Lectures related to Thematic Mapping and Graphic Semiology: Cartographic Design

Components and Functions of the Map

Covers the components and functions of thematic mapping, including visual variables, map production, and interactive mapping.

Map Design: Labeling and Production

Explores map design principles, emphasizing labeling and production techniques for effective communication of geographical information.

Components and Functions of Maps

Covers thematic cartography, visual variables, map production, and interactive mapping.

Map Creation and Formatting

Covers the creation and formatting of maps, focusing on essential elements and the role of map layout.

Thematic attributes and classification

Covers statistical thematic mapping, types of thematic maps, and discretization methods for representing and classifying dataset characteristics.

Statistical Thematic Mapping: Practical Approaches and Techniques

Covers the practical aspects of creating statistical thematic maps and the necessary concepts for effective data representation.

Map Components and Functions

Covers the concept of cartography, thematic maps, and map components.

3D Representation: Geographic Information Systems

Covers thematic mapping, visual variables, and 3D modeling in Geographic Information Systems.

The Third Dimension: Geographic Information Systems

Explores 3D representation in Geographic Information Systems, emphasizing the importance of realistic spatial understanding and practical model construction.

Perspectives: SIG and Augmented Reality

Explores augmented reality technology and its integration with Geographic Information Systems.

Thematic Attributes and Classification

Covers thematic attributes, classification, data representation, and discretization methods in geographic information systems.

Cartography: Spatial Language

Delves into the unique position of cartography as a spatial language.

Mapping Components and Functions

Introduces thematic statistical cartography, covering map components, functions, and production process.

Future prospects, GIS and augmented reality

Explores the future prospects of GIS and AR, emphasizing their significance.

Introduction: Characteristics of Polytechnic University

Covers the characteristics of a Polytechnic university, geomatics elements, map types, and cartography quality.

Mapping: A Spatial Language

Delves into the principles and major issues of mapping, emphasizing the communication efficiency and creativity involved in cartographic work.

Introduction to QGIS

Covers the basics of QGIS, including project management, data manipulation, and map production.

Visual Variables in Cartography

Introduces visual variables in cartography, emphasizing simplicity and color perception for effective map design.

Designing Maps: Concepts and Techniques

Explores cartographic design, emphasizing the balance between traditional norms and open mapping approaches.

Digital Urban History: QGIS Practical Session

Covers the practical use of QGIS for spatial data analysis and visualization, including georeferencing historical maps and manipulating vector data.