WHAT’S IN A MAP?.

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WHAT’S IN A MAP?

1. TITLE 2. LEGEND 3. SCALE 4. DATE OF PUBLICATION 5. DIRECTION Identifies area shown and topic, purpose or focus 2. LEGEND Explains meaning of symbols and colours 3. SCALE Compares distances between points on the map with actual distance between those points on the Earth’s surface 4. DATE OF PUBLICATION Indicates if information is recent 5. DIRECTION Represented in two ways: By direction arrow or symbol By the use of latitude and longitude 6. BORDERS Sets the map apart from other information

1. Title 2. Legend 5. Direction 3. Scale 6. Border 4. D of P

Mapping Problem How do you map a 3D space in 2D? 3D objects are distorted in a 2D view Different solutions have been tried, each with advantages and disadvantages?

Mercator Projection Advantage: Flat Fits on a wall Problem: Distorted

Winkel Tripel Projection

Fuller’s Dymaxion Projection