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Cartography is an important method for communicating geoscience findings through visual depictions. Well-designed maps and illustrations can effectively communicate research to both experts and the general public. Computerized cartography allows generation and management of visual products efficiently. Maps are also indispensable because images from remote sensing data can be inaccessible without annotations and legends to explain meanings. Symbolic representations can clearly transmit patterns of spatial phenomena and correlations.
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