TBRs, a methodology for the multi-scalar cartographic analysis of the distribution of plant formations by Rafael Cámara Artigas, Fernando Díaz del Olmo, Jose Ramon Martinez Batlle

“… An analytical and cartographic method of biomass distribution and plant formations at a multi-scalar level is developed based on bioclimatic variables extracted from the Thornthwaite Water Balance (WB) and the Bioclimatic Balances (BB) of Montero de Burgos & González Rebollar. …”
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Potential of hazard mapping as a tool for facing COVID-19 transmission: the geo-COVID cartographic platform by María Jesús Perles Roselló, Juan Francisco Sortino Barrionuevo, Francisco José Cantarero Prados, Hugo Castro Noblejas, Ana Laura De la Fuente Roselló, José María Orellana-Macías, Sergio Reyes Corredera, Jesús Miranda Páez, Matías Mérida Rodriguez

“… The present research analyses the epidemiological bases, the methodology approach and the utility of the Geo-Covid Cartographic Platform to face COVID-19 transmission at an intra-urban scale.  …”
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An as-yet-unpublished map of Belgrade from the beginning of the 18th century by Dulović Vladimir

Subjects: “…cartographic sources…”
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The book graphics of Vilnius printing houses in XVI-XVII centuries by Jolita Liškevičienė

“…At the beginning of the seventeenth century, copper engravings became widespread: one known collection of emblems was decorated by cartographer Tom Makovski, who had served in the Radvila court. …”
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Concevoir une médiation par le paysage comme outil d’appropriation des enjeux alimentaires par les habitants by Flora Rich, Yves Petit-Berghem

“…By mobilising the results of a diachronic cartographic analysis and a field survey, this contribution shows that a better knowledge of gardening practices at the communal level can provide keys for an appropriation of the stakes of self-production and, more generally, of food by local actors, including the inhabitants.…”
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Cartes de paysage – Horizons à partager by Virginie Pigeon

“…The ongoing paradigm shift invites us to find new representations of the Earth that translate its lived, shared, and inhabited dimensions. By means of cartographic operations based on a collection of individual statements, we attempt to re-establish the political character of the experience of the landscape in a given territory.…”
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The migrant and refugee entrepreneur (of the self): vernacular modes of immaterial labor as (re)invention of the self in the destination country by Laura Alves Scherer1, Carmem Ligia Iochins Grisci

“…This article adopts the Autonomy of Migration approach to analyze the singularization of migrants and refugees from creating work activities based on the perspective of immaterial labor. The cartographic method was used to collect data from interviews and participant observation in Porto Alegre (Brazil), exploring events-activities, key informants, and economic migrants and refugees from the global south who work with music, dance, food, fashion, language, and political-cultural representation. …”
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Articuler un « penser global » et un « agir local » : la territorialisation des « Community Supported Agriculture » by Michaël Pouzenc

“…However, observations carried out locally in France and Mexico combined with a review of the literature, a cartographic analysis of the CSA in Europe and an analysis of their websites allow to see that this relationship from the local to the global comes in interaction and not in replacement of a multi-scalar territorialization, enlightening one aspect of the supposed convergence between the greening of practices and the territorialization of activities, namely the interplay of geographical scales that this convergence implies.…”
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Quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the Cherrat watershed in northwest Morocco using satellite imagery and GIS by Gramz Mohamed, Batchi Mouhcine, Ouiaboub Lahcen, Mettouchi Mehdi, El Bouziani Jamal, Azagane Moulay Hichame, El Abbassi Mariam

“…With this in mind, the aim of this research is to highlight the surface water situation, in particular using a cartographic approach, in order to provide decision-makers with a vision of the surface water situation in the target area and to help them take the necessary and appropriate measures for equitable management, focusing on water sustainability. …”
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Adapter les pratiques aux valeurs, adapter les valeurs aux pratiques : compensation et conciliation des habitants du périurbain pour une mobilité durable by Georges-Henry Laffont, Denis Martouzet

“…Using a quantitative approach (a measure of the movements) and a qualitative one (an interview that put people in front of the cartographic reality of their mobility via a logger-GPS) allows us to reach the justifications of practices. …”
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De l’État au citoyen, redistribution des cartes : éléments d’une histoire de la cartographie by Élisabeth Habert

“…The expression “participatory mapping” has developed over the last ten years and today the term “neocartography” is used and acknowledged by the ICA (International Cartographic Association) to qualify this mapmaking process. …”
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Real estate dispossession, income and immigration in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain) by Juan Manuel Parreño Castellano, Josefina Domínguez-Mujica, Claudio Moreno-Medina

“…In order to achieve this objective, the records of the Common Service of Notifications and Seizures have been used together with data of the Inland Revenue Ministry and Municipal Register, combining statistical and cartographical analysis with the purpose of finding associations and predictive factors. …”
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Trajectoires géographiques et paysagères de friches sportives en montagne by Laurent Astrade, Marie Forget, Christophe Gauchon, Camille Girault, Caroline Meynet

“…From an observation of the current traces in the landscape complemented by documentary, cartographic and dendro-chronological analyses of three sites in the Vercors (Gresse-en-Vercors, the Arzelier pass and Saint-Nizier-du-Moucherotte), we study the dynamics of their abandonment through time and space. …”
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Saisir les liens entre trame bleue, paysages de l’eau et projets urbains by Anne Rivière-Honegger, Sylvie Servain, Gilles Armani, Dominique Andrieu, Hervé Parmentier

“…It appears that urban projects linked to watercourses contribute substantially to the improvement of the living environment in former industrial areas as well as to the development of leisure activities linked to water and amenities which are a part of the river landscape. Cartographic analysis makes it possible to identify profound evolutions in the urban landscape as well as a change in the population which has increased and become more affluent.…”
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Mapping How Worlds Come to Be by Robert Alexander Gorny

“…Especially in architecture, there is a plethora of studies that often use a cartographic approach to chart various material (trans)formations of planetary spaces, and/or the wider discourses on spatial practices that may serve as the basis for theorising and practicing towards other possible worlds and futures. …”
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A contribution to the study of the urbanization of today's old core of Zemun during the 18th century by Mićović Nela

“…An analysis of archival materials and cartographic plans confirmed that the tablet belonged to a house in Glavna Ulica (Main Street) (today's number 15), where, according to the Zemun Magistrate's censuses, Johannes Radmacher lived from 1773 to 1787. …”
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Trajectoires paysagères et crises morphosédimentaires de cônes torrentiels dans la vallée de la Maurienne (Savoie) depuis la fin du Petit Âge glaciaire by Thérèse Hugerot, Laurent Astrade, Christophe Gauchon

“…The use of numerous cadastral, cartographic, photographic and technical archives from between the 18th and 20th centuries has enabled the creation of a geohistorical information system capable of describing and characterising the landscape trajectories of these four cones since the Little Ice Age. …”
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Approvisionner les villes en briques et en tuiles : les carrières urbaines d’argile en France by Bruno Comentale

“…Our research based on a naturalistic approach with field observations and the use of cartographic records, highlights consistent aspects regarding the relationship between cities and nearby quarries, with a specificity linked to the plasticity of the material which is conducive to the disappearance of certain quarries in the landscape. …”
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