In an essay on American cartographic history, she describes how the English and French engaged in competitive mapmaking.
He is a cartographic specialist at the Library of Congress.
The exhibition presents more than 100 of the world's greatest cartographic treasures including ancient Babylonian and Roman maps.
A governmental cartographic institution for chronomics by prehabilitation may eventually reduce the need for agencies and resources instituted by law for rehabilitation.
What we find needs at some point to be cartographic, and nothing unknown will remain as such forever.
Especially important are cartographic techniques that locate land grants on modern base maps ; indeed, the numerous maps are graceful and effective.
His verbal description of the process of urban expansion outshines any surviving pictorial or cartographic representation, and lends itself to modern analysis.
The order of publication was largely determined by the availability of cartographic information and the speed with which the maps could be constructed.
