Lecture

Components and Functions of the Map

Description

This lecture introduces the components and functions of thematic mapping and graphic semiotics, covering topics such as visual variables, thematic map production, attribute classification, map design, and interactive mapping. It explains the types of thematic maps, the steps in map creation, and the representation of georeferenced data. The lecture also discusses the role of maps in representing, communicating, and exploring geographic information, highlighting the advantages and limitations of cartography.

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Ce cours constitue la seconde partie d'un enseignement consacré aux bases théoriques et pratiques des systèmes d’information géographique. Il propose une introduction aux systèmes d’information géogra

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