The Cartographic and Geographic Information Society is proud to present this permanent record of AutoCarto 2014, the 20th International Research Symposium on Computer-based Cartography, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, October 5-7, 2014.
Dan E. Cole, AutoCarto 2014 Conference Chair
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[Author Surname, First Initial. Second Initial]. (2014, October). [Conference paper title]. Paper presented at AutoCarto 2014, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Retrieved from https://cartogis.org/autocarto/autocarto-2014/ .
Suggested Citation: Proceedings, AutoCarto 2014. The 20th International Research Symposium on Computer-based Cartography. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, October 5-7, 2014. Internet at https://cartogis.org/autocarto/autocarto-2014/.
Asterisks denote papers published in Cartography and Geographic Information Science, Vol. 42, No. 5. These papers are accessible online from Taylor and Francis at https://tandfonline.com/toc/tcag20/42/5.
Developing Effective geospatial capabilities that meet the needs of multiple stakeholders in Jordan: Implementation of SDI in Jordan by Ayman Al-wadi
Personal geography in GIS by Clio Andris
Revisiting the Mercator influence on global-scale cognitive maps: Studies from a Web Mercator world by Sarah E. Battersby and Daniel R. Montello
Cartographic Database Production and Maintenance Using Open-Source Geospatial Data by Barry Bitters
Architectural and technological aspects for the next generation of SDI by Rogério L. R. Borba, Julia C. M. Strauch, Jano M. Souza, and David J. Coleman
Data and Methodology for Assessing the Quality of the MAF/TIGER Database by Kaile Bower
* Comparing Temporal Small Area Estimates With and Without Prior Dasymetric Refinement by Barbara P. Buttenfield, Stefan Leyk, and Matthew H. Ruther
From Geo-Ontology To Map by Otakar Cerba
Designing Itinerary Maps for Personalized Travel Customization Service by Yufen Chen, Meng Li, and Shulei Zheng
Accuracy analysis of webcam photogrammetry for indoor mapping applications by Jorge Chen and Keith C. Clarke
Snyder’s GS50 Projection for the Mapping of all 50 United States by Keith C. Clarke
The 3D Elevation Program and New Elevation Products and Services from the U.S. by Kari Craun
A Comparison of Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) Collected in Rural Areas to by Kari Craun
Automating the Creation of Pseudo-Natural Maps for the Web by Jane Darbyshire and Bernhard Jenny
Uncertain science, policy and public action: communicating the science of climate change through robustness indicator maps by Stephanie Deitrick and Joanna Merson
Schematic maps for indoor environments: case study regarding subjective preferences by Luciene Stamato Delazari, Suchith Anand, and Jeremy Morley
History of the GIS-World, Part I: A look at the history of GIS in Film and Television by Gene Del Greco and Todd Tucky
A 3d symbology proposition for building interiors based on a RGB-D sensor modeling approach by Sebastián Patricio Dueñas Oviedo, Luciene Stamato Delazari, and Daniel Rodrigues dos Santos
Change Detection Research for The National Map by Kristin A. Fishburn and Andrew J. Stauffer
Exactly computing map overlays using rational numbers by W. Randolph Franklin
Aesthetic maps: What we might learn from map users by Sven Fuhrmann
Spatio-Temporal Visual Analytics for Exploring Trajectory Patterns and Dynamic Spatial Interactions by Song Gao, Krzysztof Janowicz, and Yingjie Hu
Evaluating the impact the weekday has on near-repeat victimizations: A spatio-temporal analysis of robberies in the city of Vienna, Austria by Philip Glasner
3-D Land Use and Downtown Parking: Creating a Parking Demand Index by William J. Gribb
Open source technologies for integrating environmental data in an online GIS platform for interdisciplinary environmental research by Ionut Iosifescu, Christina Iosifescu, Nadia Panchaud, and Lorenz Hurni
* Plan oblique relief for web maps by Bernhard Jenny, Jonas Buddeberg, Charlotte Hoarau, and Johannes Liem
Rendering terrain with horizontal hachures by Patrick Kennelly
Map projection education in world atlases: A survey by Fritz Kessler
The potential of web-based school atlases in GIS education by Thomas Koblet, Barbara Born, and Lorenz Hurni
The National Map Corps: Using crowdsourcing to improve The National Map by Erin Korris
Towards best practices for the design of crisis map symbology for humanitarian relief by John C. Kostelnick
Spatially-aware routing and trip planning framework for a tourist by Mohit Kumar, Manikanta Kondeti, and Dr. KS Rajan
GIS-based model choice for computing solar irradiation from DEMs by Su Jin Lee and Kyohyouk Kim
The Design and Implementation of CAST: An Open Source Software to Detect Spatial Patterns and Trends in SpaceTime Data by Xun Li, Julia Koschinsky, Sergio J. Rey, and Luc Anselin
Household-level wildfire evacuation trigger modeling by Dapeng Li, Thomas J. Cova, and Philip E. Dennison
Combining GIS-based and psychology-based methods to understanding Urban Green and it’s perception in Salzburg, Austria by Helena Merschdorf, Thomas Blaschke, Alexander Keul, Andreas Heugenhauser, and Dirk Tiede
Integration of 3D models with nationwide map information in models for low cost VR technology by Terje Midtbø and Stig Henning Fredheim
Linking Cartography to GIScience Utilizing the Concepts of Analytical Cartography by Harold Moellering
…And action! Adapting film theory to analyze map meaning and narrative form by Ian Muehlenhaus
* Development of a Software Tool “gittok” for the Education on Geospatial Information Technology by Morishige Ota
Definition of a Cartographic Visualization Model for Smart Cartographic Symbolization in an Open Geoportal by Nadia H. Panchaud, Ionut Iosifescu, and Lorenz Hurni
Usability evaluation of VGI systems interfaces in geographical features design tasks by Péricles Picanço Júnior, and Luciene Stamato Delazari
Eye-tracking evaluation of the effect of hill-shading on tourist maps by Stanislav Popelka
Scale Eqivalencies for OpenStreetMap Polygons by A. Reimer, C. Kempf, M. Rylov, and P. Neis
Schematization for the analysis of geolocated microblog messages by A. Reimer and R. Westerholt
Design before you code: Using wireframes in support of interactive and web-based mapping by Robert E. Roth, David Hart, Rashauna Mead, Chloe Quinn
An adaptive registration of RGB-D data for 3d indoor environment mapping by Daniel Rodrigues dos Santos, Kourosh Khoshelham, and Marcos Aurelio Basso
* Map-reader preference for world map projections by Bojan Šavrič and Bernhardt Jenny
Didactical and Content-Related Concepts for the Future “Swiss World Atlas Interactive” by Roland Schenkel, Christian Häberling, and Lorenz Hurni
Bad maps and how to make them better by Meghan E. Smith
Real-time visualization of the electric grid disruptions: Cartographic and computational challenges by Alexandre Sorokine and Steven Fernandez
* Adding Value to the United States National Hydrography Dataset through Automated Comparison with Elevation-Derived Channels by Lawrence V. Stanislawski, Barbara P. Buttenfield, Ariel Doumbouya
The influence of level of figure-ground information differentiation of a map on usability aspects by Zbyněk Štěrba and Milan Konečný
Collaborative Map Use in Conservation Science: a case study of the design and use of a web map environment to support bird habitat conservation by Michael Stryker and Douglas A. Miller
Partial Polygon Pruning for NHD Features Using Standards-Based Constraints by Alexander K. Stum, Barbara P. Buttenfield, and Lawrence V. Stanislawski
Research and Modeling to Support the Selective Address Canvassing Decision for the 2020 Census by Tim Trainor
The semantics of terrain by E. Lynn Usery
An Applied Ontology of the National Hydrography Dataset and Watershed Boundary Database by Dahlia Varanka
An evaluation of unsupervised and supervised learning algorithms for clustering landscape types in the United States by Jochen Wendel, Barbara P. Buttenfield, and Lawrence V. Stanislawski
Visualizing Spatiotemporal Trajectory of Mobile Social Networking Using Space-Time Cube by Chen Xu
Does VGI after sudden catastrophic events share the time-space structure of other user-contributed Web content? by Haiyun Ye and Keith Clarke
Mapping Spatial Narratives from Digital Text by May Yuan, John McIntosh, and Grant DeLozier
* Using integrated visualisation techniques to show relationships between CVD events and patient migration patterns in Auckland, New Zealand by Jinfeng Zhao, Daniel J Exeter, Grant Hanham, and Sue Wells
