Print vs Digital Maps - Benefits of Both Formats
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The document discusses the pros and cons of print maps versus digital maps. It notes that print maps can be accessed offline, help with cognitive comprehension, and provide a better big picture view, but are static and difficult to update. Digital maps allow for easy updating, dynamic filtering and scaling of data, translation to different languages, and interactive information, but require an online connection. The document concludes by suggesting using both print and digital maps together for their complementary benefits.
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- 1. Print maps or Digital maps ¿Por qué no los dos? Matthew Hampton Practical Cartography Day NACIS 2019 ~ Tacoma
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- 6. Print Maps • Can be accessed offline • Can physically be used in physical spaces • Stronger cognitive comprehension* • Provide the Big Picture better. • They are static • Cannot be updated easily • Limited number of features • Limited to specific area based on the scale • Storage takes lots of space • Can be easily updated • Can be dynamic with respect to scale, extent and data filtering • Flexibility to change languages • Can be animated to show change • Provides information interactively • Mostly limited to online connections • Require (battery) energy • Can be reliant on GPS • Can require lots of microprocessing hardware and complex software Digital Maps *people who read paper maps consistently demonstrate better reading comprehension than those who read the same material on a screen.
- 7. ¿Por qué no los dos?
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