Executive Summary

Overview Report

Main Report

Bibliographic History
  pre 1960s
  1960s
  1970s
  1980s
  1990s

The 1970s

map of autocorrelation and visual map complexity
source: Olson, J.M. (1975)

Abler, R (1976) The comparative atlas of America's great cities, selection of variables and cartographic techniques. Proceedings of the Workshop on Automated Cartography and Epidemiology, National Center for Health Statistics, U. S. Department of Health, 52

Alpha, TR and Winter, RE (1971) Quantitative physiographic method of landform portrayal, Canadian Cartographer, 8, (2), 126-136

Andrews, DF (1972) Plots of high-dimensional data, Biometrics, 28, 125-136

Angel, S and Hyman, GM (1972) Transformations and geographic theory, Geographical Analysis, 4, 350-367

Angel, S and Hyman, GM (1976) Urban fields, a geometry of movement for regional science. Pion Limited, London

Anscombe, FJ (1973) Graphs in statistical analysis, The American Statistician, 27, (1), 17-21

Applied Urbanetics INC (1971) Reading the map, social characteristics of Washington DC, Metropolitan Bulletin, 6

Arnheim, R (1970) Visual thinking. Faber and Faber Ltd, London

Arnheim, R (1976) The perception of maps, The American Cartographer, 3, (1)

Bacharch, M (1970) Biproportional matrices and input-output change. University Press, Cambridge

Bachi, R (1975) Graphical methods for presenting statistical data, progress and problems. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 74-90

Baecker, RM (1973) Computer animation, an aid in visualizing complex processes. Canadian Datasystems, March, 30-32

Barabba, VP (1975) A challenge to cartographers. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 15-26

Barb, CE (1974) A spatial display and analysis methodology for monitering urban change. Public Data, 2, (4), 21-27

Bashshur, RL and Shannon, GW and Metzner, CA (1970) The application of three-dimensional analogue models to the distribution of medical care facilities, Medical Care, 8, (5), 395-407

Beddoe, DP (1978) An alternative cartographic method to portray origin-destination data. MA thesis, University of Washington

Beniger, JR (1976) Science's "unwritten" history, the development of quantitative and statistical graphics. Abstracts of the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, New York

Beniger, JR and Robyn, DL (1978) Quantitative graphics in statistics, a brief history, The American Statistician, 32, (1)

Berry, BJL (1971) Problems of data organization and analytical methods in geography, Journal of the American Statistical Association, 66, (335), 510-523

Bertin, J (1978) Theory of communication and theory of 'the graphic', The International Yearbook of Cartography, 18, 118-126

Besag, J (1974) Spatial interaction and the statistical analysis of lattice systems, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society B, 36, (2), 192-225

Bickmore, DP (1975) The relevance of cartography. In J. C. Davies and M. J. McCullagh (eds) Display and Analysis of Spatial Data John Wiley and Sons, London, 328-351

Bloomfield, P (1976) Analysis of cancer mortality in Texas. Proceedings of the Workshop on Automated Cartography and Epidemiology, National Center for Health Statistics, U. S. Department of Health, 27-33

Board, C (1978) How can theories of cartographic communication be used to make maps more effective, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 18, 41-49

Board, C and Buchanan, A (1974) Evaluating thematic maps, current trends in the United Kingdom, The Cartographic Journal, 11, (2), 124-129

Boyle, AR (1974) Geographic information systems in hydrography and oceanography, Canadian Cartographer, 11, (2), 125-141

Brandes, D (1975) Choosing of colour sequences for reproduction in monochrome halftone, The Cartographic Journal, 12, (2), 109-111

Brassel, K (1975) Neighborhood computations for large sets of data points. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 337-345

Brassel, K (1977) A survey of cartographic display software, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 17, 60-77

Brassel, KE and Utano, JJ (1979) Design strategies for continuous-tone area mapping, The American Cartographer, 6, (1), 39-50

Brisson, DW (ed., 1978) Hypergraphics, visualizing complex relationships in art, science and technology. AAAS Selected Symposia Series, Westview Press, Colorado

Brooks, WD and Pinzke, KG (1971) A computer program for three-dimensional presentation of geographical data, Canadian Cartographer, 8, (2), 110-125

Broome, FR (1976) Techniques for statistical mapping via automation. Proceedings of the Workshop on Automated Cartography and Epidemiology, National Center for Health Statistics, U. S. Department of Health, 67-68

Browne, GS (ed., 1974) Atlas of Europe. Bartholomew and Warne, London

Bui-Tuong, P (1975) Illumination for computer generated pictures, Communications of the ACM, 18, (6), 311-317

Bunge, W (1975) Detroit humanly viewed, the American urban present. In R. Abler, D. Janelle, A. Philbrick and J. Sommer (eds) Human Geography in a Shrinking World, Duxbury Press, Massachusetts

Bunge, WW (1973) The geography of human survival, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 63, (3), 275-295

Bunge, WW and Bordessa, R (1975) The Canadian alternative, survival, expeditions and urban change. Department of Geography, Atkinson College, York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Bureau of the Census, U.S. (1973) 1970 census of housing, graphic summary of the 1970 housing census. U.S. Department of Commerce, Social and Economic Statistics Administration, Washington DC GPO

Burton, CF (1970) Air transportation maps. Proceedings of the International Conference on Transportation Maps, 139-149, Budapest

Campbell, RV and Knight, DB (1976) Political territoriality in Canada, a choropleth and isopleth analyses, The Canadian Cartographer, 13, 1-10

Carlstein, T, Parkes, D and Thrift, N (eds, 1978) Timing space and spacing time, human activity and time geography. Vol 2., Edward Arnold, London

Carlyle, IP and Carlyle, WJ (1977) The ellipse, a useful cartographic symbol, Canadian Cartographer, 14, (1), 48-58

Carswell, RJB and Wescott, HM (1974) Comparative use of a picture, and written material in social studies, The Cartographic Journal, 11, (2), 122-123

Castner, HW (1971) An Ontario regional development atlas. In H. W. Castner and G. McGraths (eds) Map Design and the Map User, Cartographica, monograph 2, 77-84

Cerny, JW (1972) Ontogenetic and phylogenetic perspectives on cartograms, The Monadnock, 46, 47-52

Chang, KT (1977) Visual estimation of graduated circles, The Canadian Cartographer, 14, (2), 130-138

Chen, KP, Wu, HY, Yeh, CC and Cheng, YJ (1979) Color atlas of cancer mortality by administrative and other classified districts in Taiwan area, 1968-1976. National Science Council, Taupei, Taiwan

Chengrui, L (ed., 1987) The Population atlas of China. Oxford University Press, Oxford

Chernoff, H (1973) The use of faces to represent points in k-dimensional space graphically, Journal of the American Statistical Association, 68, (342), 361-368

Chernoff, H (1978) Graphical representations as a discipline. In Wang P. C. C. (ed.) Graphical Rep-resentation of Multivariate Data, Academic Press, New York

Chernoff, H and Rizvi, MH (1975) Effect on classification error of random permutations of features in representing multivariate data by faces, Journal of the American Statistical Association, 70, (351), 548-554

Chesnais, M (1970) An attempt to map some analytical features of the French railway traffic. Proceedings of the International Conference on Transportation Maps, 101-102, Budapest

Chiriin, K (ed., 1977) The national atlas of Japan. Geographical Survey Institute, Tokyo

Chrisman, NR (1975) Topological information systems for geographic representation. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 346-351

Clark, JW (1977) Time-distance transformations of transportation networks, Geographical Analysis, 9, (2), 195-205

Clarke, JI (1975) Population and scale. Census Research Unit, Working paper 1, University of Durham

Clarke, JI (1978) Population geography. Progress in human geography, 2, 163-169

Clarke, JI and Rhind, DW (1975) The relationship between the size of areal units and the characteristics of population structure. Census Research Unit, Working paper 5, University of Durham

Clauss, C (1970) Transportation maps for the purposes of agriculture and food-processing industry. Proceedings of the International Conference on Transportation Maps, 121-123, Budapest

Cliff, AD and Ord, JK (1975) The choice of a test for spatial autocorrelation. In J. C. Davies and M. J. McCullagh (eds) Display and Analysis of Spatial Data, John Wiley and Sons, London, 54-77

Coombes, MG (1978) Contiguity, analysis of a concept for spatial studies. Discussion Paper 15, CURDS, University of Newcastle upon Tyne

Coombes, MG, Dixon, JS, Goddard, JB, Openshaw, S and Taylor, PJ (1978) Towards a more rational consideration of census areal units, daily urban systems in Britain, Environment and Planning A, 10, 1179-1185Coppock, JT (1975) Maps by line printer. In J. C. Davies and M. J. McCullagh (eds) Display and Analysis of Spatial Data, In John Wiley and Sons, London, 137-154

Corbett, JP (1975) Topological principles in cartography. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 61-65

Coulson, MR (1977) Political truth and the graphic image, The Canadian Cartographer, 14, (2), 101-111

Coulson, MRC (1978) "Potential for variation", a concept for measuring the significance of variations in size and shape of areal units, Geografiska Annaler, Series B, 60, (1), 48-64

Courgeau, D (1976) Quantitative, demographic, and geographic approaches to internal migration, Environment and Planning A, 8, 261-269

Cox, CW (1975) Psychophysical research and map reading analysis. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 233-237

Cox, CW (1976) Anchor effects and the estimation of graduated circles and squares, The American Cartographer, 3, (1), 65-74

Cox, LH (1975) Applications of lattice theory to automated coding and decoding. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 519-522

Crawley, BG (1975) Automatic contouring on the Gestalt Photomapper, testing and evaluation. American Society of Photogrammetry. Proceedings of Orthophoto Workshop III, San Antonio, Texas, 1-11

Cuff, D (1972) Value versus chroma in color schemes on quantitative maps, Canadian Cartographer, 9, (2), 134-140

Cuff, DJ (1974) Impending conflict in color guidelines for maps of statistical surfaces, Canadian Cartographer, 11, (1), 54-58

Cuff, DJ (1975) Conflicting goals in choosing colors for quantitative maps. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 286-288

Cuff, DJ and Bieri, KR (1979) Ratios and absolute amounts conveyed by a stepped statistical surface, The American Cartographer, 6, (2), 157-168

Dale, L (1971) Cartographic representation of journey-to-work movements. 1971 Canadian Census, working paper (Demographic and Socio-economic Series), 8, Statistics Canada, Ottawa

Dalton, J, Billingsley, J, Quann, J and Bracken, P (1979) Interactive color map displays of domestic information, ACM Computer Graphics, 13, (2), 226-233

Dangermond, J (1976) A classification of alternative automated mapping techniques. Proceedings of the Workshop on Automated Cartography and Epidemiology, National Center for Health Statistics, U. S. Department of Health, 34-42

Davis, JC (1975) Contouring algorithms. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 352-359

Davis, PJ (1974) Visual geometry, computer graphics and theorems of perceived type. Proceedings of Symposia in Applied Mathematics Vol. 20, The Influence of Computing on Mathematical Research and education, American Mathematical Society. Providence, Rhode Island

Dean, AG (1976) Population-based spot maps, an epidemiologic technique, American Journal of Public Health, 66, (10), 988-989

Degani, A (1971) Towards an automated atlas of populaton. PhD thesis, University of Minnesota

Denes, A (1979) Isometric systems in isotropic space, map projections, from the study of distortions series 1973-1979. Visual Studies Workshop Press, New York

Dent, BD (1972) A note on the importance of shape in cartogram communication, The Journal of Geography, 71, (7), 393-401

Dent, BD (1972) Visual organization and thematic map communication, Association of American Geographers, 62, 79-93

Dent, BD (1975) Communication aspects of value-by-area cartograms, The American Cartographer, 2, (2), 154-168

Dent, BD (1977) The nature of maps, essays toward understanding maps and mapping (review), The American Cartographer, 4, (2), 174-176

Dickinson, GC (1973) Statistical mapping and the presentation of statistics. Edward Arnold, London

Dixon, O (1979) A map of population distribution in the Portsmouth area, The Cartographic Journal, 16, (1)

Dixon, OM (1972) Methods and progress in choropleth mapping of population density, The Cartographic Journal, 9, (1), 19-29

Dobson, MW (1974) Refining legend values for proportional circle maps, Canadian Cartographer, 11, (1), 45-53

Dobson, MW (1975) Symbol-subject matter relationships in thematic cartography, The Canadian Cartographer, 12, (1), 52-67

Dobson, MW (1975) The map, in the mind's eye. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 225-231

Dobson, MW (1979) Visual information processing during cartographic communication, The Cartographic Journal, 16, (1), 14-20

Downs, RM and Stea, D (1977) Maps in minds, reflections on cognitive mapping. Harper and Row

Dungan, W (1979) A terrain and cloud computer image generation model, Computer Graphics, 13, (2), 143-147

Dutton, G (1978) American graph fleeting, United States population growth 1790-1970. Laboratory from Computer Graphics and Spatial Analyis, Graduate School of Design, Hardvard University

Editura Academiei Republicii Socialiste, Romania (1975) Atlasul republicii socialiste romania. Romanian National Atlas, Romania

Eriksson, GA (1970) Methods in traffic planning, the growing demand for transport presupposes traffic planning. Proceedings of the International Conference on Transportation Maps, 25-35, Budapest

Evans, D (1973) Keynote address, Why is Computer Graphics Always a Year Away? Computer Graphics, Quarterly report of Siggraph-ACM, 8, (1), 5-11

Everitt, BS (1978) Graphical techniques for multivariate data. Heinemann educational Books, London

Ewing, G (1974) Multidimensional scaling and time-space maps, Canadian Geographer, 18, (2), 161-167

Ewing, GO and Wolfe, R (1977) Surface feature interpolation on two-dimensional time-space maps, Environment and Planning A, 9, 429-437

Fabsitz, RR and Feinleib, M (1976) NHLBI mapping project. Proceedings of the Workshop on Automated Cartography and Epidemiology, National Center for Health Statistics, U. S. Department of Health, 69-73

Feinberg, BM and Franklin, CA (1975) Social graphics bibliography. Bureau of Social Science Research, Inc., Washington D. C.

Feldman, JJ (1976) Geographic differentials, analytic concerns. Proceedings of the Workshop on Automated Cartography and Epidemiology, National Center for Health Statistics, U. S. Department of Health, 43-47

Fienberg, SE (1979) Graphical methods in statistics, The American Statistician, 33, (4), 165-178

Fisherkeller, M, Friedman, JH and Tukey, J. (1974) PRIM-9, an interactive multidimensional data display and analysis system, American Statistical Association Statistical Graphics Video Lending Library

Flannery, JJ (1971) The relative effectiveness of some common graduated point symbols in the presentation of quantitative data, Canadian Cartographer, 8, (2), 96-109

Forbes, J and Robertson, I (1979) Changes in population distribution in Glasgow 1958-1975, Scotish Geographical Magazine, 95, (3), 154-158

Forster, F (1972) Use of a demographic base map for the presentation of areal data in epidemiology. In N. D. McGlashan (ed.) Medical Geography, Techniques and Field Studies, Methuen and Co. Ltd., London

Friis, HR (1974) Statistical cartography in the United States prior to 1870 and the role of Joseph C. G. Kennedy and the U.S. census office, The American Cartographer, 1, (2), 131-157

Gatrell, AC (1974) On the complexity of maps. Papers in Geography 11, Department of Geography. Pennsylvania State University

Getis, A (1974) Representation of Spatial point pattern processes by polya models. In M. Yeates (ed.) Proceedings of the 1972 meeting of the IGU commission on Quantative Geography, McGill-Queen's University Press

Gillard, Q (1979) Places in the news, use of cartograms in introductory geography courses, Journal of Geography, 78, (3), 114-115

Gilmartin, PP (1978) Evaluation of thematic maps Using the semantic differential test, The American Cartographer, 5, (2), 133-139

Gnanadesikan, R (1977) Methods for statistical data analysis of multivariate observations. John Wiley and Sons, New York

Groop, RE and Cole, D (1978) Overlapping graduated circles, magnitude estimation and method of portrayal, Canadian Cartographer, 15, (2), 114-122

Guelke, L (1976) Cartographic communication and geographic understanding, Canadian Cartographer, 13, (2), 107-122

Guelke, L (1979) Perception, meaning and cartographic design, Canadian Cartographer, 16, (1), 61-69

Harrell, Allen, T (1978) New methods in social science research, policy sciences and futures research. Praeger Publishers, London

Haughton, JP (ed., 1979) Atlas of Ireland. Royal Irish Academy, Dublin

Haynes, RM (1978) A note on dimensions and relationships in human geography, Geographical Analysis, 10, (3), 288-293

Herdeg, W (1974) Graphics diagrams, the graphic visualization of abstract text. The Graphics Press, Zurich, Switzerland

Hill, GB (1976) Maps of cancer incidence. Proceedings of the Workshop on Automated Cartography and Epidemiology, National Center for Health Statistics, U. S. Department of Health, 48-51

Holly, BP (1978) The problem of scale in time-space research. In T. Carlstein, D. Parkes and N. Thrift (eds) Time and Regional Dynamics, Edward Arnold, London

Holmes, JH (1974) Isodemographic map of Canada (review), Cartography, 8, (4), 217-219

Hopps, HC (1972) Display of data with emphasis on the map form, Annals of the New York Aademy of Sciences, 199, 325-334

Howe, GM (1979) Mortality from selected malignant neoplasms in the British Isles, the spatial perspective, Geographical Journal, 145, (3), 401-415

Howe, GM (1979) Statistical and cartographic methods of analysing spatial patterns of mortality, Geoforum, 10, (3), 311-322

Howe, GM (ed., 1970) National atlas of disease mortality in the United Kingdom. Thomas Nelson and sons

Hsu, ML (1979) The cartographer's conceptual process and thematic symbolization, The American Cartographer, 6, (2), 117-127

Huggins, W (1973) What's needed now? Why is Computer Graphics Always a Year Away? Computer Graphics, Quarterly report of Siggraph-ACM, 8, (1), 32-48

Hunter, JM and Meade, MS (1971) Population models in the high school, The Journal of Geography, 70, 95-104

Irwin, D (1976) The historical development of terrain representation in American cartography, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 16, 70-83

Jacob, RJK, Egeth, HE and Bevin, W (1976) The face as a data display, Human Factors, 18, (2), 189-200

Jenks, GF (1973) Visual integration in thematic mapping, fact or fiction, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 13, 27-35

Jenks, GF (1974) Statistical mapping and the presentation of statistics (review), The American Cartographer, 1, (2), 175-176

Jenks, GF (1975) Contempory statistical maps, evidence of spatial and graphic ignorance. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 51-60

Jenks, GF (1975) The evaluation and prediction of visual clustering in maps symbolized with proportional circles. In J. C. Davies and M. J. McCullagh (eds) Display and Analysis of Spatial Data, John Wiley and Sons, London, 311-327

Jenks, GF (1975) Undergeneralization and figure-ground relationships in statistical mapping. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 149-154

Jenks, GF and Caspall, FC (1971) Error on choroplethic maps, definition, measurement, reduction, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 61, (2), 217-244

Jensen, JR (1978) Three-dimensional choropleth maps, development and aspects of cartographic communication, Canadian Cartographer, 15, (2), 123-141

Johnson, JH, Salt, J and Wood, PA (1974) Housing and the migration of labour in England and Wales. Saxon House/ Lexington Books, England

Jonchay, Idu (1970) Long-distance aviation and mass transport. Proceedings of the International Conference on Transportation Maps, 164-165, Budapest

Jones, DB (ed., 1972) Oxford economic atlas of the world (4th edition). Oxford University Press, London

Kadmon, N (1975) Data-bank derived hyperbolic-scale equitemporal town maps, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 15, 47-54

Kadmon, N (1977) A novel approach to teaching automated thematic cartography, The Canadian Cartographer, 14, (2), 112-119

Kadmon, N and Shlomi, E (1978) A polyfocal projection for statistical surfaces, The Cartographic Journal, 15, (1), 36-41

Kaufman, L (1975) The uses of color. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 270-276

Kimerling, AJ (1975) A cartographic study of equal value gray scales for use with screened gray areas, The American Cartographer, 2, (2), 119-127

Kirby, AM and Tarn, D (1976) Some problems of mapping the 1971 census by computer, Environment and Planning A, 8, 507-513

Klawe, JJ (1973) Population mapping, Canadian Cartographer, 10, (1), 44-50

Klove, RC (1975) Census statistical mapping and the users. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 175-182

Koeman, C (1979) La graphique et le traitement graphique de l'information, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 19, 159-160

Krause, EF (1975) Taxicab geometry. Addison-Wesley. Philippines

Kretschmer, I (1978) The pressing problems of theoretical cartography, International Yearbook of Cartography, 18, 33-39

Kruskal, W (1975) Visions of maps and graphs. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 27-36

Leaverton, PE (1976) Automated cartography and epidemiology introduction. Proceedings of the Workshop on Automated Cartography and Epidemiology, National Center for Health Statistics, U. S. Department of Health, 7-8

Lo, CP (1973) Cartographic presentation of three-dimensional urban information, The Cartographic Journal, 10, (2), 77-84

MacEachren, AM (1979) The evolution of thematic cartography, a research methodology and historical review, Canadian Cartographer, 16, (1), 17-33

Machover, C (1973) Future of computer graphics, Why is Computer Graphics Always a Year Away? Computer Graphics, Quarterly report of Siggraph-ACM, 8, (1), 49-63

Marchand, B (1973) Deformation of a transportation surface, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 63, (4), 507-521

Markova, EE (1970) Utilization of transport maps for regional planning. Proceedings of the International Conference on Transportation Maps, 24, Budapest

Masser, I (1976) The design of spatial systems for internal migration analysis, Regional Studies, 10, 39-52

Matthews, GJ (1970) Problems of mapping transportation data in South Onterio. Proceedings of the International Conference on Transportation Maps, 9-16, Budapest

McCleary, GF (1975) In pursuit of the map user. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 238-250

McGlashan, ND (1977) Dean technique challenged, American Journal of Public Health, 67, (4), 380-381

McKay, FW (1976) Automated cartography for cancer research. Proceedings of the Workshop on Automated Cartography and Epidemiology, National Center for Health Statistics, U. S. Department of Health, 9-17

McKay, RW (1975) A holographic solution to the problem of three-dimensional display in thematic cartography. MA thesis, Department of Geography, Michigan State University

Meihoefer, HJ (1973) The visual perception of the circle in thematic maps, experimental results, Canadian Cartographer, 10, (1), 63-84

Meine, KH (1979) Thematic mapping, present and future capabilities, World Cartography, 15

Meyer, M.A, Broome, FR, and Schweitzer, RH (1975) Color statistical mapping by the US bureau of the census, The American Cartographer, 2, (2), 100-117

Moellering, H (1973) The automated mapping of traffic crashes, Surveying and Mapping, 33, 467-477

Moellering, H (1975) Interactive cartography. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 415-421

Monmonier, MS (1974) Measures of pattern complexity for choroplethic maps, The American Cartographer, 1, (2), 159-169

Monmonier, MS (1975) Class intervals to enhance the visual correlation of choropleth maps, Canadian Cartographer, 12, (2), 161-178

Monmonier, MS (1976) Modifying objective functions and constraints for maximizing visual correspondence of choroplethic maps, Canadian Cartographer, 13, (1), 21-34

Monmonier, MS (1977) Maps, distortion and meaning. The Association of American Geographers, Resource paper, No. 75-4

Monmonier, MS (1977) Nonlinear reprojection to reduce the congestion of symbols on thematic maps, The Canadian Cartographer, 14, (1), 35-47

Monmonier, MS (1978) Modifications of the choropleth technique to communicate correlation, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 18, 143-158

Monmonier, MS (1978) Viewing azimuth and map clarity, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 68, (2), 180-195

Monmonier, MS (1979) An alternative isomorphism for mapping correlation, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 19, 77-89

Morrill, RL (1970) The shape of diffusion in space and time, Economic Geography, 46, 259-268

Morrison, A (1970) Maps of road travel speed. Proceedings of the International Conference on Transportation Maps, Budapest, 38-53

Morrison, A (1971) Experimental maps of road travel speed, Cartographic Journal, 8, 115-132

Morrison, JL (1975) Map generalization, theory, practice and economics. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 99-122

Muehrcke, P (1972) Thematic cartography. Resource Paper 19, Association of American Geographers, Washington

Muehrcke, PC (1978) Map use, reading, analysis, and interpretation. JP Publications, Madison, Wisconsin

Muller, JC (1975) Statistical accuracy and map enhancement in choroplethic mapping. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 136-148

Muller, JC (1976) Number of classes and choropleth pattern characteristics, The American Cartographer, 3, (2), 169-175

Muller, JC (1978) The mapping of travel time in Edmonton, Alberta, Canadian Geographer, 22, (3), 195-210

Muller, JC (1979) Perception of continuosly shaded maps, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 69, (2), 240-249

Muller, JC and Honsaker, JL (1978) Choropleth map production by facsimile, The Cartographic Journal, 15, (1), 14-19

Newman, W (1973) Where are we? Why is Computer Graphics Always a Year Away? Computer Graphics, Quarterly report of Siggraph-ACM, 8, (1), 12-31

O'Keefe, JA and Greenberg, A (1977) A note on the van der Grinten projection of the whole earth onto a circular disk, The American Cartographer, 4, (2), 127-132

Olson, J (1972) Class interval systems on maps of observed correlated distributions, The Canadian Cartographer, 9, (2), 122-131

Olson, J (1972) The effects of class interval systems on choropleth map correlation, Canadian Cartographer, 9, (1), 44-49

Olson, JM (1975) Autocorrelation and visual map complexity, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 65, (2), 189-204

Olson, JM (1975) Experience and the improvement of cartographic communication, The Cartographic Journal, 12, (2), 94-108

Olson, JM (1975) The organization of color on two-variable maps. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 289-294

Olson, JM (1976) A coordinated approach to map communcation improvement, The American Cartographer, 3, (2), 151-159

Olson, JM (1976) Noncontiguous area cartograms. Professional Geographer, 28, 371-380

Olson, JM (1977) Rescaling dot maps for pattern enhancement, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 17, 125-137

Olson, JM (1979) Cognitive cartographic experimentation, Canadian Cartographer, 16, (1), 34-44

Parkes, DN and Thrift, N (1975) Timing space and spacing time, Environment and Planning A, 7, 651-670

Petchenik, B (1975) Cognition in cartography. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 183-193

Petchenik, BB (1979) From place to space, the psychological achievement of thematic mapping, The American Cartographer, 6, (1)

Peterson, MA (1979) An evaluation of unclassed crossed-line choropleth mapping, The American Cartographer, 6, (1), 21-37

Peucker, TK (1972) Computer cartography. Association of American Geographers, Washington D. C.

Peucker, TK (1975) A theory of the cartographic line. AutoCarto 2 (Proceedings of the International Symposium on Computer-Assisted Cartography), 508-518

Peuker, TK (1972) Computer cartography, a working bibliography. Discussion Paper 12, Department of Geography, University of Toronto

Phillips, DJ (1977) The visual effectiveness of flow maps and cartograms. MA thesis, University of Georgia

Pipkin, J (1975) The map as an information channel, ignorance before and after looking at a choropleth map, The Canadian Cartographer, 12, (1), 80-82

Population Statistics Division and OPCS (1979) Geographical area units. Population Trends, 15, 16-19

Post, JB (1973) An atlas of fantasy. Mirage Press Ltd, Baltimore

Provin, RW (1977) The perception of numerousness on dot maps, The American Cartographer, 4, (2), 111-125

Ratajski, L and Siwek, J (1977) Regular density network, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 17, 138-154

Reichman, S (1970) Transport mapping in Israel. Proceedings of the International Conference on Transportation Maps, Budapest, 190-200

Rhind, D (1975) Geographical analysis and mapping of the 1971 UK census data. Census Research Unit, Working paper 3, University of Durham

Rhind, D (1975) Mapping the 1971 census by computer. Population Trends, 2

Rhind, D (1975) The reform of areal units, Area, 7, (1)

Rhind, D (1979) Cartography, topological best-seller, Geographical Magazine, 51, (5)

Robinson, A and Petchenik, B (1976) The nature of maps. The University of Chicago

Robinson, AH (1974) A new map projection, its development and characteristics, The International Yearbook of Cartography, 14, 145-155

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The 1970s: some key authors

1. Tobler,W
2. Olson, J
3. Monmonier,M
   Cuff,D
   Dobson, M
   Jenks, G
   Muller, J
   Rhind, D
   Robinson, A
   

source: Tobler, WR (1978)

source: Monmonier, MS (1979)

source: Abler, A., Janelle, D., Philbrick, A. and Sommer, J. (1975) 'Human Geography in a shrinking world', Duxbury Press