This document summarizes a presentation given at the 27th International Cartographic Conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil from August 23-28, 2015. The presentation discusses creating a "Cartographic Continuum" which provides a design method to enable users to choose hybrid representations between raster (imagery) and vector (map) data. It describes determining pivot symbolizations and interpolating symbolization parameters to allow local adaptation and create a graphic path between two symbolizations.
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Providing a design method
to create Cartographic Continuum
Enabling the user to choose
an in-between representation
Topographic Map Imagery
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Local adaptation of
vector symbolizations
Cartographic
readability
Graphic
continuity
Visual
heterogeneity
Symbolization
interpolation
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9. Preservation of vector data legibility
Poor legibility
Too much saliency
Control of the visual saliency
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Determining a
graphic context
Selecting a
contrasted color
Symbolizing
feature outline
Extracting
the main color
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How to choose & order pivot symbolizations?
How to combine interpolations?
How to synchronize
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How to choose & order pivot symbolizations?
How to combine interpolations?
How to synchronize
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How to choose & order pivot symbolizations?
How to combine interpolations?
How to synchronize
cartographic themes ?24.08.15
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Providing various representations
in the same visualization
Allowing the
user to interact
with the continuum
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38. August 23-28, 2015, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
27th International Cartographic Conference
This work is (partially) supported by the French National
Research Agency : MapStyle project [ANR-12-CORD-0025].
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