Number 52, Fall 2005

• Mapping the Miasma, Tom Koch
• Attention on Maps, Robert Lloyd
• Remembering Ron Bolton, Chris Baruth & Susan Nelson
• Looking Closer: A Guide to Making Bird's-eye Views of National Park Service Cultural and Historical Sites, Tom Patterson
• From Drawer to Digital: A Statewide Collaboration for Building Digitial Historic Map Collections, Peter Michel, Linda Newman, Katherine Rankin, Vicki Toy-Smith and Glee Willis
• World Atlas of Epidemic Diseases, Reviewed by Tom Koch
• Mapping the News: Case Studies in GIS and Journalism, Reviewed by Mary L. Johnson
• Heber Valley Camp, 1:9,000, Designed by Brandon Plewe

 

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Number 51, Spring 2005

• Elements of Cartography: Tracing Fifty Years of Academic Cartography, Judith Tyner
• Putting "Cartography" into the History of Cartography: Arthur H. Robinson, David Woodward, and the Creation of a Discipline, Matthew H. Edney
• Arthur Robinson: An Academic Family Tree, Henry Castner
• Arthur H. Robinson: An Appreciation, Norman J. W. Thrower
• Arthur H. Robinson: Reflections on the Personage, Joel Morrison
• Contemplating the Challenges. . .and Some Recollections, George F. McCleary, Jr.
• Remembering Arthur Robinson, Judy Olson
• A Lifelong Curiosity About Maps, Karen Severud Cook
• In Rememberance of David Woodward: Of Mentors and Madison, Jan Mersey
• David Woodward, An Appreciation, Matthew H. Edney
• David as Map, Guntram H. Herb
• In Memory of David Woodward, Scholar and Mentor, Paula Rebert
• The Robinson XI Projection, Henry Castner
• Arthur Robinson and the OSS, A Letter from Lawrence Martin, January 5, 1946
• Arthur Robinson Family Tree, Scott Freundschuh

 

Number 50, Winter 2005

• In Memory of Bill Loy, Stuart Allan
• Unusual Display of DEMs, J. Ronald Eyton
• Miscommunicating With Isoline Preference Maps: Design Principles for Thematic Maps, Daniel R. Montello and M. Violet Gray
• Large-scale Topographic Web Maps Using Scalable Vector Graphics, Peter Pavlicko and Michael P. Peterson
• Pre-Press and Technical Support Technician, Mark Loppnow
• Penn State University Libraries: Building a Literary Map for the Web, Joanne M. Perry
• Connecting Our World: GIS Web Services, Reviewed by David Broscoe
• A Railroad Atlas of the United States in 1946: Volume 1: The Mid-Atlantic States, Reviewed by Fritz C. Kessler
• Cordillera Huayhuash, 1:50,000, Designed by Martin Gamache
• Unusual Displays of DEMs
• Large-scale Topographic Web Maps Using Scalable Vector Graphics
• Pre-Press and Technical Support Technician

 

Number 49, Fall 2004

• Cartography is Alive (Thank God!), James R. Carter
• Visualizing Metadata: Design Principles for Thematic Maps, Joshua Comenetz
• Cartographic Guidelines for Geographically Masking the Locations of Confidential Point Data, Michael Leitner and Andrew Curtis
• Civil War Topographical Engineering in the Shenandoah, Brooks C. Pearson
• Working With Your Printer, Michael Burnett
• Building a Digital Collection of Photos and Maps: Milwaukee Neighborhoods at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries, Krystyna K. Matusiak and Judith T. Kenny
• Manual of Aerial Survey: Primary Data Acquisition, Reviewed by Daniel G. Cole
• Community Geography: GIS in Action and Community Geography: GIS in Action Teacher's Guide, Reviewed by Beth Filar Williams
• University of Maine Recreational Trail Guide, Designed by Michael Hermann and Matthew Cote
• Athens: 2004 Olympics, Designed by Bruce Daniel and Alex Tait
• Cartographic Guidelines for Geographically Masking the Locations of Confidential Point Data
• Civil War Topographical Engineering in the Shenandoah

 

Number 48, Spring 2004

• Response to "Cartography is Dead (Thank God!)", Tom Koch
• Indigenous Hawaiian Cartographer: In Search Of Common Ground, Renee Pualani Louis
• Encroachment by Word, Axis, and Tree: Mapping Techniques from the Colonization of New England, Margaret W. Pearce
• The Cartographic Heritage of the Lakota Sioux, Julie A. Rice-Rollins
• Using Valid Value Tables in Geodatabase Design to Define Feature Types, Aileen Buckley
• The Salton Sea Atlas, Reviewed by Judith A. Tyner
• Cholera, Chloroform, and the Science of Medicine: A Life of John Snow, Reviewed by Tom Koch
• Indigenous Hawaiian Cartographer: In Search Of Common Ground

 

Number 47, Winter 2004

• Mapping September 11, 2001: Cartographic Narrative in the Print Media, Robert R. Churchill and Suzanne J. Slarsky
• Hal Shelton Revisted: Designing and Producing Natural-Color Maps with Satellite Land Cover Data, Tom Patterson and Nathaniel Vaughn Kelso
• Small Type, Screens and Color in a Postscript Offset Printing Environment, Nat Case
• The Man Who Flattened the Earth: Maupertuis and the Sciences in the Enlightenment, Reviewed by Judith A. Tyner
• Cataloging Sheet Maps, the Basics, Reviewed by Christopher H. Mixon
• Cartography 2003
• Mapping September 11, 2001: Cartographic Narrative in the Print Media,
• Hal Shelton Revisted: Designing and Producing Natural-Color Maps with Satellite Land Cover Data
• Small Type, Screens and Color in a Postscript Offset Printing Environment

 

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Number 46, Fall 2003

• Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World: the Cartographic Fundamentals in Retrospect, Richard J.A. Talbert
• Marianne Moore's "Sea Unicorns and Land Unicorns": The "Unreal realities" of Early Modern Maps and Animals, Adele J. Haft
• Changing Faces, Changing Places: Mapping Southern Californians, Reviewed by Judith Tyner
• Representations of Space and Time, Reviewed by Matt McGranaghan
• Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World: the Cartographic Fundamentals in Retrospect
• Marianne Moore's "Sea Unicorns and Land Unicorns": The "Unreal realities" of Early Modern Maps and Animals
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Number 45, Spring 2003

• Cartography is Dead (Thank God!), Denis Wood
• Cartographic Design: Rhetoric and Persuasion, Mark Denil
• World Views: Maps & Art, Reviewed by Jim Ketchum
• Maps of Medieval Thought. The Hereford Paradigm., Reviewed by Karen Trifonoff
• Raster data in multimedia atlases: benefits and challenges. Examples from the "Atlas of Switzerland  interactive", Marianne Ruegsegger, Christoph Schmid and René Sieber
• Cartographic Design: Rhetoric and Persuasion
• Raster data in multimedia atlases: benefits and challenges. Examples from the "Atlas of Switzerland  interactive"

 

Number 44, Winter 2003

• The Atlas of Canada Web Mapping: The User Counts, Donna Williams, Douglas O'Brien, Eric Kramers
• Moving the Atlas of Saskatchewan from a Hardcopy (Millennium Edition) to a Multi-Media (CD-ROM Edition) Platform, Lawrence Martz, Elise Pietroniro
• State Atlas Design, James E. Meacham, Stuart Allan
• Design Guidelines for Digital Atlases, Amy K. Lobben, David K. Patton
• Tips for Designing Effective Animated Maps, Mark Harrower
• Erikson, Eskimos, and Columbus: Medieval European Knowledge of America, Reviewed by Russell S. Kirby
• Maps of The Queens Jazz Trail, The Harlem Renaissance, and The East Village, Reviewed by Matt Knutzen
• Spying With Maps: Surveillance Technologies and the Future of PrivacyReviewed by Barbara P. Buttenfield, Vanessa Bauman, R.J. Kern
• Moving the Atlas of Saskatchewan from a Hardcopy (Millennium Edition) to a Multi-Media (CD-ROM Edition) Platform
• State Atlas Design
• Tips for Designing Effective Animated Maps

 

Number 43, Fall 2002

• Earle Birney's "Mappemounde": Visualizing Poetry With Maps, Adele J. Haft
• Hillshading With Oriented Halftones, Patrick J. Kennelly
• Getting Real: Reflecting on the New Look of National Park Service Maps, Tom Patterson
• Atlas of Oregon, Second Edition, Reviewed by Joseph Stoll
• Atlas of Oregon CD-ROM, Reviewed by Joseph Stoll
• The Map that Changed the World: William Smith and the Birth of Modern Geology, Reviewed by Brenden E. McNeil
• Earle Birney's "Mappemounde": Visualizing Poetry With Maps
• Getting Real: Reflecting on the New Look of National Park Service Maps

 

Number 42, Spring 2002

• Using ArcMap to Enhance Topographic Presentation, David Barnes
• Photoshop 6 Tutorial: How to Create Basic Colored Shaded Relief, Alex Tait
• Bryce 5 Tutorial: How to Drape a Satellite Image Onto a DEM, Tom Patterson
• Afghanistan Maps, Richard Furno
• MAPublisher  Little Known Tips and Tricks, Ted Florence
• The Perfect Cartography Software, and How We Live Without It, Brandon Plewe
• The Design of Globe Gores, Daan Strebe
• CUAC MINUTES, Submitted by Dan Seldin

 

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Number 41, Winter 2002

• Thinking Philosophically in Cartography: Toward A Critical Politics in Mapping, Jeremy W. Crampton
• Frank H. Galbraith's Railway Mail Service Maps, 1897, Virginia W. Mason
• Participatory Mapping of Disabled Access, Rob Kitchin
• The Cambridge Star Atlas, Reviewed by Edith Punt
• The Map Library in the New Millennium, Reviewed by Joanne M. Perry
• The Ohio State University Libraries Map Room, Steve Rogers
• Digital Map and Geospatial Information Center Princeton University Library, Tsering Wangyal Shawa
• Map and Geographic Information Center Centennial Science and Engineering Library University of New Mexico, Mary Wyant

 

Number 40, Fall 2001

• The Future Is Now: a Map Librarian's Response to "The Map Library's Future", Scott R. McEathron
• The Map Library's Future Revisited: A Response, C. Peter Keller
• Mapping Ethnicity: Color Use in Depicting Ethnic Distribution, Jenny Marie Johnson
• Henry Reed's Poetic Map of Verona: (Di)versifying the Teaching of Geography, IV, Adele J. Haft
• Mapping for the Internet with Macromedia Director, Nathaniel Vaughn Kelso
• The Grammar of Graphics, Reviewed by Russell S. Kirby
• The New Nature of Maps: Essays in the History of Cartography, Reviewed by Mark Monmonier

 

Number 39, Spring 2001

• The Map Library's Emerging Role in the Dissemination of Cartographic Information on the Internet, Patrick McGlamery and Robert G. Cromley
• Feeling It Out: The Use of Haptic Visualization for Exploratory Geographic Analysis, Amy L. Griffin
• Visualizing Change: Using Cartographic Animation to Explore Remotely-Sensed Data, Mark Harrower
• Creating TrueType Fonts For Use As Symbols in ArcGis^®, Jaynya W. Richards
• Online Mapping and Critical GIS, Jeremy W. Crampton
• University of Colorado at Boulder Map Library, Elisabeth Filar Williams
• The Huxley Map Library at Western Washington University, Janet R. Collins
• The Map Collection at the University at Stony Brook, David Y. Allen
• GIS and Health, Reviewed by Russell S. Kirby
• The Island of Lost Maps: A True Story of Cartographic Crime, Reviewed by Judith A. Tyner

 

Number 38, Winter 2001

• Whither Cartography?, Judith A. Tyner
• How The Monosemic Graphics Go Polysemic, Jan Ketil Rod
• Visualizing Data Certainty: A Case Study Using Graduated Circle Maps, Laura D. Edwards and Elisabeth S. Nelson
• The Poet As Map-Maker: The Cartographic Inspiration and Influence of Elizabeth Bishop's "The Map", Adele J. Haft
• Physical Terrain Modeling for Geographic Visualization, Douglas R. Caldwell
• The Map Library's Future, C. Peter Keller
• Cyber Rights and Cyber Maps, Jeremy Crampton
• Geographic Information Systems, An Introduction by Tor Bernhardsen, Reviewed by Gordon Kennedy