Amateurisme cartographique et géographique à l’heure du web 2.0

Bakis, Henry; Valentin, Jérémie

doi:10.4000/netcom.556

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“…Si les géographes mentionnent OSM pour évoquer la cartographie 2.0 (Mericskay et Roche, 2011;Joliveau et al, 2013), la cartographie participative (Hirt et Roche, 2013 ;Palsky, 2013), la néogéographie (Bakis et Valentin, 2010), la diffusion des techniques géonumériques (Desbois, 2015) ou la gouvernance informationnelle des territoires (Feyt et Noucher, 2014), rares sont les publications centrées sur cet objet d'étude (Lambert et Zanin, 2012).…”

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Des TIC au TOC1. Contribuer à OpenStreetMap : entre commun numérique et utopie cartographique

Duféal¹,

Noucher²

2017

netcom

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Des TIC au TOC1. Contribuer à OpenStreetMap : entre commun numérique et utopie cartographique

Duféal¹,

Noucher²

2017

netcom

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“…GIS software and the field of data visualization have known a significant growth in recent years, especially with the emergence of phenomena such as the democratization of personal computers, their increased and miniaturized computing power, and more recently with the web 2.0 phenomena (Bakis & Valentin, 2010;Mericskay, 2011). It has also benefited from the emerging of websites such as Google maps or GeoPortail, that simplified the map creation process for ordinary users.…”

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Magrit: a new thematic cartography tool

Viry¹,

Giraud²,

Lambert³

2018

Proc. Int. Cartogr. Assoc.

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The article provides an overview of the features of the Magrit web application: a free online thematic mapping tool, presenting a strong pedagogical dimension and making possible to mobilize all the elements necessary for the realization of a thematic map. In this tool, several simple modes of representation are proposed such as proportional maps or choropleth maps. Other, more complex modes are also available such as smoothed maps and cartograms. Each map can be finalized thanks to layout and customization features (projection, scale, orientation, toponyms, etc.) and exported in vector format. Magrit is therefore a complete, light and versatile tool particularly adapted to cartography teaching at the university.

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