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Cartographic Examples (Maps from WWU Students)
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Many of the GIS classes at WWU include a cartographic component. In particular EGEO-352 (Computer Cartography) focuses on the visual display of information, as opposed to the spatial analysis. In addition, many of the GIS EGEO-45x courses include higher-end cartographic components.
This page is a small sampling of student works, intended as a showcase and to provide inspiration for future students. For the most part these maps were made entirely with ArcGIS 9.x.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ EGEO-352: Computer Cartography The final lab of EGEO-352 consists of a series of two maps. Students are free to chose the location and topic of their maps as well as the cartographic style (or styles). Maps are listed in alphabetical order by cartographer's last name.
Tim Barrett, 2007
Patrick Elliott, 2008
Tyler Faulstich, 2007
Matt Gagne, 2007
Cindy Grindell, 2008
Nickolas Haldeman, 2007
Matthew Kenny, 2007
Adam Norberg, 2007
Ian Reeves, 2008
Erin Smart, 2007
Ariahna Jones, 2007
Genevieve Layman, 2007
Colin Lindeman, 2007
Clover van Steenberghe, 2007
Nick Weatherly, 2007
Abby Vincent, 2008
Colleen von Foerster, 2008
Taylor Williams, 2007
Plus a couple of maps from earlier labs in EGEO-352...
Cindy Grindell, 2008
Nick Whiting, 2008
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ These maps come from an exercise making use of composite hillshades (the 'Swiss' hillshade method and 'sun glints,' etc.), using regional elevation and/or bathymetric data. Maps are listed in alphabetical order by cartographer's last name.
Sarah Burlingame, 2006
Jennifer Egan, 2006
Patrick Haggerty, 2007
Eric Jensen, 2007
Ariahna Jones, 2007
Justin Lewis, 2006
Stacy Munson, 2006
Adam Neff, 2006
Jacob Tully, 2007
Brian Williams, 2006
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Combining NOAA nautical charts (.kap files) with DEM and bathymetry data (Stefan Freelan, 2008)
2004 Earthquake and Tsunami (produced for the International Tsunami Museum in Thailand in conjunction with Dr. David Satler, WWU) (Stefan Freelan, 2006).
City of Bellingham Annexations (Stefan Freelan, 2004)
The Salish Sea (Stefan Freelan, 2009) Notes on the Salish Sea map (and higher/lower resolution versions)
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