112 69 115 169 II. Cartographic Education 69 115 169 111. Historical Cartography 3111 3112 115 169 V. Spatial Data Assembly and Storage 3011 3012 3111 3112 69 55 115 169 VI Cartographic Design and Production VII. Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 3112 170 3011 3012 3111 3112 70 55 117 170 VIII. Cadastral Mapping, Geodesy and Land Registration 3011 3012 3111 3112 3112 72 56 118 172 IX. Map Perception and User Needs 170 KEYNOTE ADDRESS JOURNAL PAGE Imagination and Innovation in Australian Cartography: Examining the Past to Chart our Future R. Furness 3112 1 REVIEWS JOURNAL A Map Celebrating Centenary of Federation 1901-2001 Australia 3011 Advances in Remote Sensing and CIS Analysis 3011 Armenia: A Historical Atlas 3111 Australian Railway Routes 1854-2000 3111 Bibliographia Cartographica 3112 Canberra following Griffin: A Design History of Australia's National Capital 3112 Cartographic Treasures of the Newberry Library: The Newberry Library October 10,2001January 19,2002 3112 Computer Aided Design (CAD) Modelling and Mapping for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) 3012 Geographic Information Systems and the Law: Mapping the Legal Frontiers 3111 Global Positioning Systems 3111 Information Systems for Urban Planning: A hypermedia co-operative approach 3012 International Bibliography of Maps and Atlases 31/2 Mapping and analysing crime data: lessons from research and practice 30/2 Practical Applications for GIS for Archaeologists 3011 Qing Colonial Enterprise: Ethnography and Cartography in Early Modern China 3012 Reading the World: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Pieter Van Den Keere's Map, Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis Geographica AC Hydrographica Tabula (Amsterdam 1608136) 3111 The GIS Book 30/1 The Search for the Inland Sea: John Oxley, Explorer, 1783-1828 3112 World Mapping Today 30/1 AUTHORS JOURNAL Aberline, P. (and Bellman, C. and Smith, C.) 3111 Investigation and Prototyping of Emerging Web Standards for Web GIS Adams, J.M. (and Bryan, B.A.) 3012 Quantitative and Qualitative Assessment of the Accuracy of Neurointerpolated Annual Mean Precipitation and Temperature Surfaces for China PAGE 77 75 124 125 174
年代1。通用制图杂志页3011 3111 3112 3011 3111 3112 3112 69 115 169 II。制图教育69 115 169 111。历史制图3111 3112 115 169 V。空间数据汇编与存储制图设计与制作摄影测量与遥感地籍测绘、大地测量学及土地注册3011 3012 3111 3112 3112 72 56 118 172地图感知和用户需求170主题演讲期刊页想象和创新在澳大利亚制图:检查过去绘制我们的未来R. Furness 3112 1评论杂志地图庆祝百年联邦1901-2001澳大利亚3011遥感和独联体分析的进展3011亚美尼亚:历史地图集3111澳大利亚铁路线1854-2000 3111书目制图3112堪培拉以下的Griffin:澳大利亚国家首都的设计历史纽伯里图书馆的制图珍宝:纽伯里图书馆2001年10月10日2002年1月19日地理信息系统(GIS)的计算机辅助设计(CAD)建模与制图地理信息系统与法律:绘制法律前沿3111全球定位系统3111城市规划信息系统测绘和分析犯罪数据:来自研究和实践的教训GIS对考古学家的实际应用清朝殖民企业:近代早期中国的民族志和地图学阅读世界跨学科的观点Pieter Van Den Keere的地图，Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis geographical Hydrographica Tabula (Amsterdam 1608136) 3111 . GIS Book 30/1寻找内海:约翰奥克斯利，探险家，1783-1828 3112世界地图今日30/1作者杂志Aberline, P.(和Bellman, C.和Smith, C.) 3111网络GIS新兴网络标准的调查和原型Adams, J.M.(和Bryan, ba .) 3012定量和定性评估的准确性神经插值年平均降水和温度表面为中国页77 75 124 125 174
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714242
J. Connolly
Australia has a new institution representing professionals in the spatial sciences and providing for their professional development the Spatial Sciences lnstitute (SSI). The establishment of the new body was announced in Canberra today and is the outcome of two years of discussion between the five major professional associations that previously covered the industry. The members of the Institution of Surveyors, Australia (ISA), the Institution of Engineering and Mining Surveyors, Australia (IEMSA), the Mapping Sciences Institute, Australia (MSIA), the Australasian Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (AURISA) and the Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Association of Australasia (RSPAA) voted overwhelmingly to combine those institutions into one body. Interim Chairman o f the new Institute, Mr Graham Baker, said the existing institutions reflected the structure of the industry 20 years ago when the roles of surveyors, cartographers and photogrammetrists were quite distinct. But changing technology had blurred the boundaries between the professions. Young graduates frequently declined to join any of the institutions because none of them adequately addressed the field of activities in which they worked. "We believe that the SSI will be better structured to provide for the cross-disciplinary professional development needs of its members," said Mr Baker.
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714246
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