
Cartographic database design
Interoperability and spatial data from different sources
New types of spatial data and cartographic production
Spatial data quality and Cartography
Cartographic generalization and cartographic production
DEM and 3D rendering
Color and Cartography
Cartography and web technology
Map design for the internet
Map elements and new web interactive elements
Standards for publishing maps on the internet
Web map tiles
Modern cartographic products
- Teacher: Ανδριανή Σκοπελίτη
Τομέας: Τοπογραφίας
ECTS : 5
Language : el
Learning Outcomes : Upon successful completion of the course, the student: • Is able to design a spatial database that serves cartographic synthesis • Searches, obtains, checks the suitability of, and manages cartographic data from different sources • Utilizes interoperability for exchanging cartographic data between entities • Applies the procedures (transformations, checks, etc.) required for integrating cartographic data from other sources into a cartographic database • Knows the concept of spatial data quality, its components, and their impact on the reliability of a cartographic product • Understands topological relationships and utilizes them for checking the consistency of cartographic data geometry • Knows spatial interpolation and the algorithms that implement it and applies it for creating a DTM as well as its three-dimensional representation • Understands cartographic generalization and model generalization and applies cartographic generalization for producing print and web maps • Creates a print map by adopting the principles of cartographic design and good practices of cartographic rendering • Understands the special characteristics of a map for the Internet • Knows the standards for publishing spatial data and maps on the Internet • Utilizes map elements, interactivity, and interface tools for optimal user communication with the map • Publishes thematic layers and maps on the Internet and creates web mapping applications • Has skills in using a modern GIS and automating the execution of a series of procedures by creating user-adapted tools.