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The five cartographic design principles
Visual contrast
Clarity and legibility
Hierarchical organization
Figure-ground organization
Balance
Figure vs. ground
Figure is what we intend the viewer of the map to first notice, whereas the ground is what is noticed after
Hierarchical organization
The visual importance of layers and features of a map
The four types of online maps
Simple static maps
Basic interactive maps
Interactive maps with data query
Participatory or Web 2.0 maps
A restaurant review map is an example of
A participatory map
An apartment search map is an example of
An interactive map with data querying
The three components of the geospatial web
Integrative
Discoverable
Geographic web services
Geoweb tools
Combine multiple data sets and geographic topics into a single view
How is the geospatial web discoverable?
Facilitates open access between data and users