Description
Book description:
- Author's name: D. M. Abdulrahman Mustafa Debs
- Number of pages: 363 pages
- The subject of the book: Principles of cartography
The contents of the book:
- Introduction
- Chapter one: Theoretical foundations and general concepts related to maps
- The concept of cartography
- Map concept
- Features of the map
- Map properties
- Chapter two: Map elements
- Map content
- Importance of the map
- Uses of the map
- Chapter Three: The basics (elements) of the map
- Chapter four: Cartographic connection
- His concept
- Its elements
- Its components
- Factors influencing it
- Chapter Five: Categorize geographic maps according to several principles and aspects
- Chapter Six: A brief overview of the history of maps through ancient, medieval and modern times
- Chapter Seven: Geographic coordinate systems
- Its concept
- Their types
- Their benefits
- Its importance on geographical maps
- Chapter VIII: Mapping Scale
- His concept
- How to write it on a map
- Ways to identify it on her
- Chapter IX: Cartographic projections
- His concept
- Distortions that occur in it
- Their classification and types
- The most commonly used and world-famous drops
- Chapter Ten: A review of the most important cartographic symbols and terms
- Its concept
- Their types
- The basics of choosing them on maps
- Chapter Eleven: The most important measurements made on maps
- Methods for measuring distances and areas
- How to measure regression
- Determine the locations (coordinates) of points on maps
- Chapter Twelve: The most important traditional and modern methods used to orient maps on the ground
- Chapter Thirteen: The concept and fundamentals of reading and analyzing geographic phenomena depicted on a map, such as
- Terrain
- Population centers
- Water network
- Road network
- Chapter Fourteen: Methods of map output by GIS programs
- Chapter Fifteen: Processes and stages of map production
- Chapter Sixteen: Research and study methods using maps
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