Erwin Raisz
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 837602 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Erwin Raisz |
| PRENOMES | Erwin |
| SOBRENOME | Raisz |
| ASSINATURA | RAISZ E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Harvard University Press |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1931 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1967 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Kartographische Gel Ndedarstellung
Principles of Cartography
An Introduction to Mapwork and Practical Geography
Beitrage aus der Sowjetischen Kartographie
Colonel Stefan Lutsch von Luchsenstein 1710–1792
Profil und Blockbild
Kartentechnik
The Vienna-Klosterneuburg Map Corpus of the Fifteenth Century. Dana Bennett Durand
Notes & Correspondence
The Use of Air Photos for Landform Maps
The use of Air Photos for Landform Maps
(1951). The use of Air Photos for Landform Maps. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 41, No. 4, pp. 324-330
The cartophile society of New England
Atlas de Cuba
The Story of Maps . Lloyd A. Brown
General Cartography
General Cartography
James Warren Bagley, 1881–1947
(1947). James Warren Bagley, 1881–1947. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 122-122
Elementary Topography and Map Reading
Atlas of World Maps for the Study of Geography in the Army Specialized Training Program
Orthoapsidal World Maps
ERWIN RAISZ J N the regular orthographic projection only the hemisphere can be shown. Some interesting maps of the entire world can be obtained by applying a parallel and meridian network to other solids than a globe and using an oblique orthographic view of them for the map. In the simplest of these projections the parallel and meridian system is applied to the frontal part of an ellipsoid. In Figure i the equatorial diameter is twice the
Geography in the Middle Ages . G. H. T. Kimble
General Cartography
Two Recent American Books on Cartography
General Cartography
Block Pile Systems of Statistical Maps
Principles of Cartography
The Rectangular Statistical Cartogram
T HE idea of the statistical cartogram occurred to the author when he had occasion to prepare maps of the United States showing the distribution of various economic units, such as steel factories, textile mills, power plants, banks, etc. These maps were far too crowded in the northeast to be useful, while elsewhere, for the most part, they were relatively empty. If a way could be found to increase the scale of the northeastern region and reduce t…
The Physiographic Method of Representing Scenery on Maps
T RHERE is one problem in cartography which has not yet been solved to general satisfaction and which is a very important one: the depiction of the scenery of large areas on small-scale maps. Most of our school maps show contour lines with or without color tints. Excellent as this method is on detailed topographic sheets, where every mountain can be shown individually, it fails when it has to be generalized for a small-scale map of a large area. …
Outline of the History of American Cartography
An Average Slope Map of Southern New England
RIVING along one of the wide valleys of New England one cannot escape noting how distinctly does the slope of the land control land utilization. Plowed fields occupy the flat bottoms, and as the slopes become steeper on the flanks of the valley we find in succession hay fields, stony pasture, and forest (Fig. I). The lines of separation are distinct and can be followed for miles. The angles of slope separating the cultivation types vary somewhat …
The Physiographic Method of Representing Scenery on Maps
T RHERE is one problem in cartography which has not yet been solved to general satisfaction and which is a very important one: the depiction of the scenery of large areas on small-scale maps. Most of our school maps show contour lines with or without color tints. Excellent as this method is on detailed topographic sheets, where every mountain can be shown individually, it fails when it has to be generalized for a small-scale map of a large area. …
The Rectangular Statistical Cartogram
T HE idea of the statistical cartogram occurred to the author when he had occasion to prepare maps of the United States showing the distribution of various economic units, such as steel factories, textile mills, power plants, banks, etc. These maps were far too crowded in the northeast to be useful, while elsewhere, for the most part, they were relatively empty. If a way could be found to increase the scale of the northeastern region and reduce t…
Bering's Voyages
Time charts of historical cartography
An Average Slope Map of Southern New England
RIVING along one of the wide valleys of New England one cannot escape noting how distinctly does the slope of the land control land utilization. Plowed fields occupy the flat bottoms, and as the slopes become steeper on the flanks of the valley we find in succession hay fields, stony pasture, and forest (Fig. I). The lines of separation are distinct and can be followed for miles. The angles of slope separating the cultivation types vary somewhat …
Peary. William Herbert Hobbs
Outline of the History of American Cartography
Two Recent American Books on Cartography
General Cartography
Block Pile Systems of Statistical Maps
Geography in the Middle Ages . G. H. T. Kimble
General Cartography
Orthoapsidal World Maps
ERWIN RAISZ J N the regular orthographic projection only the hemisphere can be shown. Some interesting maps of the entire world can be obtained by applying a parallel and meridian network to other solids than a globe and using an oblique orthographic view of them for the map. In the simplest of these projections the parallel and meridian system is applied to the frontal part of an ellipsoid. In Figure i the equatorial diameter is twice the
Atlas of World Maps for the Study of Geography in the Army Specialized Training Program
Elementary Topography and Map Reading
James Warren Bagley, 1881–1947
(1947). James Warren Bagley, 1881–1947. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 122-122
General Cartography
General Cartography
Atlas de Cuba
The Story of Maps . Lloyd A. Brown
The Use of Air Photos for Landform Maps
The use of Air Photos for Landform Maps
(1951). The use of Air Photos for Landform Maps. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 41, No. 4, pp. 324-330
The cartophile society of New England
Notes & Correspondence
Colonel Stefan Lutsch von Luchsenstein 1710–1792
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