The Cartographic and Geographic Information Society is proud to present this permanent record of AutoCarto 2012, the 19th International Research Symposium on Computer-based Cartography, Columbus, Ohio, USA, September 16-18, 2012.
Sarah E. Battersby, AutoCarto 2012 Conference Chair
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[Author Surname, First Initial. Second Initial]. (2012, September). [Conference paper title]. Paper presented at AutoCarto 2012, Columbus, Ohio, USA. Retrieved from https://cartogis.org/autocarto/autocarto-2012/.
Asterisks denote papers published in Cartography and Geographic Information Science, Vol. 40, No. 4. These papers are accessible online from Taylor and Francis at https://tandfonline.com/toc/tcag20/40/4.
Measuring and monitoring long term disaster recovery using remote sensing: A case study of post Katrina New Orleans by Reginald S. Archer
Challenges in collecting, using, and representing geospatial data for emergency response by Sarah Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, Bruce A. Davis, Shufan Liu, and Leanne Sulewski
A performance profiling strategy for high-performance map re-projection of coarse-scale spatial raster data by Babak Behzad, Yan Liu, Eric Schook, Michael Finn, David Mattli, and Shaowen Wang
* Towards task-oriented on-the-fly generalization of point data using spatial indexes by Pia Bereuter and Robert Weibel
Challenges in supporting extraction of knowledge about environmental objects and events from geosensor data by Susanne Bleisch, Matt Duckham, Allison Kealy, Kai-Florian Richter, Stephan Winter, Stuart Kininmonth, Alex Kippel, Patrick Laube, Jarod Lyon, David Medyckyj-Scott, and Tim Wark
* Multiscale design for The National Map of the United States: Roads, Populated places, boundaries, and landcover by Cynthia Brewer, Lawrence Stanislawski, Barbara Buttenfield, Paulo Raposo, Kevin Sparks, and Michael Howard
An alternative framework for managing and mapping space-time data by Aileen Buckley
Cartographic education in geomatics curriculum by Otakar Čerba, Václav Čada, Martina Vichrová, Karel Jedlička, Karel Janečka, Jakub Šilhavý, and Jan Ježek
Cartographic visualization of temporal aspects of spatial data by Otakar Čerba, and Klára Brašnová
Cartographic styles between traditional and original (towards a cartographic style model) by Sidonie Christophe
Landscape analyses of selected archaeological sites in western Mongolia by Daniel G. Cole and Catherine (Ke) Chen
Conflicts in neogeography maps by Tanmoy Das, Corne P.J.M. van Elzakker, and Menno-Jan Kraak
Evaluating implicit visualization of geographic uncertainty for public policy decision support by Stephanie Deitrick
A raster-based neighborhood model for evaluating complexity in dynamic maps by Michael DuBois
Determining the size of Wyoming: The integration of different types of databases, coordinate errors, and geometric position by William J. Gribb and Lawrence M. Ostresh
* Data Mining of Collaboratively Collected Geographic Crime Information Using an Unsupervised Neural Network Approach by Julian Hagenauer, Marco Helbich, Michael Leitner, Jerry Ratcliffe, and Spencer Chainey
Characterizing the quality of a navigator’s route by Michael Hendricks
Orthoimage or map visualization in use of geoportals by Charlotte Hoarau
Recycling cartographic masterworks: Challenges in adapting example-based texture synthesis for panoramic map creation by Helen Jenny and Bernhard Jenny
* Blending world map projections by Bernhard Jenny and Tom Patterson
An agent-based approach to point-feature label placement by Hyeyoung Kim and Ningchuan Xiao
Mapping social relationships across space and time by Caglar Koylu
What do we know about the space time cube from a cartographic and usability perspective? by Irma Kveladze and Menno-Jan Kraak
* Improving river network completion under absence of height samples using geometry-based induced terrain approaches by Tsz-Yam Lau and W. Randolph Franklin
* Landcover Data to Derive Related Ancillary Variables for Dasymetric Modeling by Stefan Leyk, Barbara Buttenfield, Nicholas Nagle, and Alexander K. Stum
ExoMars Rover localization and topographic mapping: Pre-launch pancam modeling and accuracy assessment by Rongxing Li, Ding Li, Xuelian Meng, Andrew Coates, Jan-Peter Muller, Andrew Griffiths, Gerhard Paar, and Jurgen Oberst
Geospatial Modeling of Urban Landscape Changes through an Agent-based Approach by Ting Liu and Xiaojun Yang
The impact of aggregation effects and spatial non-stationarity on migration models and mapping outcomes by Galen Maclaurin, Stefan Leyk, and Lori M. Hunter
Do stereoscopic displays improve learning in introductory physical geography classes? by Dave McDermott, Terry Slocum, Alan Halfen, Travis White, Dan Hirmas, Stephen Egbert, Paul Atchley, William Johnson, and Aaron Gilbreath
Are indoor positioning systems mature for cartographic tasks: Evaluating the performance of a commercial indoor positioning system by Terje MidtbØ, Alexander S. Nossum, and Robert Nordan
The scope of analytical cartography and its relationship to GIScience by Harold Moellering
Neogeography map users and uses by Corne P.J.M. van Elzakker, Mosa and Moseme
Using Ontology Based Knowledge Discovery in Location Based Services by Ali Mousavi
Beyond Biased: Exploring the relationship between map design style and map reader persuasion by Ian Muehlenhaus
Maintaining detail and color definition when integrating color and grayscale rasters by Rajinder Nagi
Automation and Visualization in Geographic Immersive Virtual Environments by Thomas J. Pingel and Keith C. Clarke
Using volunteers to update the National Map of the USGS by Barbara Poore, Eric Wolf, and Greg Matthews
* The space oblique conic projection by Liucheng Ren, Keith C. Clarke and Chenghu Zhou
WikiGIS : Collaborative production of spatial knowledge and data by Stéphane Roche and Robert D. Feick
3D Modeling of an Inca Site with Fine-scale Terrestrial LiDAR by Boleslo E. Romero
International map year by Bengt Rystedt and Ferjan Ormeling
Cartograms for non-political redistricting by Alan Saalfeld
Voronoi methods for spatial selection by Alan Saalfeld
Evaluation of use of 3D maps to virtual navigation by Marcio Augusto Reolon Schmidt, Luciene Stamato Delazari, and Andre Luiz de Alencar Mendonca
Support vector machines for landscape mapping for remote sensor imagery by Dee Shi and Xiaojun Yang
Methods for cartographic visualization of linguistic data in support of area formation dialectology by Pius Sibler, Robert Weibel, Elvira Glaser, and Gabriela Bart
Thinking inside the box: mapping the microstructure of urban environments (and why it matters) by Seth E. Spielman
Automated metric assessment of line simplification in humid landscapes by Lawrence Stanislawski, Paulo Raposo, Michael Howard, and Barbara Buttenfield
Effects of generalization on DEM resolution by Andrew Stauffer, Barbara Buttenfield, and Larry Stanislawski
Representation of Terrain Data Using Mathematical “Drill” Operator by Christopher Stuetzle and W. Randolph Franklin
Accommodating data reliability in determining map classes: A heuristic approach by Min Sun, David W. Wong, and Barry Kronenfeld
A hybrid geospatial simulation model for moving objects by George Technitis and Robert Weibel
Research and Development Agenda Supporting the Census Bureau’s Geographic Support System Initiative by Timothy Trainor
* Mapping Social Activities and Concepts with Social Media (Twitter) and Web Search Engines (Yahoo and Bing): A Case Study in U.S. Presidential Election. by Ming-Hsiang Tsou, Juei-An Yang, Daniel Lusher, Dipak Gupta, Jean Gawron, Brian Spitzberg, and An Li
Topographic triple data predicate semantics by Dalia Varanka
Analysis of web-usage statistics to evaluate the effectiveness of online maps for community outreach by Howard Veregin and AJ Wortley
Reconstructing historic glacier states based on terrestrial oblique photographs by Samuel Wisemann, Ladina Steiner, Claudio Bozzini, and Lorenz Hurni
Land Gain in Northern Sri Lanka by Jayanthi Wijesekera, Atula Senaratne, and Jagath Gunatilake
Aggregating data quality metrics for item level metadata by Eric Wolf
On the new generation of digital mini-atlases by Alexander Wolodtschenko
Does cartography still exist? by László Zentai
* Multiple view geovisualization of tourist activities in space and time at different scales by Jinfeng Zhao, Pip Forer, Qian Sun, and David Simmons
