Cybercartography : Theory and practice / Fraser Taylor [ed.].

The theory and practice of cybercartography: an introduction - POMP and circumstance: plain old map products in a cybercartographic world - Exploring the concept of cybercartography using the holonic tenets of integral theory - Cybercartography from a modeling perspective - Cybercartography and society - Tecnology and culture in cybercartography - The cartographer as mediator: cartographic representation from shared geographic information - Cybercartography and the new economy: collaborative research in action - Interface design challenges in virtual space - Cognitive theories and aids to suppport navigation of multimedia information space - Cybercartography: a multimodal approach - Art, maps an cybercartography: stimulating relexivity among map-users - Papping play: what cybercartographers can learn from popular culture - Linking geographica facts with cartographic artifacts - Pervasive public map displays - Telecartography: a new means of geocommunication - Sound maps; music and sound in cybercartography - Interactive mapping for people who are blind or visually impaired;Exploring conceptual landscapes: the design and implementation of the Georgia Basin Digital Library - The development of the cybercartographic atlas of Antarctica - Cybercartography for education: the case of the cybercartographic atlas of Antarctica - Applying a cybercartographic human interface ( CHI ) model to create a cybercartographic atlas of Canada's trade with the world - Remaining challenges and the future cybercartography