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: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714243
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714246
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1137/SIREAD000046000002000309000001
Bobby Schnabel
Warren Entsch, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources, has warmly welcomed the establishment of a new CRC for Spatial Information. Today’s decision to commit $13.3 million to establish this CRC is a clear and strong reflection o f the Australian Government’s support for the spatial information industrv, Mr Entsch said. Australia’s spatial information industry is an unheralded, but vital link in making informed decisions on a wide range of key economic, environmental and social issues.
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714232
K. McDougall, F. R. Young, A. Apan
The Surveying and Land Information Discipline at the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) has delivered full time and distance education programs in surveying and related areas for over 26 years. Academics at USQ have recently embarked on multimedia enhancement and online delivery of curricula to provide an even broader and more contemporary learning environment. These enhancements, when developed professionally, require a significant commitment of resources and expertise, and often necessitate a team approach to their design and development. Although there has been a proliferation of activity in the area of online delivery, little consideration has been given to the support infrastructure that is necessary to establish, deliver and maintain these offerings. This paper examines the operational infrastructure that is critical to distance education students receiving a comprehensive, timely and quality learning experience.
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714238
( i i ) PERIODICALS RECEIVED Australian Map Circle, The Globe, 2002,53 British Cartographic Society, Maplines, 2002,8,2,3 Cartographica, 2000,37,4 Comite FranGais de Cartographie, Le Monde des Cartes, 2002,173-4 Geodezia es Kartografia, 2002,8,9,10,11,12 Geogra fia, 2002,27,2 Geographical Society o f New South Wales Inc, Australian Geographer, 2002,33,3 GIM International, Geomatics Info, 2002, 16, 10, 11, 12; 2003,17,1,2 Innovation, 2002,ll Japan Cartographers Association, Map, 2002, 40, 2 ,3 Kartographische Nachrichten, 2002,4 Polski prezglad kartograficzny, 2002,34,2,3 Polska Akademia Nauk, Przeglad Geograficzny, 2001,73,4; 2002,74,1,2 Polska Akademia Nauk, Prace Geograficzne, 2001, 179,180,181,182 Royal Geographical Society, The Geographical Journal, 2002,168,3 Ukrainian Geographical Journal, 2002,1,2 United States. Geological Survey, New Publications of the US Geological Survey, 2002, 1125-1127, 1128-1130
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714230
K. Papadopoulos
The importance of toponymy in cartography makes the relevant standardization issue indeed decisive. This is particularly the case in the so-called less spoken languages. The cartographic use of Greek characters is implemented only in two small countries (Greece and Cyprus), and this very fact is creating discomfort in practicing transcription of geographic names to Roman characters. The occasion of the 2004 Olympics in Greece has given the issue a new dimension. The transcription of Greek place names into Roman is gaining relevance also as far as the cartographic implementation is concerned. Here, a simple system for an effective automatic transcription has been developed, which can be used not only for cartographic purposes but also in general relevant text and graphical applications.
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714235
A. Vassilopoulos, N. Evelpidou
Geographical Information Systems (GIS) are important tools for various scientific aspects. Especially sciences related to cartography and geographical analysis should definitely employ GIS technology. In this study an Internet-based GIS is presented that was developed on the MapXtreme platform. This application gives access to numerous web-users through a server that controls both analysis and data retrieval requests. It is a practical and economical method in order to introduce GIS to educational institutions. This Web GIS may operate through a local or wide area network and, apart from educational purposes, offers a low cost information exchange solution between vast numbers of users.
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714231
T. Robinson, G. Metternicht
Site-specific crop management requires matching resource application and agronomic practices with soil and crop requirements, as they vary in space and time within a field. As such, information on the composition of soils at either farm or paddock scale is essential. Soil composition over an entire paddock might not be uniform. For instance, it may not be efficient to fertilise an entire paddock if only the northeast corner show deficiencies. Furthermore, it is not possible to sample every centimetre of the paddock, as this would be a very time consuming and costly procedure. Ideally, we should be able to collect enough sample points so that continuos maps of soil properties can be accurately produced using spatial interpolation techniques, and good judgements can be made about the soil composition of an entire paddock. Two spatial interpolators, namely kriging and inverse distance weighting (IDW) are compared in this paper, evaluating their accuracy in the prediction of seasonally stable soil properties at paddock level. Organic matter content and soil reaction (pH) are the soil properties selected for this investigation, as previous research by Yule et al. (1996) and Brady and Weil (1999) has found these properties to be correlated to cropping potential. The selected spatial interpolators are tested on an existing data set (e.g. 100 soil samples) collected using a stratified random approach over a 60 ha paddock, located in the southwest of Western Australia. The research approach consists of three main steps. Firstly, basic descriptive statistical techniques are applied to identify the presence of outliers. Secondly, selected interpolators are applied to generate continuous maps of the soil properties, and finally the mean root mean square error (RMSE) is used as the validation index, and to select the best spatial interpolator for the soil properties selected. Therefore, for each soil property, every fourth sample is removed from the main data set and put aside to validate the result of the interpolation method. Likewise, the map of uncertainty generated by using the kriging interpolation method is used as an additional source for evaluating the quality of the prediction maps. The RMSE results show IDW to perform slightly better than kriging for pH (e.g. 0.38 vs 0.39) and organic matter (1.25 vs 1.34)
因地制宜的作物管理需要将资源应用和农艺实践与土壤和作物需求相匹配，因为它们在田地内因空间和时间而异。因此，关于农场或围场规模的土壤成分的信息是必不可少的。整个围场的土壤成分可能不均匀。例如，如果只有东北角出现缺陷，那么对整个围场进行施肥可能效率不高。此外，不可能对围场的每一厘米都进行采样，因为这将是一个非常耗时和昂贵的过程。理想情况下，我们应该能够收集足够的样本点，以便使用空间插值技术准确地生成土壤属性的连续图，并且可以对整个围场的土壤成分做出良好的判断。本文比较了两种空间插值方法——克里格法和逆距离加权法(IDW)，评价了它们在围场水平季节性稳定土壤性质预测中的准确性。由于Yule等人(1996)和Brady和Weil(1999)之前的研究发现，有机质含量和土壤反应(pH)是本次调查选择的土壤特性，这些特性与种植潜力相关。选择的空间插值器在现有数据集(例如100个土壤样本)上进行测试，这些数据集是在西澳大利亚西南部一个60公顷围场上使用分层随机方法收集的。研究方法包括三个主要步骤。首先，应用基本的描述性统计技术来识别异常值的存在。其次，利用所选插值器生成土壤属性的连续图，最后以均方根误差(RMSE)作为验证指标，对所选土壤属性选择最佳空间插值器。因此，对于每一种土壤性质，从主数据集中抽取每四分之一的样本，并将其搁置，以验证插值方法的结果。同样，使用克里格插值方法生成的不确定性图被用作评估预测图质量的附加来源。RMSE结果表明，IDW对pH(例如0.38 vs 0.39)和有机质(1.25 vs 1.34)的表现略好于克里格法。
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Pub Date : 2003-06-01DOI: 10.1080/00690805.2003.9714233
R. Olomo
This paper examines the mapping situation in Nigeria. There are many organisations that are involved in mapping activities in the country, these can be classified into the public and private sectors, with the Federal Survey Department as the apex mapping organization. Generally, the country is poorly mapped as exemplified by the range and quality of mapping products. This is attributed to poor funding, which is responsible for the current state of mapping personnel and equipment. A detailed evaluation of mapping and how to improve mapping in the country is discussed.
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