Video #16 (Map Making) Flashcards

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What are some accessories of a map that show scale?

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Scale bar, datum used, projection used

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What are some accessories of a map that give information about the map?

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Title, author, legend, data sources used

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What are some accessories of a map that give information WITHIN the map?

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North arrow

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4
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Why doesn’t more information in a map always make a “better” map?

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The map needs to project information, so additional and unneeded aspects put a fog over important data

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5
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Simple maps make for more…

A

Clarity

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6
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Iconography means…

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Visually characterize features on a map using icons

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7
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What is the intellectual narrative?

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It’s the story of the map and what the map is trying to communicate

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How do you guide the viewers eyes on the map?

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By using colours and their shades to make the most important features pop-out, ccontrast

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What are some things to think about when trying to guide the viewers eyes?

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Clear fonts, top to bottom, outlined features, size of icons

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10
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What are fictitious features?

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Features that don’t exist in the real world

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What is an example of fictitious features?

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Contour lines

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What are some ways we represent fictitious features?

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Bigger cities have bigger text, blue lines represent water

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13
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What underpins symbolization? (EXAM)

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Size, shape, pattern, colour, shading could be used to tune our symbolization to best efficiency of communication

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14
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Graphic variables have a close connection to…

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levels of measurement

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15
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STUDY CAROGRAPHER CONCEPTON

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16
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What is typography?

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Typography is how we use words, fonts, colours to enhance our message in the map

17
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What is the intellectual hierarchy of a map?

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The process of sorting important information of map features

18
Q

What is visual hierarchy?

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Visual hierarchy is how we show hierarchy on a map using visual aspects

19
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What are figure-ground relationships?

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The ability to let the most important part take the foreground