Lecture
This lecture delves into the complexities of geographical reflection, emphasizing the importance of precise location decisions in cartography, the impact of projections on spatial representation, and the creative potential of cartographic distortions. It explores various mapping techniques, from traditional cartograms to innovative anamorphoses, and discusses the role of statistical methods in revealing deep territorial structures. The lecture also highlights the significance of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in unifying spatial information and enhancing cartographic design, underscoring the evolving landscape of cartographic tools and their applications in spatial intelligence and applied geography.