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Digital Cartography Engagement

Digital cartography and public engagement refers to the use of digital mapping technologies to visualize biological data and enhance public understanding and participation in ecological and environmental issues. This approach facilitates interactive communication between scientists and the community, promoting informed decision-making and stewardship of natural resources.

intermediate
5 hours
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Digital cartography combines technology and geography to create interactive maps that engage the public. It utilizes Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to analyze spatial data, making it easier for communities to access and understand geographic information. This field encourages public participat...

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Key Terms

GIS
Geographic Information System, a framework for gathering, managing, and analyzing spatial data.

Example: GIS helps urban planners visualize city layouts.

Interactive Map
A map that allows users to interact with the data, often through zooming or clicking.

Example: Google Maps is a popular interactive map.

Crowdsourcing
The practice of obtaining information from a large group of people, often via the internet.

Example: Waze uses crowdsourcing to report traffic conditions.

Data Visualization
The graphical representation of information and data.

Example: Charts and graphs are common forms of data visualization.

Public Engagement
The process of involving the public in decision-making and information sharing.

Example: Public meetings are a form of public engagement.

Spatial Data
Information about the physical location and shape of objects.

Example: Spatial data can include coordinates of landmarks.

Related Topics

Geographic Information Systems
A deeper dive into GIS technology and its applications in various fields.
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Remote Sensing
Exploring how satellite imagery and aerial data are used in mapping.
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Urban Planning
Understanding how mapping influences urban development and planning.
intermediate

Key Concepts

GISInteractive MapsPublic ParticipationData Visualization