Index for Volume 50 (2015)

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Articles

Adu-Prah, Samuel, and Tonny J. Oyana. “Regionalization of Youth and Adolescent Weight Metrics for the Continental United States Using Contiguity Constrained Clustering and Partitioning.” 2015. 50/2:61–70.

Anderson, Robert J. see McNeill-Jewer, Chelsi A.
“Using Hachures to Construct a 3D Doline Model Automatically.” Nai Yang, Lin Wan, Gui-zhou Zheng, and Jie Yang. 2015. 50/2:86–93.

Balkwill Tweedie, Victoria R., Alicja N. Jazwiec, Taylor P. Johnson, and Isabella E. Vitale. “Morphological Interpretations of Glacial Forms by Spatial Analysis in the Area Surrounding Lake Simcoe, Ontario.” 2015. 50/3:165–71.

Canas, Daniel, Winnie May Chan, Austen Chiu, Logan Jung-Ritchie, Matthew Leung, Logesh Pillay, and Brenda Waltham. “Potential Environmental Effects of Expanding Lake Jo¨kulsárlón in Response to Melting of Breiðamerkurjo¨kull, Iceland.” 2015. 50/3:204–13.
“Cartography and Its Discontents.” Matthew H. Edney. 2015. 50/1:9–13.

Chan, Winnie May see Canas, Daniel

Chiu, Austen see Canas, Daniel
Clayton, Daniel. “‘Snapshots of a Moving Target’: Harley/Foucault/Colonialism.” 2015. 50/1:18–23.

Clements, Kristin A. see To, Kelly K.
Crampton, Jeremy, and Matthew W. Wilson. “Harley and Friday Harbor: A Conversation with John Pickles.” 2015. 50/1:28–36.

“Deconstructing the Map after 25 Years: Furthering Engagements with Social Theory.” Leila M. Harris. 2015. 50/1:50–53.
“Delineation of Paleowind Direction from Dunes in Simcoe County, Ontario.” Kelly K. To, Kristin A. Clements, Sara L. DeThomasis, Alanna G. Smolarz, Christine E.S. van Beest, Mark A. Pollock, Corina R. Zuber, Nicolette D. Francis, and Riley P.M. Mulligan. 2015. 50/3:187–94.

DeThomasis, Sara L. see To, Kelly K.

Dickmann, Frank see Edler, Dennis
Dodge, Martin, and Chris Perkins. “Reflecting on J.B. Harley’s Influence and What He Missed in ‘Deconstructing the Map’.” 2015. 50/1:37–40.

Edler, Dennis, and Frank Dickmann. “Elevating Streets in Urban Topographic Maps Improves the Speed of Map-Reading.” 2015. 50/4:217–23.
Edney, Matthew H. “Cartography and Its Discontents.” 2015. 50/1:9–13.
“Eight Islands on Four Maps: The Cartographic Renegotiation of Hawai‘i, 1876–1959.” John Wyatt Greenlee. 2015. 50/3:119–40.
“Elevating Streets in Urban Topographic Maps Improves the Speed of Map-Reading.” Dennis Edler and Frank Dickmann. 2015. 50/4:217–23.
Elwood, Sarah. “Still Deconstructing the Map: Microfinance Mapping and the Visual Politics of Intimate Abstraction.” 2015. 50/1:45–49.
Englert, Rebecca G., Rebekah C. Ingram, Lauren I. Madronich, Katie M. Maloney, Kira B. Moor, and Kendal C. Rooney. “Quantifying Eroded Sediment Volume during Drumlin Formation in Simcoe County.” 2015. 50/3:172–78. [End Page 262]

Gao, Song see McKenzie, Grant
Greenlee, John Wyatt. “Eight Islands on Four Maps: The Cartographic Renegotiation of Hawai‘i, 1876–1959.” 2015. 50/3:119–40.

“Harley and Friday Harbor: A Conversation with John Pickles.” Jeremy Crampton and Matthew W. Wilson. 2015. 50/1:28–36.
Harris, Leila M. “Deconstructing the Map after 25 Years: Furthering Engagements with Social Theory.” 2015. 50/1:50–53.

Hu, Yingjie see McKenzie, Grant

Hurni, Lorenz see Iosifescu Enescu, Cristina M.

Ingram, Rebekah C. see Englert, Rebecca G.
“Interactivity and Cartography: A Contemporary Perspective on UI/UX Design from Geospatial Professionals.” Robert E. Roth. 2015. 50/2:94–115.
“Introduction: The Limits to Deconstructing the Map.” Reuben Rose-Redwood. 2015. 50/1:1–8.
Iosifescu Enescu, Cristina M., Jacques Montangero, and Lorenz Hurni. “Toward Dream Cartography: Mapping Dream Space and Content.” 2015. 50/4:224–37.

Krisp, Jukka Matthias see Polous, Khatereh
Krygier, John. “Reflections on J.B. Harley’s ‘Deconstructing the Map’.” 2015. 50/1:24–27.