皆さん、こんにちは。私の名前はEmmanuel Kattoです。私はArcGISでクリエイティブな地図を作成しており、いくつかの指導が必要です。ArcGISで効果的な地図を作成するためのヒントはありますか？特に注意すべきデザイン原則はありますか？
どうか助けてください。。
事前にありがとうございます！
よろしくお願いします、
Emmanuel Katto
Happy I put in the work to get an ESRI Certificate for the Geo Apps 1 month MOOC, and have now started CREATING AN ARCGIS STORY MAP - (only 2 hours 35 minutes). My Kenyan colleagues, especially students at Kenyatta University with mapping skills, will begin collaborating with Safina to develop apps that can be field tested as the books are being distributed in rural Kenya. Anyone interested in getting involved, post a reply with an email address and I'll continue you.
Thanks @DavidMurray_ODWC I'm mid-way through the ESRI Geo Apps MOOC, as containers filled with 166,000+ books are making their way by sea to Mombasa for distribution in rural Kenya. very helpful response you posted that I'll share with the NGO team members, some with mapping experience, but most convinced of the need to develop mapping and spatial analysis skill sets while they work on rural development https://safinaempowerment.org
Thanks @TonyContreras_Frisco_TX great response - very helpful to me today as I begin to work as a mentor to a Kenyan NGO involved in rural development https://safinaempowerment.org
Aye, there are plenty of Mapping Conventions followed for effective Cartography. Much too much to go into here, really. Usually takes the form of multiple books and/or formal classes/courses.
A few of the Basics:
~ Don't make it too complex or complicated. A map is a representation of an area. Try to make it as real and accurate as possible, and you might as well just visit the site instead.
As for Creative Application of Cartographic Principles, just look at popular maps. Famous and Popular maps are very good references and inspiration. Good maps may be hundreds of years old, or only a few decades.
The London Underground/Tube map is awesome. Even though it doesn't depict the real-world spatial relationship of what it purports to show. That isn't what makes it awesome.
Some modern cartographers try to recreate in ESRI (or other mapping softwares) the visualization techniques found in the older works of well-loved cartographers. A tour of GitHub or some of the posts in ESRI blogs can show you some of their attempts and tools. ...I have an entire folder on my work PC titled, "Cartography Nerd Resources," that holds scavenged tools and resources for the more standardized application of visualizations -no matter how oddball they may actually be. I was trying not to pick out any one modern creative cartographer with fun tools in particular, but the works of WarrenDz (Warren Davis) would be a good place to start.
Hello Emmanuel,
The question you posted is the topic of many college courses and the bulk of many GIS professional's work. The answer is a common one that spawns more questions that result in more questions. That answer is, it depends.
There are several design principles for making maps, only some apply to every type of map. Here are some things to keep in mind (Thanks to AI):
By adhering to these principles, you can create maps that are both informative and visually appealing, effectively conveying your message to your audience.
Check out the ArcGIS Blogs for Mapping for more info and ideas.
サインインしたメンバーは投稿、更新のフォローなどができます。初めてですか？無料アカウントを登録してください。
Find useful guides, FAQs, and documents to help you navigate and make the most of Esri Community.
