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Cartographica
is pleased to welcome the following new additions to its Editorial
Board:
Veronica
della Dora (Bristol)
Sarah Elwood (U Washington)
Muki Haklay (UCL)
Eric Laurier (Edinburgh)
Karen Morin (Bucknell)
Heather Winlow (Bath Spa)
Nick Baron (Nottingham)
Hayden Lorimer (Glasgow)
Reuben Rose-Redwood (U Victoria)
Chris Perkins (Manchester, Book Review Editor for Europe/Asia/Africa)
These
new members offer a wide range of expertise and international
repute. We look forward to their input and fresh perspectives.
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University
of Toronto Press is pleased to announce the launch of Cartographica
Online
which includes the complete back file of previously published articles
going back to issue 1:1, when Cartographica was known as The Cartographer.
To register for a free trial of Cartographica Online, contact journals@utpress.utoronto.ca.
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The
International Journal for Geographic Information and Geovisualization
Cartographica
is dedicated to publishing articles on all aspects of cartographic and
geovisualization research while maintaining its tradition of publishing
material on cartographic thought, the history of cartography, and cartography
and society. Cartographica also plans to consolidate its trend towards
publishing research contributions that focus primarily on geographic
information.
Each volume
of Cartographica is comprised of four issues: two or three regular issues
and one or two single-topic monographs. These special monograph issues,
accommodating book-length manuscripts, provide an extensive look at
one particular area of cartography. The regular issues also include
strong reviews of reference books and atlases as well as listings of
recent cartographic literature from around the world.
Published
quarterly by the University of Toronto Press. ISSN: 0317–7173.
Cartographica publishes abstracts in French and English. Cartographica
is published with the support of the Department of Canadian Heritage
through the Publications Assistance Program.
Introducing:
TECHNICAL NOTES AND EPHEMERA
The Cartographica editorial team is pleased to announce a new section
in the journal entitled, Technical Notes and Ephemera. This section
will contain research notes, technical information, opinions, news items
and occasional humor and trivia related to all aspects of cartography,
geographic information and geovisualisation, including issues on:
- newsworthy
events and issues (local, national and international)
- education
and training
- research
summaries from universities and government agencies
- commentaries
on ideas and products
- evaluation
of maps and data sources
- library
and internet resources
- tips
for cartographic production
- humour
and trivia
All
submissions to this new section are encouraged: it is anticipated these
would normally be of shorter length than full journal articles (2-6
pages). Those of interest to the international community and materials
of interest to a broad audience will be given priority for publication.
Where appropriate, peer review will apply. Links to web pages and references
to contemporary resources are encouraged to include material that may
not otherwise be available in published journals.
All submission
should be sent electronically to:
http://presto.utpjournals.com/index.php/carto
Editor
- Professor Jeremy Crampton
Professor
Crampton's research interests center on the politics of identity, critical
approaches to cartography and GIS, biopolitics and race, and the work
of Michel Foucault. His recent publications include articles in Progress
in Human Geography, Environment and Planning D, Social
and Cultural Geography, and Cartographica. His book The
Political Mapping of Cyberspace was published by the University
of Chicago Press in 2004. His latest book is Space, Knowledge and
Power: Foucault and Geography (Ashgate Press, 2007), co-edited with
Stuart Elden. He also produces a quarterly column for GeoWorld,
the industry GIS magazine.
Jeremy W. Crampton
Editor, Cartographica
Department of Geosciences
Georgia State University
GA 30303
USA
jcrampton@gsu.edu
Co-Editors
Roger
Wheate - University of Northern British Columbia, British Columbia
Clifford H. Wood -
Ilderton, Ontario, Canada
Maps and Figures Editor
Byron Moldofsky - University of Toronto, Ontario
Book
Review Editor - Sally Hermansen
Department of Geography
1984 West Mall
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC
V6T 1Z2
Canada
sallyh@geog.ubc.ca
Editorial
Board
Nik Baron
- he University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
William Cartwright - RMIT University,
Australia
Catherine D'Ignazio -
Independent Artist, United States
Martin Dodge - University
of Manchester, United Kingdom
Veronica della Dora - Bristol University, United Kingdom
Sarah Elwood - University of Washington, United States
Sara Fabrikant - University of
Zurich, Switzerland
Matthew Farish - University
of Toronto, Canada
Rina Ghose - University of Milwaukee,
United States
Amy Griffin - University
of New South Wales-ADFA, Australia
Muki Haklay - University College London, United Kingdom
Mark Harrower - University
of Wisconsin-Madison, United States
Lorenz Hurni - Federal
Institute Of Technology, Switzerland
Menno-Jan Kraak - ITC, The Netherlands
John Krygier - Ohio Wesleyan
University, United States
Eric Laurier - University of Edinbugh, United Kingdom
Hayden Lorimer - University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
Karen Morin - Bucknell University, United States
Margaret Pearce - Ohio University,
United States
Chris Perkins (Manchester, Book Review Editor for Europe/Asia/Africa)
John Pickles - University
of North Carolina, United States
Reuben Rose-Redwood - University of Victoria, Canada
Nadine Schuurman - Simon Fraser University,
Canada
Julia Siemer - University
of Regina, Canada
Heather Winlow - Bath Spa University, United Kingdom
Denis Wood - Independent Scholar,
United States
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Monographs
and Themes
Volume
35:1/2 Spring 1998 Monograph 51- Maps as Mediated Seeing
Editorial by Gerald Fremlin
Volume 34:1 Spring 1997
Volume 33:4 Winter 1996
Volume 33:3 Fall 1996 Monograph 48 - Cartographic Education in Transition:
An International Perspective
Volume 33:2 Summer 1996
Volume 33:1 Spring 1996 Monograph 47- Spatial, Semantic, and Temporal
Data Integration for Application in Remote Sensing and Geographic Information
Systems
Volume 32:2 Summer 1995 Monograph 46 - Orienting Ourselves In Space
Implications for the School Curriculum
Volume 31:2 Summer 1994 Monograph 45 - An Intensive Comparison Of Triangulated
Irregular Networks (TINS) And Digital Elevation Models (Dems)
Volume 31:1 Spring 1994
Volume 30:4 Winter 1993- The Selected Main Theoretical Issues Facing
Cartography an ICA Report
Volume 30: 2/3 Summer/Autumn 1993- Mapping Data Quality
Volume 30:1 Spring 1993 Monograph 44 - Introducing Cultural and Social
Cartography
Volume 29:2 Summer 1992
Volume 28:3 Monograph 43 -GIS Education and Training (28:3)
Volume 27:4 Monograph 42 - Index and Abstracts, Cartographica Vols.
17-25
Volume 27:3 Monograph 41- Colour and Thematic Map Design
Volume 26:1 Monograph 40 - Numeric Generalizations in Cartography
Volume 25:1/ 2 Monograph 38/39 - The Napoleonic Survey in Egypt: A Masterpiece
of Cartographic Compilation and Early Nineteenth Century Fieldwork
Volume 24:2 Monograph 37 - Studies in Cartography: a Festschrift in
Honor of George F. Jenks
Volume 23:1/2 Monograph 34/35 - A Review of Coastal Zone Mapping
Volume 21:1/2 Monograph 32/33 - Auto-Carto Six
Volume 20:1/2 Monograph 29/30 - Mapping for Development / The Contributions
of the Directorate of Overseas Surveys
Volume 19:2 Monograph 28 -Perspectives in the Alternative Cartography
/ Computing Technology and its Applications
Volume 18:2 Monograph 27 - Maps in Modern Geography / Geographical Perspectives
on the New Cartography
Volume 17:2 Monograph 25 - The Dynamics of Oceanic Cartography
Cartographica
is abstracted / indexed in the following publications /Les résumés
analytiques de la Cartographica paraissent dans les revues suivantes:
Academic Search Premier
Bibliographica Cartographica
Bibliography And Index Of Geology
Canadian Almanac & Directory
Canadian Business Periodicals Index
Canadian Reference Centre
Canadian Reference Centre Select
China Education Publications Import
& Export Corporation (CEPIEC)
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International Bibliography of Book Reviews of Scholarly Literature on
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International Bibliography of Periodical Literature on the Humanities
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South Pacific Periodicals Index
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