Cartography in Central and Eastern Europe: CEE 2009

Front Matter....Pages i-xvi
From Ortelius to OpenStreetMap – Transformation of the Map into a Multifunctional Signpost 1 ....Pages 1-16
Front Matter....Pages 17-17
EuroRegionalMap – How to Succeed in Overcoming National Borders....Pages 19-40
Methods of Portraying Spatial Data Used in Official Geoinformation Services in Poland – A Comparative Study....Pages 41-62
Compilation of Digital Elevation Model for Turkey in 3-Arc-Second Resolution by Using SRTM Data Supported with Local Elevation Data....Pages 63-76
Mapping Land Cover with Commercial and Freeware Image Classification Software – An Example from Bavaria, Germany....Pages 77-87
New Approach to Multi Scale Cartographic Modelling of Reference and Thematic Databases in Poland....Pages 89-106
Implementation of the INSPIRE-Directive in Germany and Poland – Legal Point of View 1 ....Pages 107-117
Front Matter....Pages 119-119
Automated Building Simplification Using a Recursive Approach....Pages 121-146
Constraint-Based Evaluation of Automated and Manual Generalised Topographic Maps....Pages 147-162
Cross-Border Mapping: Geodata, Geonames, Multilinguality and More....Pages 163-180
XSLT Templates for Thematic Maps....Pages 181-192
Geoinformational Methods in Ecodiagnostical Studies for the Losiny Ostrov National Park Territory....Pages 193-198
Cartography and Graphic Design....Pages 199-210
Various Ways of Assessment of Cartographic Works....Pages 211-229
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Exploring Space: Applying Interactive Integrated Media for Visualising Geography....Pages 233-249
The Art of Autostereoscopic Relief Representation in Cartography....Pages 251-262
Approaches to Image Abstraction for Photorealistic Depictions of Virtual 3D Models....Pages 263-277
Globes on the Web – Technical Background and First Items of the Virtual Globes Museum....Pages 279-290
Mapping Crime Using Geovirtual Urban Environments....Pages 291-304
A Survey of Mobile Indoor Navigation Systems....Pages 305-319
Front Matter....Pages 321-321
Mapping Space-Related Transformation Processes in Eastern Europe. Examples from the Atlas of Eastern and Southeastern Europe....Pages 323-343
The Demographic Atlas of Croatia – A Web-Based Atlas Information System....Pages 345-360
Mapping and Analysing the Local Language Areas for Slovenian Linguistic Atlas....Pages 361-382
Interactive and Multimedia Atlas Information Systems as a Cartographic Geo-Communication Platform....Pages 383-402
Front Matter....Pages 403-403
Integration of Hightech Components for Operating Ragweed Mapping and Control System in Hungary Using Remote Sensing and GIS....Pages 405-415
Detailed Mapping of Landslide Susceptibility for Urban Planning Purposes in Carpathian and Subcarpathian Towns of Romania....Pages 417-429
Dynamic Cartographic Methods for Visualisation of Health Statistics....Pages 431-442
A Multiresolution, Reference and Thematic Database as the NSDI Component in Poland – The Concept and Management Systems....Pages 443-456
The Remote Sensing Based Hungarian Crop Production Forecast Program (Cropmon) and its Other Applications....Pages 457-471
The Blind Mouse – A Game for Developing and Popularizing Cartographical Skills....Pages 473-484
Front Matter....Pages 485-485
Orientation of the Map of Lazarus (1528) of Hungary – Result of the Ptolemian Projection?....Pages 487-496
History of the Hungarian Geological Maps – An Overview from the 18 th Century to Nowadays....Pages 497-508
Cartometric Analysis of Old Maps on the Example of Vogt’s Map....Pages 509-524
Structural Lineaments Derived from Planforms of Watercourses in the Second Military Survey of the Habsburg Empire....Pages 525-533
The Austro-Hungarian Triangulations in the Balkan Peninsula (1855–1875)....Pages 535-544
Maps of Czech Lands in the Period 1518–1720 from the Map Collection of Charles University in Prague....Pages 545-559
The Dilemma for the History of Modern Maps Based on Neo-Cartographic Technologies....Pages 561-570