Cartographic Design And Production
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Book: Good
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Pages: Good
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A foundational academic text in the field of cartography, Cartographic Design and Production presents a comprehensive and authoritative treatment of the principles and practices that underpin the creation of maps. J.S. Keates argues that cartographic design is not merely a technical exercise but a discipline rooted in visual communication, and he details the theoretical frameworks that govern how geographic information is translated into effective, readable maps. The work instructs readers on the full production process, covering topics from symbolization, lettering, and generalization to the practical considerations of printing and reproduction. Written with scholarly precision yet structured for accessibility, it serves as an essential reference for students, professional cartographers, and geographers seeking a rigorous grounding in both the art and science of mapmaking. Its enduring relevance illustrates just how thoroughly Keates understood the intersection of design aesthetics and technical cartographic craft.
Author: J.S. Keates
Format: Paperback
Published: 1973, Longman
Genre: Geography & Earth science
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
A foundational academic text in the field of cartography, Cartographic Design and Production presents a comprehensive and authoritative treatment of the principles and practices that underpin the creation of maps. J.S. Keates argues that cartographic design is not merely a technical exercise but a discipline rooted in visual communication, and he details the theoretical frameworks that govern how geographic information is translated into effective, readable maps. The work instructs readers on the full production process, covering topics from symbolization, lettering, and generalization to the practical considerations of printing and reproduction. Written with scholarly precision yet structured for accessibility, it serves as an essential reference for students, professional cartographers, and geographers seeking a rigorous grounding in both the art and science of mapmaking. Its enduring relevance illustrates just how thoroughly Keates understood the intersection of design aesthetics and technical cartographic craft.