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Abdalla, S.

• Waterloo Urban Scene Dataset: An Annotation-Efficient Dataset for Urban Scene Classification with Minimal Supervision, pages 1–2

Adeleke, A.

• Harnessing solar energy from rooftops in Jeffersville informal settlement (City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa), pages 1–2

Adolf, A.

• Review of road selection methods for purpose of multiscale mapping, pages 1–2

Afifah, Z. N.

• Augmented reality (AR) display and spatial learning in autonomous vehicle: A cartographic and cognitive perspective, pages 1–2

Aguiar Rivero, N. E.

• Didactic Atlas of the National Geographic Institute of Spain, pages 1–2

Ahmadi, A.

• Enhancing Aerial Data Semantic Segmentation with a Colour Range Mask Layer: A Deep Learning Approach, pages 1–2

Ahn, J.-S.

• Development of Tactile Map Standards to Support Vulnerable Populations, pages 1–1

Ahson, K.

• Walking, talking and drawing with children – in search of alternative cartographies, pages 1–2

Ajdacka, I.

• Can machine learning help to unify river selection for small-scale map design?, pages 1–2

Akrey, D.

• Mapping the Strata of the Strasbourg-Kehl Border, pages 1–2

Alam, M. S.

• Land Use Land Cover Change Analysis in the Southern Part of Khulna Division, Bangladesh, pages 1–2

Alemany Gómez, L.

• Didactic Atlas of the National Geographic Institute of Spain, pages 1–2
• GeoSapiens: Learning geography through interactive maps, pages 1–3
• SignA: The national GIS of Spain with official cartography and geographical information, pages 1–2

Alhassan, V.

• Generating Analysis-Ready Geospatial Products from National Historical Air Photos, pages 1–2

Allahbakhshi, H.

• Enhancing Urban Accessibility: Participatory Mapping and Technology for Inclusive Digital Maps, pages 1–2

Alsharrah, S.

• Mapping Histories: Integrating Cartography into Photobook Narratives of Migration and Identity, pages 1–2

Alves Ribeiro, D.

• Artificial Intelligence and Cartography Education: Some Possibilities, pages 1–3

Amano, K.

• Title of submission: The Potential of AI "Maps" with Differences from the Real World to Expand Imagination, pages 1–2

Amiri-Simkooei, A.

• Location-Based Services in Complex Indoor Environments via Modern Smartphone Multi-Sensor Integrated Navigation, pages 1–2

Amoako, E. A.

• Spatial Analysis of HPV Cancer Mortality in Persistent Poverty Counties in the US (1999-2020), pages 1–2

Anderson, A.

• Locative Audio for Educational and Inclusive Cartography: A Case Study in Green Stormwater Infrastructure, pages 1–2

Anderson, T.

• Measuring Social Vulnerability to Earthquakes in Ishikawa, Japan utilizing Spatial Analysis, pages 1–2

Angly Bieri, F.

• Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for real-time warnings on mobile maps – the case of forest fires, pages 1–3

Annanias, Y.

• Semantic Segmentation-based approach to the analysis of old maps, pages 1–2

Apraku, C. Y.

• Spatial Analysis of Soil Properties and Accessibility in Tennessee's Urban Green Infrastructure, pages 1–1

Araszkiewicz, A.

• T-rep – a web repository of tactile cartographic knowledge, pages 1–2

Archer, R.

• Spatial Analysis of Soil Properties and Accessibility in Tennessee's Urban Green Infrastructure, pages 1–1

Archer, R. S.

• HBCU EJ Technical Collaborative: Developing Geospatial Tools to Support Community-Based Action Towards Clean and Safe Environments, pages 1–2

Arnold, K.

• Analysis of stakeholder roles in the Integrated Geospatial Information Framework (IGIF) and spatial data infrastructures (SDIs), pages 1–2

Arundel, S.

• Building footprint extraction using National Agriculture Imagery Program imagery and 3D Elevation Program lidar data: a deep learning approach, pages 1–2

Attané, A.

• Analysis and representation of vegetation cover evolution in natural resource restoration areas in northern Burkina-Faso, pages 1–2

Atumo, E. A.

• Spatial Approach for the Assessment of Public Transit Node Accessibility in Urban Areas of Developing Countries: Evidence from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, pages 1–2

Azizi, V.

• Determining of potential location for dam construction through geospatial analysis and modeling. Case study: “C.Z. Pograxhë” in the Republic of Kosova, pages 1–1

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Baldrica-Franklin, G.

• Life and deprecation: what happens to digital maps in the long-term?, pages 1–2
• An "Atlas in a Day" Design Challenge: Co-creating a Historical Atlas of Racial Violence in the UW Cartography Lab, pages 1–2
• Locative Audio for Educational and Inclusive Cartography: A Case Study in Green Stormwater Infrastructure, pages 1–2

Balla, D.

• Comparative performance analysis of open source web mapping libraries for rendering large amounts of vector data, pages 1–2

Bandrova, T.

• Educational activities for children on disaster preparedness and map use, pages 1–2
• Cartographic Body of Knowledge – still in progress, pages 1–2

Bannon, S.

• Mapping Changes to Geographical Names Over Time in Canada, pages 1–3

Bański, J.

• Atlas of Small Towns (Poland) - assumptions and challenges, pages 1–2

Beale, S.

• Mapping with SIKU - The Indigenous Knowledge App for environmental data access, land safety, and knowledge sharing across the North., pages 1–2

Beconytė, G.

• Mapping Autofiction: Young Female in the Post-Soviet Vilnius, pages 1–3
• I saw it (on a map): Gendered Poetic Optics of Vilnius, pages 1–2

Beitlova, M.

• How does pre-existing knowledge affect map reading?, pages 1–1

Beitlová, M.

• Mapping the Process: A Framework for Non-Cartographers in Visual Storytelling, pages 1–2
• Understanding User Behavior with Maps Displayed on Mobile and Desktop Devices, pages 1–2

Belmar Lizarán, S.

• SignA: The national GIS of Spain with official cartography and geographical information, pages 1–2

Benmessaoud, H.

• The use of GIS data in the desertification risk’s cartography case of south of the Aurès region (Algeria), pages 1–2

Benmessaoud, M.

• The use of GIS data in the desertification risk’s cartography case of south of the Aurès region (Algeria), pages 1–2

Berg, A.

• The Built-Hazard Interface: A Dynamic Framework for Mapping Hazard Zones, pages 1–2

Bergmann, L.

• Towards a discrete generalization of cartographic projections, pages 1–2

Berr, K.

• A Theoretical Framework for Fallibilism and Generative AI in Cartography, pages 1–2

Beyeler, S.

• Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for real-time warnings on mobile maps – the case of forest fires, pages 1–3

Bielawski, B.

• Conceptual foundations for publishing web map services of topographic databases in Poland, pages 1–2

Bielecka, E.

• Synthetic and simplified visualisation of reality through a choreographic map, pages 1–2

Biemann, O.

• Data from Beekeepers and Maps for Beekeepers: A Decade of Monitoring Honey bee Colony Losses in the Czech Republic, pages 1–2

Bilodeau, Y.

• Crowd-Sourced Bathymetry Vertical Uncertainty Calculation per Sounding, pages 1–2

Biondo, L.

• Creating Geospatial Data Visualization and Exploration Tools for Simulated and Modeled Datasets, pages 1–2

Bleisch, S.

• Supporting understanding of complex spatio-temporal relationships with multi-perspective visualizations linked through smooth display transitions, pages 1–2
• Quantitative Line Glyphs to Visualize Multivariate Geometric Properties in Multi-scale Spatial data, pages 1–2

Blossom, J.

• The Map of Inclusive Symbols and Spaces at Harvard, pages 1–2

Bocher, E.

• Introducing libCartoSym, an open-source software library for transcoding portrayal rules between different encodings based on OGC Cartographic Symbology 2.0, pages 1–2

Bogolyubov, M.

• Transport network modelling on hexagonal discrete global grid system, pages 1–1

Bond, J.

• CSRS Modernization: A new Coordinate Reference System for Canada, pages 1–2

Bonerath, A.

• Visualizing Spatial Dynamic Networks with Force-Directed Graph Layout, pages 1–2

Bonhomme, É.

• Mapping Canada: Addressing Challenges through Collaboration and Innovation, pages 1–1

Borczon, K.

• Mitigating relief inversion illusion with multidirectional sky illumination model: A user study, pages 1–2

Boretskii, I.

• Developing a Digital Atlas as a concept for multi-perspective peace and conflict mapping, pages 1–2

Bousias Alexakis, E.

• Generating Analysis-Ready Geospatial Products from National Historical Air Photos, pages 1–2

Breton, M.

• Crowd-Sourced Bathymetry Vertical Uncertainty Calculation per Sounding, pages 1–2

Bricker, J.

• The Qualitative Development and Evaluation of a New User Perspective Map, pages 1–2

Bronowicz, C.

• Supporting understanding of complex spatio-temporal relationships with multi-perspective visualizations linked through smooth display transitions, pages 1–2

Brus, J.

• Data from Beekeepers and Maps for Beekeepers: A Decade of Monitoring Honey bee Colony Losses in the Czech Republic, pages 1–2

Brülisauer, F.

• Designing Map-Based Dashboards for Mobility Digital Twins, pages 1–2

Buckley, A.

• Toward an ICA Code of Conduct: Community Workshop, pages 1–2

Buckley, A. R.

• Cartographic Textbook Writing in the Digital Age: Lessons Learned from Map Use, Ninth Edition, pages 1–3

Burghardt, D.

• Applications of generative methods in cartography on the example of creating pictorial maps, pages 1–3
• The complexity of simplicity: on the perception of schematized thematic maps, pages 1–2

Burian, J.

• Map of Olomouc Changes Over Time, pages 1–1

Burke, J.

• Integrating Sites of Interest into Unstructured Mesh Generation for use in Ocean Modelling, pages 1–3

Buttenfield, B. P.

• The effects of line simplification on planform geometry, pages 1–3

Bélanger, D.

• Mapping Canada: Addressing Challenges through Collaboration and Innovation, pages 1–1

Van Bever, E.

• How do experts and novices read thematic maps? – An eye-tracking and EEG study, pages 1–1

C

Cabrera-Rivera, O.

• The North American Environmental Atlas: Mapping the shared environment of Canada, Mexico and the United States, pages 1–3

Cacciatore, J. A. D.

• An automatic solution for determining the Big Geo Data characteristics and classification for thematic mapping, pages 1–2

Cai, W.

• Mapping the social inequity of neighborhood visual environment in Los Angeles through computer vision and multi-model machine learning, pages 1–2

Cai, X.

• Semantic search engine for geospatial datasets using large language models and AWS OpenSearch, pages 1–1

Cajo-Esteban, R.

• Cartographic Visualization of Energy Savings in Buildings for Compliance with the Spanish nZEB Standard, pages 1–2

Caldwell, K.

• An "Atlas in a Day" Design Challenge: Co-creating a Historical Atlas of Racial Violence in the UW Cartography Lab, pages 1–2

Calvo Guinea, M. C.

• An approach to street and road network generalization from Graph Theory, pages 1–2

Cammack, R. G.

• Preference Analysis Methods in Cartographic Research. Map Reader Preference for Lettering Typefaces on printed Maps, pages 1–2

Cao, R.

• Mapping the Vanishing and Transformation of Urban Villages in China: A Tale of Three Cities, pages 1–2

Cartwright, W.

• Mapping Speed 2 – AIR, pages 1–3
• International Journal of Cartography – An analysis of a decade of publishing, pages 1–2

Cha, S.

• Map Color Transformation and Recommendation System for Color Vision Deficiency, pages 1–2

Chambers, J.

• Decolonizing mapping practices: Tools, tensions, and issues of translation in creating counter-cartographies, pages 1–2

Champagne-Saint-Arnaud, V.

• Behavioural Dynamics and Geospatial Insights: A Framework for Reducing Household GHG Emissions through Tailored Strategies, pages 1–2

Chan, W. T.

• Introducing the OGC API – Discrete Global Grid Systems Standard for Enhanced Geospatial Data Interoperability, pages 1–2

Chanba, K.

• Cartographic Display of Indigenous Lands in Apple Maps, pages 1–2

Chapman, M.

• Mapping with SIKU - The Indigenous Knowledge App for environmental data access, land safety, and knowledge sharing across the North., pages 1–2

Chassin, T.

• Pre-Filled Maps for Proactive e-Participation: A New Paradigm for PPGIS Methodologies, pages 1–2

Chen, C.

• Understanding Crowdsourced Map Layout Designs via Interpretable GNN-based Layout Representation Learning, pages 1–2

Chen, D.

• Interpreting morphological prototype of urban form using CNN and prototype learning, pages 1–2

Chen, M.

• A variable hydrological element construction and visualization system for advancing the spatial resolution in hydrodynamic simulation process, pages 1–2

Chen, X.

• Research on the Impact Mechanism of Leisure Environment Quality on Spatial Vitality from the Perspective of Image-Text Fusion Perception：A Case Study of Nanjing, pages 1–2

Chen, Y.

• From PhD to Professor: Global Faculty Placement Trends in GIScience, pages 1–2
• A Pan-Map Knowledge Recommendation Method Based on Visual Dimension Theory, pages 1–2
• The Envision of Representational Spectrum of Pan-maps in the ICT era, pages 1–3

Cheng, S.

• Geographic Spatial Cognition Differences in Virtual Reality Environments, pages 1–2
• Gender Differences in Wayfinding Abilities in Real-World Geographic Environments: Insights from Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2

Cheng, Y.

• Intelligent Landslide Hazard Mapping Method Integrating SSGAN and GIS Spatial Modeling, pages 1–1

Cho, H. K.

• Development of Tactile Map Standards to Support Vulnerable Populations, pages 1–1

Choi, J.

• Development of Tactile Map Standards to Support Vulnerable Populations, pages 1–1

Choromański, K.

• Leveraging spatial big data technology for country wide analysis of mobility using Floating Car Data, pages 1–2

Church, I.

• Integrating Sites of Interest into Unstructured Mesh Generation for use in Ocean Modelling, pages 1–3
• Crowd-Sourced Bathymetry Vertical Uncertainty Calculation per Sounding, pages 1–2
• Application of Multibeam Sonar Bathymetry and Backscatter in Coastal Sediment Transport Modelling: Implications for Nautical Charting, pages 1–2
• Advancing Seafloor Mapping with Machine Learning: A Point Convolution Approach for Filling the Gaps in Multibeam Echo Sounder Data, pages 1–1

Ciglič, R.

• Challenges of deep learning recognition of cultivated terraces and their mapping: The case of Slovenia, pages 1–2
• The Geographical Atlas of Natural Disasters in Slovenia, pages 1–2

Clark, J.

• Where Rivers, Mountains and People Meet: The Essential Geography of The Sea to Sky Corridor, pages 1–2

Coetzee, S.

• Toward an ICA Code of Conduct: Community Workshop, pages 1–2

Cole, D. G.

• A Geospatial Career of 50 years with more than 500 Maps & GIS Projects, pages 1–2

Collombin, M.

• Introducing libCartoSym, an open-source software library for transcoding portrayal rules between different encodings based on OGC Cartographic Symbology 2.0, pages 1–2

Contarato, O. U. T.

• Devices of creation and a moving cartography, pages 1–2

Cooper, A. K.

• Analysis of stakeholder roles in the Integrated Geospatial Information Framework (IGIF) and spatial data infrastructures (SDIs), pages 1–2

Corbett, J.

• Creating Geospatial Data Visualization and Exploration Tools for Simulated and Modeled Datasets, pages 1–2

Correa, N.

• Drawing the line: Sketch-maps and data comics as a participatory research method, pages 1–2

Cowart, A.

• An "Atlas in a Day" Design Challenge: Co-creating a Historical Atlas of Racial Violence in the UW Cartography Lab, pages 1–2
• Shaping new infrastructure and practices for cartographic innovation, education, and outreach in universities, pages 1–2

Cox, S.

• Navigating Cognitive Challenges: How ADHD Affects Spatial Knowledge Acquisition, pages 1–2

Crompvoets, J.

• Analysis of stakeholder roles in the Integrated Geospatial Information Framework (IGIF) and spatial data infrastructures (SDIs), pages 1–2

Cron, J.

• Promoting reflexive learning in cartography in an international classroom, pages 1–2
• Implementing “Critical Cartography” in higher education: a cross-university module proposal, pages 1–2
• Toward an ICA Code of Conduct: Community Workshop, pages 1–2

Croteau, D.

• The North American Environmental Atlas: Mapping the shared environment of Canada, Mexico and the United States, pages 1–3

Cybulski, P.

• Shaking Up Maps: Evaluating Earthquake Visualization with Vibrating Symbols, pages 1–2
• Context-Based Visual Search on a Mobile Map, pages 1–2

Cygan, M.

• Styling and Publishing Multidimensional Imagery to the Web, pages 1–2

Czernic, P.

• Mapping pedestrian flow from surveillance cameras for sustainable spatial planning, pages 1–2

del Carmen Ernstberger, M.

• Promoting reflexive learning in cartography in an international classroom, pages 1–2

D

Dagnino, A. M.

• Simulating Social-Ecological Outcomes of Urban Greening Initiatives: A Cellular Automata Case Study in Montreal, pages 1–2

Dall’Acqua, L.

• Classed or continuous rainbow color scheme? A case study with 2D and 3D permafrost visualizations, pages 1–2

Dang, P.

• A fast twin modelling method for earthquake AR scenes with multi-sensor perceptual enhancement, pages 1–1

Danihlik, J.

• Data from Beekeepers and Maps for Beekeepers: A Decade of Monitoring Honey bee Colony Losses in the Czech Republic, pages 1–2

Darroch, M.

• Mapping the Strata of the Strasbourg-Kehl Border, pages 1–2

Davies, J.

• The Soviet Military City Plans of Canada: An Introduction, pages 1–2

Davis, M.

• Innovation and individualism: The evolution of aesthetics in British Cartographic Society Awards, 1978–2024, pages 1–2
• The Soviet Military City Plans of Canada: An Introduction, pages 1–2

Delmelle, E.

• Emotional Landscapes: Mapping Urban Park Sentiments Using Natural Language Processing, pages 1–3

Demet, L.

• Deep mapping cartography's limits: the artfulness of rendering spatial practice, pages 1–2

Demhardt, I. J.

• The United States by early Geographical-Statistical Atlases: A comparison of Historical, Chronological, and Geographical American Atlas (Philadelphia, 1822) and Atlas von Amerika (Weimar, 1823–29), pages 1–2

Denier, S.

• «Base Map» - a new vector tiles-based map for mobile applications, pages 1–3

Denny, S.

• Mapping Changes to Geographical Names Over Time in Canada, pages 1–3

Desai, M. V.

• The Atlas of Theoretical Cartography: Spatializing Geodata and its Generalization Conceptions, pages 1–4

Desrochers, N.

• Enhancing Flood Management in Canada: Leveraging SAR and AI for Improved Emergency Response, pages 1–2

Detsikas, S. E.

• Developing state of the art geoinformation tools to enable an improved understanding of land surface interactions: the input of LISTEN-EO project, pages 1–1
• Developing state of the art web cartography tools to evaluate the socioeconomic impact of climate change in the Arctic, pages 1–1

Dewan, F.

• Children’s cognitive story mapping: integrating child care work practice, art creation and cartography, pages 1–2

Dewis, Z.

• Deep learning for 250m Resolution Annual Land Cover Mapping from 2010 to 2024 in Canada Using MODIS Time-Series Data, pages 1–2

Dickmann, F.

• Immersive Virtual Reality (VR) in Geography Lessons in Schools – A Case Study from North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, pages 1–2
• Differences in navigation behavior between head-mounted display and desktop presentation, pages 1–2
• Using physiological measurement to investigate fear in virtual geographical spaces, pages 1–2

Ding, L.

• Understanding Crowdsourced Map Layout Designs via Interpretable GNN-based Layout Representation Learning, pages 1–2

Dion, P.

• Introducing libCartoSym, an open-source software library for transcoding portrayal rules between different encodings based on OGC Cartographic Symbology 2.0, pages 1–2

Divanis, A.

• Simplifying the Publishing Process for Open Geospatial Data, pages 1–2

Donahue, B.

• CSRS Modernization: A new Coordinate Reference System for Canada, pages 1–2

Donaldson, M. R.

• Preference Analysis Methods in Cartographic Research. Map Reader Preference for Lettering Typefaces on printed Maps, pages 1–2

Donkor, D.

• Spatial Analysis of HPV Cancer Mortality in Persistent Poverty Counties in the US (1999-2020), pages 1–2

Doyle, C.

• Mapping Changes to Geographical Names Over Time in Canada, pages 1–3

Drews, J.

• A Theoretical Framework for Fallibilism and Generative AI in Cartography, pages 1–2

Drozda, J.

• Large-format archival materials with limited public access as neglected cultural heritage, pages 1–2

Du, D.

• From Land to Lives: Mapping the Evolution of Border Governance System in the West Bank, pages 1–2

Duan, J.

• A literature map construction approach combining reality and virtuality for the Eastern mythological novel Journey to the West, pages 1–2

Dukaczewski, D.

• Synthetic and simplified visualisation of reality through a choreographic map, pages 1–2
• The cartographic methods of visualising Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) indicators elaborated based on Earth Observation data, pages 1–2

Dunkel, A.

• Applications of generative methods in cartography on the example of creating pictorial maps, pages 1–3

do Canto, T. S.

• Devices of creation and a moving cartography, pages 1–2

E

Eberlein, S.

• Quantitative Line Glyphs to Visualize Multivariate Geometric Properties in Multi-scale Spatial data, pages 1–2

Edler, D.

• Immersive Virtual Reality (VR) in Geography Lessons in Schools – A Case Study from North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, pages 1–2
• A Theoretical Framework for Fallibilism and Generative AI in Cartography, pages 1–2
• Cartographic Vocabularies and Their Redescription – A Contribution to Neopragmatic Cartographic Theory in Light of the Challenges Posed by Augmented and Virtual Worlds as well as Artificial Intelligence, pages 1–1

Ernstberger, M. C.

• Implementing “Critical Cartography” in higher education: a cross-university module proposal, pages 1–2

Ertelt, S.-M.

• Conceptualizations of space and maps towards reducing energy loss and achieving United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7: Affordable and clean energy, pages 1–2

Ertz, O.

• Introducing libCartoSym, an open-source software library for transcoding portrayal rules between different encodings based on OGC Cartographic Symbology 2.0, pages 1–2

Esfahani, F.

• Enhancing Flood Management in Canada: Leveraging SAR and AI for Improved Emergency Response, pages 1–2

Everatt, D.

• Harnessing solar energy from rooftops in Jeffersville informal settlement (City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa), pages 1–2

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Fabrikant, S. I.

• Virtual landmark cues improve spatial learning: evidence from an augmented reality indoor navigation study, pages 1–3
• From maps in the head to maps in the hand: how does environmental familiarity influence pedestrian navigators’ mobile map use behavior?, pages 1–3

Fairbairn, D.

• The Impulse to Map and the Nature of the Human Cognitive System, pages 1–1

Farmakis-Serebryakova, M.

• Neural Network Models for Adaptive Multi-scale Relief Shading, pages 1–2

Faucher, M.-A.

• Mapping Canada: Addressing Challenges through Collaboration and Innovation, pages 1–1

Fedor, T.

• Modelling and visualisation of heat stress in urban areas using high-resolution geospatial data, pages 1–2

Feng, C.-C.

• Enabling Web-Based Customization of Contiguous Cartograms, pages 1–2

Feng, Y.

• Efficient Visual Analytics of Localized High-Frequency Multimodal All-Traffic Trajectory Data at Urban Intersections, pages 1–2
• Leveraging Interactive Mixed Reality for Dynamic Situational Information Updating in Fire Evacuation, pages 1–3

Field, K.

• Mapbusters: Breaking the rules in cartography, pages 1–2

Fischer-Stabel, P.

• Flood Risk Awareness in the Digital Age: Virtual Reality and Geovisualization for the Next Generation, pages 1–2

Fish, C.

• Leveraging Topological Data Analysis for disaster preparation and response, a cartographic perspective, pages 1–2
• Shaping new infrastructure and practices for cartographic innovation, education, and outreach in universities, pages 1–2

Fish, C. S.

• Visualizing Glacial Retreat in Maps: An Empirical Evaluation Study, pages 1–2

Flores, C.

• Decolonizing mapping practices: Tools, tensions, and issues of translation in creating counter-cartographies, pages 1–2

Fok, A.

• Semantic search engine for geospatial datasets using large language models and AWS OpenSearch, pages 1–1

Foroughi, I.

• An Update to the Canadian Vertical Datum, pages 1–2

Fournier, J.-L.

• Mapping Changes to Geographical Names Over Time in Canada, pages 1–3

Franziska Kaguembega, F.

• Analysis and representation of vegetation cover evolution in natural resource restoration areas in northern Burkina-Faso, pages 1–2

Fu, C.

• Designing Map-Based Dashboards for Mobility Digital Twins, pages 1–2

Fu, H.

• Road Network Selection Based on Quantum Weighted PageRank Algorithm, pages 1–2

Fu, W.

• Geographic Spatial Cognition Differences in Virtual Reality Environments, pages 1–2
• Gender Differences in Wayfinding Abilities in Real-World Geographic Environments: Insights from Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2

Fuest, S.

• Visualization concepts for representing spatiotemporal vagueness in colonial collection research using the example of historical ship journeys, pages 1–3

Fulton, L.

• Tracing the Flow of Treaty Relations in the Salish Sea., pages 1–2

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Galloway, A.

• Mapping Changes to Geographical Names Over Time in Canada, pages 1–3

Galvánek, D.

• Geospatial Insights into Agricultural Land Use Dynamics in Slovakia (2004–2024): Challenges and Opportunities, pages 1–3

Gao, X.

• Emotional Landscapes: Mapping Urban Park Sentiments Using Natural Language Processing, pages 1–3

Gao, Y.

• Urban Ecosystem Transformations in New York City: Insights from Multi-temporal Remote Sensing and Machine Learning, pages 1–1

Garate, M.

• A Comparison of Hand-Held AR and VR for On-Site Assessment of Construction Projects, pages 1–2

García-Ballano, C. J.

• Cartographic Visualization of Energy Savings in Buildings for Compliance with the Spanish nZEB Standard, pages 1–2

Gardim, G. S.

• Query Automation for Preventing and Combating Fires Using a Spatial Database: A Case Study of the UFPR Campus, pages 1–3

Gartner, G.

• How to trust AI-generated maps, pages 1–2
• What theses topics tell about the evolvement of cartography as a discipline, pages 1–2
• The Impact of HD Maps for Autonomous Vehicles on the Evolution of Cartography, pages 1–2
• Exploring cartographic language for AI, pages 1–2
• Cartographic Body of Knowledge – still in progress, pages 1–2
• The Impulse to Map and the Nature of the Human Cognitive System, pages 1–1

Gastner, M. T.

• Enabling Web-Based Customization of Contiguous Cartograms, pages 1–2

Gautier, L.

• Comparing urban namescapes: A mixed-methods analysis of European and North American stadium names, pages 1–2

Gavaldà, O.

• Colouring Cities: A Global Network and Open Platform for Collaborative Mapping of Building Stocks, pages 1–2

Gavrilova, S.

• Developing a Digital Atlas as a concept for multi-perspective peace and conflict mapping, pages 1–2

Gałkowski, P.

• Bridging Heritage and Innovation: The Digital Repository of Polish Geological Cartography, pages 1–1

Gašperič, P.

• The role and meaning of geographical names on Florjančič's map of Carniola from 1744, pages 1–2

Gede, M.

• Comparative performance analysis of open source web mapping libraries for rendering large amounts of vector data, pages 1–2

Gerber, A.

• Integrating Sites of Interest into Unstructured Mesh Generation for use in Ocean Modelling, pages 1–3

Germano, N. L.

• Devices of creation and a moving cartography, pages 1–2

Geršič, M.

• The role and meaning of geographical names on Florjančič's map of Carniola from 1744, pages 1–2

Gharibpour, R.

• Exploring the Possibilities and Limitations of Webcam-Based Eye-Tracking for Interactive and Static Map Studies: A Comparative Perspective on WebGazer and RealEye, pages 1–3

Gimenes de Sena, C. C. R.

• Artificial Intelligence and Cartography Education: Some Possibilities, pages 1–3

Girres, J.-F.

• Analysis and representation of vegetation cover evolution in natural resource restoration areas in northern Burkina-Faso, pages 1–2

Giusti, C.

• Leveraging Topological Data Analysis for disaster preparation and response, a cartographic perspective, pages 1–2

Glušič, A.

• Challenges of deep learning recognition of cultivated terraces and their mapping: The case of Slovenia, pages 1–2

Gnat, M.

• Cartographic visualization of the Mars terraforming process, pages 1–2

Godišková, G.

• Advancing Cartography: Exploring 3D Visualization and Interaction in Immersive Virtual Reality, pages 1–2

Godišková, G. G.

• Mapping the Process: A Framework for Non-Cartographers in Visual Storytelling, pages 1–2

Goga, T.

• Geospatial Insights into Agricultural Land Use Dynamics in Slovakia (2004–2024): Challenges and Opportunities, pages 1–3

Gollenstede, A.

• Visualization concepts for representing spatiotemporal vagueness in colonial collection research using the example of historical ship journeys, pages 1–3

Gomes Flaire Jordão, B.

• Artificial Intelligence and Cartography Education: Some Possibilities, pages 1–3

González Jiménez, A.

• An approach to street and road network generalization from Graph Theory, pages 1–2

Gotlib, D.

• The Impact of HD Maps for Autonomous Vehicles on the Evolution of Cartography, pages 1–2

Gołębiowska, I.

• Classed or continuous rainbow color scheme? A case study with 2D and 3D permafrost visualizations, pages 1–2
• Mitigating relief inversion illusion with multidirectional sky illumination model: A user study, pages 1–2
• So who wins on this map? A user study on the persuasiveness of selected design solutions for presenting dominance on thematic maps, pages 1–2
• From Maps to Meaning: An Exploratory Study of Generative AI Models’ Use of Statistical Maps, pages 1–2

Gravel, P.

• Generating Analysis-Ready Geospatial Products from National Historical Air Photos, pages 1–2

Griffin, A. L. G.

• AI and Map Use: Can AI Understand Maps?, pages 1–1

Groenhuijzen, M. R.

• Reconstructing and analyzing the Roman frontier landscape along the Lower Rhine in the Netherlands, Flanders and western Germany, pages 1–2

Grus, M.

• Modernization of topographic mapping, success factors and lessons learnt, pages 1–1

Guan, H.

• Training-free Urban Tree Counting with Multi-modal data, pages 1–2

Guo, M.

• Waterloo Urban Scene Dataset: An Annotation-Efficient Dataset for Urban Scene Classification with Minimal Supervision, pages 1–2

Guo, R.

• A Pan-Map Knowledge Recommendation Method Based on Visual Dimension Theory, pages 1–2
• The Envision of Representational Spectrum of Pan-maps in the ICT era, pages 1–3

H

Halik, Ł.

• Usefulness of WebXR technology in the 3D geovisualization of topographic data, pages 1–2

Hamann, M.

• The Influence of Intuitive Associations on our Reading Comprehension of Temperature Maps, pages 1–2

Hamatsu, S.

• Title of submission: The Potential of AI "Maps" with Differences from the Real World to Expand Imagination, pages 1–2

Hanaoka, K.

• Building a GIS-Based Place Name Dictionary: Advancing Spatial Humanities with MapKurator and Historical Topographic Maps of Japan, pages 1–3

Hansen, C.

• Developing best practice guidelines for geospatial data and mapping within the South African polar sciences, pages 1–1

Hansen, H. S.

• OGC Standard Compliant Platform Following FAIR Principles for Marine and Freshwater Research, pages 1–2
• Making Marine and Freshwater Data FAIR: Refining Geospatial Search Requests Using Ontologies and Thesauri, pages 1–2

Haq, A.

• Advancing the Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure: Innovations in Automation, Sustainability and Accessible Web Cartography for Mapping the Arctic’s Fragile Ecosystem, pages 1–2

Harris, C. A.

• HBCU EJ Technical Collaborative: Developing Geospatial Tools to Support Community-Based Action Towards Clean and Safe Environments, pages 1–2

Harrison, J. F.

• Advancing Methodologies for Integrating Indigenous Knowledge and Culture in Mountain Ecosystem Service Assessments: A Case Study from Taiwan, pages 1–2

Hart, D. A.

• Locative Audio for Educational and Inclusive Cartography: A Case Study in Green Stormwater Infrastructure, pages 1–2

Harvey, F.

• Semantic Segmentation-based approach to the analysis of old maps, pages 1–2

Haunert, J.-H.

• Visualizing Spatial Dynamic Networks with Force-Directed Graph Layout, pages 1–2

Haverkost, A.

• Preference Analysis Methods in Cartographic Research. Map Reader Preference for Lettering Typefaces on printed Maps, pages 1–2

Hayashi, S.

• Masaki Fujihata’s BeHere/1942 AR app: From Relational Map to Geolocative Augmented Reality Experience, pages 1–2

He, B.

• A Pan-Map Knowledge Recommendation Method Based on Visual Dimension Theory, pages 1–2

He, H.

• Waterloo Urban Scene Dataset: An Annotation-Efficient Dataset for Urban Scene Classification with Minimal Supervision, pages 1–2
• Training-free Urban Tree Counting with Multi-modal data, pages 1–2

He, M.

• Designing Storytelling Maps for Cross-Regional Transport Net-work Planning, pages 1–2

Heath, J.

• Mapping with SIKU - The Indigenous Knowledge App for environmental data access, land safety, and knowledge sharing across the North., pages 1–2

Hecht, R.

• Colouring Cities: A Global Network and Open Platform for Collaborative Mapping of Building Stocks, pages 1–2

Heffring, M.

• Pan-Arctic 200m Resolution Ice Concentration Mapping by Fusing RCM, Sentinel-1 and AMSR2 Data via Deep Learning, pages 1–2

Hennings, J.

• Preference Analysis Methods in Cartographic Research. Map Reader Preference for Lettering Typefaces on printed Maps, pages 1–2

Herried, B.

• Cartographic Display of Indigenous Lands in Apple Maps, pages 1–2

Hilton, C.

• From maps in the head to maps in the hand: how does environmental familiarity influence pedestrian navigators’ mobile map use behavior?, pages 1–3

Hoffart, M. A. A.

• Analysis of the semantic quality of the topographic mapping of Porto Alegre, pages 1–2

Hoffmann, J.

• Flood Risk Awareness in the Digital Age: Virtual Reality and Geovisualization for the Next Generation, pages 1–2

Hofierka, J.

• Modelling and visualisation of heat stress in urban areas using high-resolution geospatial data, pages 1–2

Hollenstein, D.

• Quantitative Line Glyphs to Visualize Multivariate Geometric Properties in Multi-scale Spatial data, pages 1–2

Hong, S.-Y.

• A microsimulation model to evaluate the demand of the national forest lodges, pages 1–2

Hopson, E.

• Measuring Social Vulnerability to Earthquakes in Ishikawa, Japan utilizing Spatial Analysis, pages 1–2

Hougham, R. J.

• Locative Audio for Educational and Inclusive Cartography: A Case Study in Green Stormwater Infrastructure, pages 1–2

Houngho, H.

• Enhancing Flood Management in Canada: Leveraging SAR and AI for Improved Emergency Response, pages 1–2

Houtman, L.

• Characterizing the current state of mobile thematic cartography, pages 1–2

Howard, H.

• The Evolution of Cartographic Education in the United States, pages 1–2

Hu, J.

• Spatial distribution and drivers of water use efficiency in global basins, 2002-2021, pages 1–2

Huang, H.

• How do experts and novices read thematic maps? – An eye-tracking and EEG study, pages 1–1

Huang, J.

• An Update to the Canadian Vertical Datum, pages 1–2

Huang, L.

• Predicting the Non-agricultural Conversion of Cropland using a Graph Attention Network based Method: the Case Study of Wuhan, China, pages 1–2

Huang, W.

• Translation of Streetscape in the cities of Taiwan: Renaming the past in Postcolonial Taiwan, pages 1–2

Huang, X.

• Mapping the social inequity of neighborhood visual environment in Los Angeles through computer vision and multi-model machine learning, pages 1–2

Hudson, P.

• Colouring Cities: A Global Network and Open Platform for Collaborative Mapping of Building Stocks, pages 1–2

Hurni, L.

• Neural Network Models for Adaptive Multi-scale Relief Shading, pages 1–2
• Engineers of Map Art – 170 Years of Cartography at ETH Zurich, pages 1–2
• Redesigning the User Interface of the Atlas of Switzerland for the Web, pages 1–2
• A Public Digital Platform for the Inventory and Cataloguing of Handmade Relief Models, pages 1–2
• Generating isoline maps from spatially-exhaustive climate reanalysis data, pages 1–2
• Digitizing historical Swiss railway data for interactive presentation in the Atlas of Switzerland, pages 1–2

Hwang, S.

• Development of Tactile Map Standards to Support Vulnerable Populations, pages 1–1

Hájek, P.

• The Use of Geographic Information Systems and Spatiotemporal Data Analysis to Support Decision-Making in Agriculture and Forestry, pages 1–2

I

Idrizi, B.

• Assessment of the methodology for defining the state plane coordinate reference system for topographic mapping, cadastre and engineering geodesy purposes, pages 1–1
• Determining of potential location for dam construction through geospatial analysis and modeling. Case study: “C.Z. Pograxhë” in the Republic of Kosova, pages 1–1

Iescheck, A. L.

• Spatial Analysis of Social Vulnerability in the Informal Urban Settlements of Porto Alegre – RS, Brazil, pages 1–2
• Analysis of the semantic quality of the topographic mapping of Porto Alegre, pages 1–2

Iida, J. Y.

• Title of submission: The Potential of AI "Maps" with Differences from the Real World to Expand Imagination, pages 1–2

Ilchenko, A.

• Virtual landmark cues improve spatial learning: evidence from an augmented reality indoor navigation study, pages 1–3

Iphar, C.

• Towards a fuzzy model for the cartography of fishing areas in the Moorea lagoon, pages 1–2

Irwin, J.

• Cartographic Display of Indigenous Lands in Apple Maps, pages 1–2

Ishitsuka, M.

• Development of 3D Digital Japan Basic Map, pages 1–2

Israel, K. P.

• Seeing through Satellites, Streets and Stories: Assessing Nature-Based Solutions in the Santa Rosa-Silang Watershed, Philippines, pages 1–3

Ito, K.

• University Students' Cognition of the Campus Town Represented in their Sketch Maps, pages 1–2

Ivanovic, S.

• Designing Map-Based Dashboards for Mobility Digital Twins, pages 1–2

Iverson, A. A.

• An "Atlas in a Day" Design Challenge: Co-creating a Historical Atlas of Racial Violence in the UW Cartography Lab, pages 1–2
• Shaping new infrastructure and practices for cartographic innovation, education, and outreach in universities, pages 1–2

Iwaniak, A.

• Development of AI geo-agents for retrieval, analysis, and visualization of spatial data, pages 1–2
• Advancing urban analytics through integration of NLP, graphs and GIS, pages 1–2
• HOPE - High-resolution Operational Population Estimation with GNN, pages 1–2

J

Jacovella-St-Louis, J.

• Introducing libCartoSym, an open-source software library for transcoding portrayal rules between different encodings based on OGC Cartographic Symbology 2.0, pages 1–2
• Interoperable Global and Local Indexing of Discrete Global Grid Systems Based on the ISEA Projection for Efficient Storage, Processing and Transmission, pages 1–2
• Introducing the OGC API – Discrete Global Grid Systems Standard for Enhanced Geospatial Data Interoperability, pages 1–2

Jakobsson, A.

• Supporting Creation of Innovative Location-Based Solutions through the Location Innovation Hub, pages 1–2

Jaroenchai, N.

• Multi-temporal surface water mapping with high-resolution elevation and image data through weakly supervised deep learning, pages 1–3

Jedlička, K.

• The Use of Geographic Information Systems and Spatiotemporal Data Analysis to Support Decision-Making in Agriculture and Forestry, pages 1–2

Jenny, B.

• A Public Digital Platform for the Inventory and Cataloguing of Handmade Relief Models, pages 1–2

Jia, F.

• Understanding Crowdsourced Map Layout Designs via Interpretable GNN-based Layout Representation Learning, pages 1–2

Jiang, F.

• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2

Jiang, Y.

• Beyond Spatial Proximity: A Temporal Accessibility Index for Equitable Nature Access in Bavaria’s Hiking Trails, pages 1–2

Jiang, Z.

• From Land to Lives: Mapping the Evolution of Border Governance System in the West Bank, pages 1–2

Jiga, C.

• Flood Risk Awareness in the Digital Age: Virtual Reality and Geovisualization for the Next Generation, pages 1–2

Jobst, M.

• Exploring cartographic language for AI, pages 1–2

Johnson, C.

• Preference Analysis Methods in Cartographic Research. Map Reader Preference for Lettering Typefaces on printed Maps, pages 1–2

Jordan, P.

• Visualizing place-name qualities on maps and in texts, pages 1–1

Joshi, M. Y.

• Conceptualizations of space and maps towards reducing energy loss and achieving United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7: Affordable and clean energy, pages 1–2

Juliasz, P. C. S.

• The Integration of Digital Technologies in Cartography: An Approach from an Educational Perspective, pages 1–2

Jung, N.-J.

• Map Color Transformation and Recommendation System for Color Vision Deficiency, pages 1–2

Jussila, A.

• Double thresholding GeoAI prediction to fill gaps in extracted watercourse Network, pages 1–2
• Exploring the link between neural network metrics and the completeness and connectivity of predicted watercourses, pages 1–2
• Classifying challenges in machine learning of small watercourse recognition, pages 1–2

Järvenpää, A.

• View-adaptive implementation of hypsographic tinting for interactive web maps, pages 1–2

Jónsdóttir, I.

• Mapping of erosional changes in South Coast, Iceland, pages 1–2

Jóźwik, K.

• Bridging Heritage and Innovation: The Digital Repository of Polish Geological Cartography, pages 1–1

K

Kaczmarek, I.

• Analysis of stakeholder roles in the Integrated Geospatial Information Framework (IGIF) and spatial data infrastructures (SDIs), pages 1–2
• Development of AI geo-agents for retrieval, analysis, and visualization of spatial data, pages 1–2
• Advancing urban analytics through integration of NLP, graphs and GIS, pages 1–2

Kallaur, A.

• Mapping of erosional changes in South Coast, Iceland, pages 1–2

Kamata, R.

• Building a GIS-Based Place Name Dictionary: Advancing Spatial Humanities with MapKurator and Historical Topographic Maps of Japan, pages 1–3

Kang, J.-Y.

• Map Color Transformation and Recommendation System for Color Vision Deficiency, pages 1–2

Kang, Y.

• From PhD to Professor: Global Faculty Placement Trends in GIScience, pages 1–2

Kapaj, A.

• A Comparison of Hand-Held AR and VR for On-Site Assessment of Construction Projects, pages 1–2
• Virtual landmark cues improve spatial learning: evidence from an augmented reality indoor navigation study, pages 1–3
• From maps in the head to maps in the hand: how does environmental familiarity influence pedestrian navigators’ mobile map use behavior?, pages 1–3

Karaelefteriou, E.

• 3D Geovisualizations at Multiple Scales: UAV and VR Integration for Geosite Exploration, pages 1–3

Kareem Zada, A. A.

• Using Geographic Information System in Measuring Mine Action Sustainable Development Outcomes, pages 1–2

Kariminejad, M. M.

• Location-Based Services in Complex Indoor Environments via Modern Smartphone Multi-Sensor Integrated Navigation, pages 1–2

Karsznia, I.

• Review of road selection methods for purpose of multiscale mapping, pages 1–2
• Can machine learning help to unify river selection for small-scale map design?, pages 1–2
• Conceptual foundations for publishing web map services of topographic databases in Poland, pages 1–2
• Mitigating relief inversion illusion with multidirectional sky illumination model: A user study, pages 1–2
• Can naive and expert users spot the difference between AI vs. human-generalized maps?, pages 1–2

Katumba, S.

• Harnessing solar energy from rooftops in Jeffersville informal settlement (City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa), pages 1–2

Keil, J.

• Immersive Virtual Reality (VR) in Geography Lessons in Schools – A Case Study from North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, pages 1–2
• Differences in navigation behavior between head-mounted display and desktop presentation, pages 1–2
• Using physiological measurement to investigate fear in virtual geographical spaces, pages 1–2

Kelhu, M.

• OGC Standard Compliant Platform Following FAIR Principles for Marine and Freshwater Research, pages 1–2

Keller, E.

• Amplifying the Unseen: Ethnographic Mapping of Informal Urban Economies:Ethnographic Projections in Urban Technological Mapping, pages 1–4

Kennelly, P.

• Mitigating relief inversion illusion with multidirectional sky illumination model: A user study, pages 1–2

Kennelly, P. J.

• Cartographic Textbook Writing in the Digital Age: Lessons Learned from Map Use, Ninth Edition, pages 1–3

Kent, A. J.

• Innovation and individualism: The evolution of aesthetics in British Cartographic Society Awards, 1978–2024, pages 1–2
• The Soviet Military City Plans of Canada: An Introduction, pages 1–2

Kepka, M.

• The Use of Geographic Information Systems and Spatiotemporal Data Analysis to Support Decision-Making in Agriculture and Forestry, pages 1–2

Keskin, M.

• Colouring Cities: A Global Network and Open Platform for Collaborative Mapping of Building Stocks, pages 1–2
• Toward an ICA Code of Conduct: Community Workshop, pages 1–2
• Exploring the Possibilities and Limitations of Webcam-Based Eye-Tracking for Interactive and Static Map Studies: A Comparative Perspective on WebGazer and RealEye, pages 1–3

Kessler, F.

• A Cartographic Analysis of the 1939-1945 U-Boat Campaign, pages 1–2

Kessler, F. C.

• The Evolution of Cartographic Education in the United States, pages 1–2

Kettunen, P.

• Double thresholding GeoAI prediction to fill gaps in extracted watercourse Network, pages 1–2
• View-adaptive implementation of hypsographic tinting for interactive web maps, pages 1–2
• Exploring the link between neural network metrics and the completeness and connectivity of predicted watercourses, pages 1–2
• Revisiting perceptual properties of visual variables in mixed reality, pages 1–3
• Classifying challenges in machine learning of small watercourse recognition, pages 1–2

Kiliszek, D.

• T-rep – a web repository of tactile cartographic knowledge, pages 1–2

Kim, G.

• AI-Based Plant Phenology Mapping and Analysis Using Satellite Imagery and Meteorological Data, pages 1–3

Kim, S.

• Precise Vegetation Index Mapping and Analysis Through AI-Based Atmospheric Correction of Sentinel-2 Satellite Imagery, pages 1–2

Kim, Y.

• A microsimulation model to evaluate the demand of the national forest lodges, pages 1–2

Kimerling, A. J.

• Cartographic Textbook Writing in the Digital Age: Lessons Learned from Map Use, Ninth Edition, pages 1–3

Kirimura, T.

• Three-dimensional reconstruction of the landscape of Kobe, Japan from aerial photographs using photogrammetry, pages 1–2

Kmoch, A.

• Introducing the OGC API – Discrete Global Grid Systems Standard for Enhanced Geospatial Data Interoperability, pages 1–2

Koch, F.

• Comparing urban namescapes: A mixed-methods analysis of European and North American stadium names, pages 1–2

Komac, B.

• The Geographical Atlas of Natural Disasters in Slovenia, pages 1–2

Konkol, M.

• OGC Standard Compliant Platform Following FAIR Principles for Marine and Freshwater Research, pages 1–2
• Making Marine and Freshwater Data FAIR: Refining Geospatial Search Requests Using Ontologies and Thesauri, pages 1–2

Kopecká, M.

• Mapping the war-affected landscape of Ukraine using Earth observation data with high resolution, pages 1–2

Korte, A.

• Differences in navigation behavior between head-mounted display and desktop presentation, pages 1–2
• Using physiological measurement to investigate fear in virtual geographical spaces, pages 1–2

Korycka-Skorupa, J.

• Can multivariate maps be effective and easy to read? About map users’ preferences, pages 1–2
• How do geography students read and interpret contour lines? An empirical study of their misconceptions, pages 1–2

Koski, C.

• Double thresholding GeoAI prediction to fill gaps in extracted watercourse Network, pages 1–2
• Exploring the link between neural network metrics and the completeness and connectivity of predicted watercourses, pages 1–2
• Classifying challenges in machine learning of small watercourse recognition, pages 1–2

Kozmus Trajkovski, K.

• Visualising spatial data of different origin and resolution in diverse terrain: St. Ana in Slovenia, pages 1–2

Kraak, M.-J.

• Carto-philatelic time series and other oddities, pages 1–2
• Toward an ICA Code of Conduct: Community Workshop, pages 1–2

Krajňáková, L.

• How do geography students read and interpret contour lines? An empirical study of their misconceptions, pages 1–2

Krejčí, J.

• Mapping Czech Railways: History and Development of the Railways in the Czech Lands, pages 1–1

Krisp, J. M.

• Taxonomy of Trust in Location-Based-Services (LBS) – Providing trustworthy information with better maps and data, pages 1–2

Kronenfeld, B. J.

• The effects of line simplification on planform geometry, pages 1–3

Kubíček, P.

• Advancing Cartography: Exploring 3D Visualization and Interaction in Immersive Virtual Reality, pages 1–2

Kukimoto, M.

• Mental maps of foreign children in the multicultural city of Beppu, Japan, pages 1–2

Kumari Singh, K.

• Geovisualization of a cultural heritage landscape: a case of India’s largest pilgrimage of ‘Maha Kumbh’, Prayagraj., pages 1–3

Kvarda, O.

• Advancing Cartography: Exploring 3D Visualization and Interaction in Immersive Virtual Reality, pages 1–2

Kveladze, I.

• Revisiting perceptual properties of visual variables in mixed reality, pages 1–3

Kwok, C.

• Developing Automated Map Generalisation Workflow for Building, Road, and Stream Course Features in Topographic Map of Hong Kong, pages 1–3

Kähkönen, J.

• OGC Standard Compliant Platform Following FAIR Principles for Marine and Freshwater Research, pages 1–2

Kühne, O.

• A Theoretical Framework for Fallibilism and Generative AI in Cartography, pages 1–2
• Cartographic Vocabularies and Their Redescription – A Contribution to Neopragmatic Cartographic Theory in Light of the Challenges Posed by Augmented and Virtual Worlds as well as Artificial Intelligence, pages 1–1

Küpper, T.

• Visualizing Spatial Dynamic Networks with Force-Directed Graph Layout, pages 1–2

L

Lahtinen, H.

• OGC Standard Compliant Platform Following FAIR Principles for Marine and Freshwater Research, pages 1–2

Lally, N.

• gathering: a tool for experiments with geographic information, pages 1–2

Langari, Z.

• Enhancing Flood Management in Canada: Leveraging SAR and AI for Improved Emergency Response, pages 1–2

Lanthier, Y.

• Semantic search engine for geospatial datasets using large language models and AWS OpenSearch, pages 1–1

Latvala, P.

• Making Marine and Freshwater Data FAIR: Refining Geospatial Search Requests Using Ontologies and Thesauri, pages 1–2

Ledermann, F.

• Reconstructing the topology of urban street intersections from a lines+lanes road model for improved generalization and representation on maps, pages 1–2
• Beyond naturalism: the cartographic ontology visualizer, pages 1–2
• Generating Consistent Sets of Map Icons Using AI, pages 1–2

Lee, Y.

• AI-Based Plant Phenology Mapping and Analysis Using Satellite Imagery and Meteorological Data, pages 1–3
• Precise Vegetation Index Mapping and Analysis Through AI-Based Atmospheric Correction of Sentinel-2 Satellite Imagery, pages 1–2
• AI-based Accuracy Improvement of Precipitation Mapping for the Korean Peninsula, pages 1–2

Lehto, L.

• OGC Standard Compliant Platform Following FAIR Principles for Marine and Freshwater Research, pages 1–2

Lekka, C.

• Developing state of the art geoinformation tools to enable an improved understanding of land surface interactions: the input of LISTEN-EO project, pages 1–1

Leyk, S.

• The Built-Hazard Interface: A Dynamic Framework for Mapping Hazard Zones, pages 1–2

Li, H.

• Road Network Selection Based on Quantum Weighted PageRank Algorithm, pages 1–2

Li, J.

• Waterloo Urban Scene Dataset: An Annotation-Efficient Dataset for Urban Scene Classification with Minimal Supervision, pages 1–2
• CartoDirector: A geospatial storyteller that converts text into dynamic cartographic transformations using LLMs, pages 1–2
• Training-free Urban Tree Counting with Multi-modal data, pages 1–2

Li, M.

• Designing Scenic Tourist Maps through a Framework of ‘Spatio-temporal Imageries Formation’, pages 1–2

Li, P.

• CartoDirector: A geospatial storyteller that converts text into dynamic cartographic transformations using LLMs, pages 1–2
• Scale-aware polyline segmentation using hierarchical clustering and metric learning, pages 1–2

Li, R.

• Augmented reality (AR) display and spatial learning in autonomous vehicle: A cartographic and cognitive perspective, pages 1–2

Li, X.

• Interpreting morphological prototype of urban form using CNN and prototype learning, pages 1–2
• A Pan-Map Knowledge Recommendation Method Based on Visual Dimension Theory, pages 1–2
• Prediction and early Warning of Lightning-induced fire in Dead Standing Trees based on Geovisualisation Analysis: A case Study of Bozhou, Xinjiang, China, pages 1–4
• Using Machine Learning and Explainable AI to Model Disaster Effects on Human Migration in the United States, pages 1–2

Li, Y.

• Geographic Spatial Cognition Differences in Virtual Reality Environments, pages 1–2
• Human interactive sequences caused by the desert fog, pages 1–2
• Gender Differences in Wayfinding Abilities in Real-World Geographic Environments: Insights from Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2

Lienert, C.

• Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for real-time warnings on mobile maps – the case of forest fires, pages 1–3

Limpisathian, P. W.

• An "Atlas in a Day" Design Challenge: Co-creating a Historical Atlas of Racial Violence in the UW Cartography Lab, pages 1–2
• Evolving the WCAG3 Accessible Contrast Perceptibility Standard for Maps, pages 1–2
• Shaping new infrastructure and practices for cartographic innovation, education, and outreach in universities, pages 1–2

Lin, Y.

• The Roaring ‘20s Project: Mapping Pre-Renewal Built Environments in Chicago from Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps Using a Computational Workflow, pages 1–2

Listabarth, J.

• The complexity of simplicity: on the perception of schematized thematic maps, pages 1–2

Litke, A.

• Developing state of the art web cartography tools to evaluate the socioeconomic impact of climate change in the Arctic, pages 1–1

Liu, J.

• Geographic Spatial Cognition Differences in Virtual Reality Environments, pages 1–2
• Gender Differences in Wayfinding Abilities in Real-World Geographic Environments: Insights from Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2

Liu, J. K.

• Building footprint extraction using National Agriculture Imagery Program imagery and 3D Elevation Program lidar data: a deep learning approach, pages 1–2
• Multi-temporal surface water mapping with high-resolution elevation and image data through weakly supervised deep learning, pages 1–3

Liu, N.

• Leveraging Interactive Mixed Reality for Dynamic Situational Information Updating in Fire Evacuation, pages 1–3
• Designing Map-Based Dashboards for Mobility Digital Twins, pages 1–2

Liu, Q.

• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2

Liu, X.

• Waterloo Urban Scene Dataset: An Annotation-Efficient Dataset for Urban Scene Classification with Minimal Supervision, pages 1–2
• Characterizing Pandemic-related Publications: A Retrospective Study Using Spatial Citation Network Analysis, pages 1–3
• Urban perceptual inequalities of 15-minute city: A Comparative Streetscape Analysis of Residential Areas and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), pages 1–2

Liu, Y.

• Mapping the Vanishing and Transformation of Urban Villages in China: A Tale of Three Cities, pages 1–2

Liu, Z.

• Efficient Visual Analytics of Localized High-Frequency Multimodal All-Traffic Trajectory Data at Urban Intersections, pages 1–2

Llamas, R. M.

• The North American Environmental Atlas: Mapping the shared environment of Canada, Mexico and the United States, pages 1–3

Llorca, M.

• Comparing urban namescapes: A mixed-methods analysis of European and North American stadium names, pages 1–2

Loireau, M.

• Analysis and representation of vegetation cover evolution in natural resource restoration areas in northern Burkina-Faso, pages 1–2

Long, Y.

• Research on the Impact Mechanism of Leisure Environment Quality on Spatial Vitality from the Perspective of Image-Text Fusion Perception：A Case Study of Nanjing, pages 1–2

Losang, E.

• Pictorial atlases revisited - the didactic narrative approach of Cläre With and Walter von Dreesen, pages 1–2
• Post-colonial national atlases – celebrating independence or sustaining colonial structures?, pages 1–1

Lou, X.

• Uncertainty-aware geospatial visual analytics, pages 1–2

Loubert, L.

• HBCU EJ Technical Collaborative: Developing Geospatial Tools to Support Community-Based Action Towards Clean and Safe Environments, pages 1–2

Lu, B.

• Semantic search engine for geospatial datasets using large language models and AWS OpenSearch, pages 1–1
• Mapping a Transboundary Flood from the USA to Canada using Space-Air-Ground Remote Sensing, pages 1–2

Lu, W.

• Intelligent Landslide Hazard Mapping Method Integrating SSGAN and GIS Spatial Modeling, pages 1–1

Lu, X.

• CartoDirector: A geospatial storyteller that converts text into dynamic cartographic transformations using LLMs, pages 1–2
• Scale-aware polyline segmentation using hierarchical clustering and metric learning, pages 1–2

Lucas, Y. D. L.

• Gamifying Maps with Pokémon Go for Elementary Education, pages 1–2

Luo, P.

• Beyond Spatial Proximity: A Temporal Accessibility Index for Equitable Nature Access in Bavaria’s Hiking Trails, pages 1–2
• Uncertainty-aware geospatial visual analytics, pages 1–2

Lv, G.

• A variable hydrological element construction and visualization system for advancing the spatial resolution in hydrodynamic simulation process, pages 1–2

Lyu, S.

• Mapping the social inequity of neighborhood visual environment in Los Angeles through computer vision and multi-model machine learning, pages 1–2

M

Le Maréchal, M.

• Behavioural Dynamics and Geospatial Insights: A Framework for Reducing Household GHG Emissions through Tailored Strategies, pages 1–2

Ma, D.

• The Envision of Representational Spectrum of Pan-maps in the ICT era, pages 1–3

Ma, H.

• Review and Research Perspectives on the Development of Tactile Maps for the Visually Blind Community, pages 1–2

Ma, L.

• Training-free Urban Tree Counting with Multi-modal data, pages 1–2

Mahato, N.

• Geovisualization of a cultural heritage landscape: a case of India’s largest pilgrimage of ‘Maha Kumbh’, Prayagraj., pages 1–3

Mahoro, E.

• Generating Analysis-Ready Geospatial Products from National Historical Air Photos, pages 1–2

Mandal, D.

• Strengthening Resilience in 4D: Geospatial Digital Twins for Navigating Urban Flood Dynamics, pages 1–3

Manley, L.

• Mapping Changes to Geographical Names Over Time in Canada, pages 1–3

Manukyan, G.

• A Methodological Approach to Standardizing Basic Layers in Armenia's NSDI, pages 1–2

Mao, X.

• Intelligent Landslide Hazard Mapping Method Integrating SSGAN and GIS Spatial Modeling, pages 1–1

Marinova, S.

• Educational activities for children on disaster preparedness and map use, pages 1–2

Markowska, A.

• Synthetic and simplified visualisation of reality through a choreographic map, pages 1–2
• The cartographic methods of visualising Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) indicators elaborated based on Earth Observation data, pages 1–2

Martínez Heredia, N.

• Beyond naturalism: the cartographic ontology visualizer, pages 1–2

Mayes, J.

• Digging Deeper: Automating Archaeological Feature Detection through Deep Learning, pages 1–2

McCall, M. K.

• Participatory Mapping of risk by, with, and for, children - what is ethical good practice?, pages 1–2

McDonald, I.

• Mapping a Transboundary Flood from the USA to Canada using Space-Air-Ground Remote Sensing, pages 1–2

McGorman, S.

• Creating Geospatial Data Visualization and Exploration Tools for Simulated and Modeled Datasets, pages 1–2

McGrath, H.

• Modernization of Canadian Digital Topographic Data, pages 1–1

McMaster, R. B.

• The Evolution of Cartographic Education in the United States, pages 1–2

Medyńska-Gulij, B.

• Usefulness of WebXR technology in the 3D geovisualization of topographic data, pages 1–2
• Visual variables for pictorial signs in the city immersive geovisualization, pages 1–2
• The layout and screen area of GUI elements in mobile map applications, pages 1–2
• Integrated Cartographic Visualization Method for Analyzing the River Valleys in Mountain Topography – an Application for the Dunajec Gorge, pages 1–2
• Efficiency of Mini-Map Navigation in Virtual Topographical Space, pages 1–2
• Castles, Fortress and Citadels – A New Method for Exploring Military Heritage Through 3D Immersive Geovisualization, pages 1–2

Meinecke, C.

• Semantic Segmentation-based approach to the analysis of old maps, pages 1–2

Meneghetti, C.

• How feelings affect map learning: The role of positive and negative emotions in spatial memory, pages 1–2

Meng, L.

• Interpreting morphological prototype of urban form using CNN and prototype learning, pages 1–2
• Promoting reflexive learning in cartography in an international classroom, pages 1–2
• Efficient Visual Analytics of Localized High-Frequency Multimodal All-Traffic Trajectory Data at Urban Intersections, pages 1–2
• Uncertainty-aware geospatial visual analytics, pages 1–2
• Cartographic Body of Knowledge – still in progress, pages 1–2
• Leveraging Interactive Mixed Reality for Dynamic Situational Information Updating in Fire Evacuation, pages 1–3
• Intrinsic assessment of the attribute completeness and accuracy in OpenStreetMap road data, pages 1–2
• Human-AI Collaboration in Data-Driven Visual Storytelling, pages 1–3
• Initial takeaways from a case study of streamlined user- centered design, pages 1–2

Meriam, E.

• Mapping Speed 2 – AIR, pages 1–3
• Styling and Publishing Multidimensional Imagery to the Web, pages 1–2

Mero, R.

• Amplifying the Unseen: Ethnographic Mapping of Informal Urban Economies:Ethnographic Projections in Urban Technological Mapping, pages 1–4

Merson, J.

• Shaping new infrastructure and practices for cartographic innovation, education, and outreach in universities, pages 1–2

Meza Bravo, J. V.

• Education on Cartography based on some ethical principles, pages 1–2

Miaji, N. Z.

• Enabling Web-Based Customization of Contiguous Cartograms, pages 1–2

Midtbø, T.

• Cartographic Body of Knowledge – still in progress, pages 1–2

Miksa, K.

• The Impact of HD Maps for Autonomous Vehicles on the Evolution of Cartography, pages 1–2

Minami, H.

• Development of 3D Digital Japan Basic Map, pages 1–2

Miola, L.

• How feelings affect map learning: The role of positive and negative emotions in spatial memory, pages 1–2

Miyazaki Krause, L.

• The Matter of Maps. A public art experiment, pages 1–3

Mnikathi, N. P.

• Harnessing solar energy from rooftops in Jeffersville informal settlement (City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa), pages 1–2

Moellering, H.

• Analysis of stakeholder roles in the Integrated Geospatial Information Framework (IGIF) and spatial data infrastructures (SDIs), pages 1–2

Molytė, J.

• Mapping Autofiction: Young Female in the Post-Soviet Vilnius, pages 1–3

Moon, S. J.

• Map Color Transformation and Recommendation System for Color Vision Deficiency, pages 1–2

Moore, A.

• Flows, Territory, and Identity: Understanding Transformation in the Strait of Messina Through Art and Cartography, pages 1–2

Moral Fernández, L.

• The CNIG Download Centre. Free and open use of Spain’s geospatial data, pages 1–2

Moreau, J.-S.

• Modernization of Canadian Digital Topographic Data, pages 1–1
• CSRS Modernization: A new Coordinate Reference System for Canada, pages 1–2

Morgan, J. D.

• Visualizing Access and Land Use Change in Hurricane-Affected Landscapes through Web Cartography, pages 1–1

Moser, J.

• Learning with maps: How school atlases shape spatial perceptions, pages 1–2
• Developing a Digital Atlas as a concept for multi-perspective peace and conflict mapping, pages 1–2

Mostafavi, M. A.

• Enhancing Aerial Data Semantic Segmentation with a Colour Range Mask Layer: A Deep Learning Approach, pages 1–2
• Location-Based Services in Complex Indoor Environments via Modern Smartphone Multi-Sensor Integrated Navigation, pages 1–2

Mościcka, A.

• Tactile map evaluation using Technology Acceptance Model, pages 1–2
• T-rep – a web repository of tactile cartographic knowledge, pages 1–2

Muehlenhaus, I.

• Inflection Point: Multi-Agent AI and the Future of Cartographic Practice and Knowledge Production, pages 1–1

Muffato, V.

• How feelings affect map learning: The role of positive and negative emotions in spatial memory, pages 1–2

Muhli, P.

• OGC Standard Compliant Platform Following FAIR Principles for Marine and Freshwater Research, pages 1–2

Muradyan, V.

• A Methodological Approach to Standardizing Basic Layers in Armenia's NSDI, pages 1–2

Muthusamy, P.

• Crowd-Sourced Bathymetry Vertical Uncertainty Calculation per Sounding, pages 1–2

Müdespacher, A.

• Redesigning the User Interface of the Atlas of Switzerland for the Web, pages 1–2

Münzberger, J.

• Mapping Czech Railways: History and Development of the Railways in the Czech Lands, pages 1–1
• Beyond the Horizon: Visualizing and Interpreting Networks in Early Modern Europe, pages 1–1

Mężyk, F.

• Arctica - Carta non blanca. Openstreetmap for Arctic Archipelago, pages 1–3

de Maeyer, P.

• The maps in Le Mouvement Géographique - a magazine created 150 years ago - as unique witnesses of the Western imperialism, pages 1–1

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Nadolny, A.

• HOPE - High-resolution Operational Population Estimation with GNN, pages 1–2

Nagano, G.

• Development of 3D Digital Japan Basic Map, pages 1–2

Naghdizadeganjahromi, M.

• Behavioural Dynamics and Geospatial Insights: A Framework for Reducing Household GHG Emissions through Tailored Strategies, pages 1–2

Nakazawa, T.

• Mental maps of foreign children in the multicultural city of Beppu, Japan, pages 1–2

Nawshin, N. T.

• Locative Audio for Educational and Inclusive Cartography: A Case Study in Green Stormwater Infrastructure, pages 1–2

Nelson, J. K. N.

• From PhD to Professor: Global Faculty Placement Trends in GIScience, pages 1–2

Nestel, C.

• Disagreements About Style, pages 1–2
• Toward an ICA Code of Conduct: Community Workshop, pages 1–2

Neumann, A.

• Mastering Cartography with QGIS: Unlocking Its Full Potential, pages 1–2
• Redesigning the User Interface of the Atlas of Switzerland for the Web, pages 1–2
• Digitizing historical Swiss railway data for interactive presentation in the Atlas of Switzerland, pages 1–2

Ng-Chan, T.

• Mapping the Strata of the Strasbourg-Kehl Border, pages 1–2

Nobheqwa, S.

• Harnessing solar energy from rooftops in Jeffersville informal settlement (City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa), pages 1–2

Noetzli, J.

• Classed or continuous rainbow color scheme? A case study with 2D and 3D permafrost visualizations, pages 1–2

Noguchi, M.

• Development of 3D Digital Japan Basic Map, pages 1–2

Nong, F.

• Designing Scenic Tourist Maps through a Framework of ‘Spatio-temporal Imageries Formation’, pages 1–2

Núñez Andrés, M. A.

• COIL course on Sharing cartographic solutions for geovisualization, pages 1–2

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O'Sullivan, D.

• Towards a discrete generalization of cartographic projections, pages 1–2

Oh, G.

• Novel Cartographic Praxis in a Classroom: Visualizing Seattle, pages 1–2

Oksanen, J.

• OGC Standard Compliant Platform Following FAIR Principles for Marine and Freshwater Research, pages 1–2
• Making Marine and Freshwater Data FAIR: Refining Geospatial Search Requests Using Ontologies and Thesauri, pages 1–2
• Sacred Forests Around Us – Simulating the Past Forest Landscapes in Virtual Reality, pages 1–2

Olszewski, R.

• Cartographic visualization of the Mars terraforming process, pages 1–2

Opravil, Š.

• Geospatial Insights into Agricultural Land Use Dynamics in Slovakia (2004–2024): Challenges and Opportunities, pages 1–3

Ostrowski, W.

• Conceptual foundations for publishing web map services of topographic databases in Poland, pages 1–2

Otto, P.

• The Roaring ‘20s Project: Mapping Pre-Renewal Built Environments in Chicago from Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps Using a Computational Workflow, pages 1–2

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Padgett, D. A.

• HBCU EJ Technical Collaborative: Developing Geospatial Tools to Support Community-Based Action Towards Clean and Safe Environments, pages 1–2

Padilla Ruiz, M.

• Interoperable Global and Local Indexing of Discrete Global Grid Systems Based on the ISEA Projection for Efficient Storage, Processing and Transmission, pages 1–2

Palaiologou, F.

• Colouring Cities: A Global Network and Open Platform for Collaborative Mapping of Building Stocks, pages 1–2

Pannoon, P.

• Generating Consistent Sets of Map Icons Using AI, pages 1–2

Papadopoulou, E. E.

• A Methodological Framework for Mapping Coastline Spatiotemporal Changes Using UAV Airborne LiDAR, pages 1–2
• 3D Geovisualizations at Multiple Scales: UAV and VR Integration for Geosite Exploration, pages 1–3
• Geoheritage mapping: The case of Lesvos UNESCO Geopark, pages 1–3

Papakonstantinou, A.

• A Methodological Framework for Mapping Coastline Spatiotemporal Changes Using UAV Airborne LiDAR, pages 1–2
• 3D Geovisualizations at Multiple Scales: UAV and VR Integration for Geosite Exploration, pages 1–3

Papasodoro, C.

• An Update to the Canadian Vertical Datum, pages 1–2
• Modernization of Canadian Digital Topographic Data, pages 1–1
• CSRS Modernization: A new Coordinate Reference System for Canada, pages 1–2

Park, H.

• AI-based Accuracy Improvement of Precipitation Mapping for the Korean Peninsula, pages 1–2

Park, W.

• Map Color Transformation and Recommendation System for Color Vision Deficiency, pages 1–2

Patrello, B.

• Under Pressure: The Impact of Psychological Stress on Usability in Cartographic Interaction, pages 1–1

Paulus, F.

• Large-format archival materials with limited public access as neglected cultural heritage, pages 1–2

Pazzaglia, F.

• How feelings affect map learning: The role of positive and negative emotions in spatial memory, pages 1–2

Peplinski, L.

• Paper Maps and Indigenous Place Names in Canada's Arctic, pages 1–2

Peralta, J. A.

• Seeing through Satellites, Streets and Stories: Assessing Nature-Based Solutions in the Santa Rosa-Silang Watershed, Philippines, pages 1–3

Perez, L.

• Simulating Social-Ecological Outcomes of Urban Greening Initiatives: A Cellular Automata Case Study in Montreal, pages 1–2

Perrault, S. T.

• Enabling Web-Based Customization of Contiguous Cartograms, pages 1–2

Peter, S.

• Measuring Social Vulnerability to Earthquakes in Ishikawa, Japan utilizing Spatial Analysis, pages 1–2

Peterson, M. P.

• The Impulse to Map and the Nature of the Human Cognitive System, pages 1–1
• Common Trends and Pitfalls in Maps Submitted to an Academic Journal, pages 1–1

Peterson, P.

• Interoperable Global and Local Indexing of Discrete Global Grid Systems Based on the ISEA Projection for Efficient Storage, Processing and Transmission, pages 1–2

Petropoulos, G. P.

• Developing state of the art geoinformation tools to enable an improved understanding of land surface interactions: the input of LISTEN-EO project, pages 1–1
• Developing state of the art web cartography tools to evaluate the socioeconomic impact of climate change in the Arctic, pages 1–1

Petropoulou, K.

• Developing state of the art web cartography tools to evaluate the socioeconomic impact of climate change in the Arctic, pages 1–1

Petrosyan, M.

• A Methodological Approach to Standardizing Basic Layers in Armenia's NSDI, pages 1–2

Petrovič, D.

• The Influence of Intuitive Associations on our Reading Comprehension of Temperature Maps, pages 1–2
• Past and future of International Specification for Orienteering Maps, pages 1–2

Pettitt, A.

• Digging Deeper: Automating Archaeological Feature Detection through Deep Learning, pages 1–2

Philippi Camboim, S.

• Education on Cartography based on some ethical principles, pages 1–2

Pippig, K.

• «Base Map» - a new vector tiles-based map for mobile applications, pages 1–3
• Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for real-time warnings on mobile maps – the case of forest fires, pages 1–3

Plowright, A.

• Advancing Flood Hazard Mapping to Enhance Sustainable Development and Climate Resilience, pages 1–2

Podgórni, M.

• Arctica - Carta non blanca. Openstreetmap for Arctic Archipelago, pages 1–3

Pokorná Svatonová, H.

• Stagnation or Progress? The Development of Students' Map Skills in the Context of the Digital Age (2013–2023), pages 1–2

Polgar, A.

• Seeing through Satellites, Streets and Stories: Assessing Nature-Based Solutions in the Santa Rosa-Silang Watershed, Philippines, pages 1–3

Polous, N.

• Pre-Filled Maps for Proactive e-Participation: A New Paradigm for PPGIS Methodologies, pages 1–2

Polyvach, K.

• Mapping the war-affected landscape of Ukraine using Earth observation data with high resolution, pages 1–2

Popelka, S.

• Understanding User Behavior with Maps Displayed on Mobile and Desktop Devices, pages 1–2
• Map of Olomouc Changes Over Time, pages 1–1
• Exploring the Possibilities and Limitations of Webcam-Based Eye-Tracking for Interactive and Static Map Studies: A Comparative Perspective on WebGazer and RealEye, pages 1–3

Poutanen, J.

• Classifying challenges in machine learning of small watercourse recognition, pages 1–2

Prechtel, N.

• Integrated Cartographic Visualization Method for Analyzing the River Valleys in Mountain Topography – an Application for the Dunajec Gorge, pages 1–2

Preisach, C.

• Co-designing a new Bachelor study programme at the interface of geo(infor)matics and data science together with students – first insights, pages 1–2

Proestakis, S.

• A Methodological Framework for Mapping Coastline Spatiotemporal Changes Using UAV Airborne LiDAR, pages 1–2
• Geoheritage mapping: The case of Lesvos UNESCO Geopark, pages 1–3

Progin, C.

• Leveraging Topological Data Analysis for disaster preparation and response, a cartographic perspective, pages 1–2

Proulx-Bourque, J.-S.

• Advancing Flood Hazard Mapping to Enhance Sustainable Development and Climate Resilience, pages 1–2

Przybył, W.

• Relief classification using artificial neural networks, pages 1–2

Purss, M. B. J.

• Introducing the OGC API – Discrete Global Grid Systems Standard for Enhanced Geospatial Data Interoperability, pages 1–2

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Qiang, Y.

• Using Machine Learning and Explainable AI to Model Disaster Effects on Human Migration in the United States, pages 1–2
• Geospatial Big Data and AI for Smart Humanitarian Mapping, pages 1–2

Qin, R.

• Building footprint extraction using National Agriculture Imagery Program imagery and 3D Elevation Program lidar data: a deep learning approach, pages 1–2
• Multi-temporal surface water mapping with high-resolution elevation and image data through weakly supervised deep learning, pages 1–3

Qin, T.

• How do experts and novices read thematic maps? – An eye-tracking and EEG study, pages 1–1

Quesnot, T.

• Towards a fuzzy model for the cartography of fishing areas in the Moorea lagoon, pages 1–2

R

Rainville, T.

• Enhancing Flood Management in Canada: Leveraging SAR and AI for Improved Emergency Response, pages 1–2

Ramezani, S.

• Semantic search engine for geospatial datasets using large language models and AWS OpenSearch, pages 1–1

Ramirez Camargo, L.

• Conceptualizations of space and maps towards reducing energy loss and achieving United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7: Affordable and clean energy, pages 1–2

Redfern, D.

• Traversing through borderland to ocean: how does the experiment of poetic body cartography narrate and (p)re (-) map the Yi youth’s future identity in China, pages 1–2

Reichenbacher, T.

• A Comparison of Hand-Held AR and VR for On-Site Assessment of Construction Projects, pages 1–2
• Virtual landmark cues improve spatial learning: evidence from an augmented reality indoor navigation study, pages 1–3
• Efficient Visual Analytics of Localized High-Frequency Multimodal All-Traffic Trajectory Data at Urban Intersections, pages 1–2

Reichert, K.

• Immersive Virtual Reality (VR) in Geography Lessons in Schools – A Case Study from North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, pages 1–2
• Differences in navigation behavior between head-mounted display and desktop presentation, pages 1–2
• Using physiological measurement to investigate fear in virtual geographical spaces, pages 1–2

Repaská, G.

• Spatial-statistical analysis of changes in social flood vulnerability at municipal level in Slovakia, pages 1–2

Retchless, D.

• Leveraging Topological Data Analysis for disaster preparation and response, a cartographic perspective, pages 1–2

Reyes Nuñez, J. J.

• COIL course on Sharing cartographic solutions for geovisualization, pages 1–2

Ribeiro do Carmo, W.

• Artificial Intelligence and Cartography Education: Some Possibilities, pages 1–3

Ricker, B.

• Decolonizing mapping practices: Tools, tensions, and issues of translation in creating counter-cartographies, pages 1–2
• Conceptualizations of space and maps towards reducing energy loss and achieving United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7: Affordable and clean energy, pages 1–2
• Thematic map types and Earth observation data sources for achieving for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15 Life on Land, pages 1–2

Riopel, S.

• Advancing the Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure: Innovations in Automation, Sustainability and Accessible Web Cartography for Mapping the Arctic’s Fragile Ecosystem, pages 1–2

Robin, C.

• An Update to the Canadian Vertical Datum, pages 1–2
• CSRS Modernization: A new Coordinate Reference System for Canada, pages 1–2

Robinson, A. C.

• AI and Map Use: Can AI Understand Maps?, pages 1–1
• Shaping new infrastructure and practices for cartographic innovation, education, and outreach in universities, pages 1–2

Robinson, P.

• HBCU EJ Technical Collaborative: Developing Geospatial Tools to Support Community-Based Action Towards Clean and Safe Environments, pages 1–2

Roche, S.

• Behavioural Dynamics and Geospatial Insights: A Framework for Reducing Household GHG Emissions through Tailored Strategies, pages 1–2

Rodney, L.

• Mapping the Strata of the Strasbourg-Kehl Border, pages 1–2

Roiha, J.

• Sacred Forests Around Us – Simulating the Past Forest Landscapes in Virtual Reality, pages 1–2

Romero M., A.

• Application of Multibeam Sonar Bathymetry and Backscatter in Coastal Sediment Transport Modelling: Implications for Nautical Charting, pages 1–2

Rondeau, M.

• Crowd-Sourced Bathymetry Vertical Uncertainty Calculation per Sounding, pages 1–2

Roth, R. E.

• An "Atlas in a Day" Design Challenge: Co-creating a Historical Atlas of Racial Violence in the UW Cartography Lab, pages 1–2
• Locative Audio for Educational and Inclusive Cartography: A Case Study in Green Stormwater Infrastructure, pages 1–2
• Shaping new infrastructure and practices for cartographic innovation, education, and outreach in universities, pages 1–2

Rouamba, J.

• Analysis and representation of vegetation cover evolution in natural resource restoration areas in northern Burkina-Faso, pages 1–2

Ruas, A.

• International Journal of Cartography – An analysis of a decade of publishing, pages 1–2

Ruiz-Varona, A.

• Cartographic Visualization of Energy Savings in Buildings for Compliance with the Spanish nZEB Standard, pages 1–2

Rushforth, P.

• Advancing the Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure: Innovations in Automation, Sustainability and Accessible Web Cartography for Mapping the Arctic’s Fragile Ecosystem, pages 1–2

Rymarkiewicz, W.

• Context-Based Visual Search on a Mobile Map, pages 1–2
• The layout and screen area of GUI elements in mobile map applications, pages 1–2
• Every Map Can Be a Game: Playable Cartography, pages 1–1

Räber, S.

• A Public Digital Platform for the Inventory and Cataloguing of Handmade Relief Models, pages 1–2

Růžička, O.

• Understanding User Behavior with Maps Displayed on Mobile and Desktop Devices, pages 1–2
• Map of Olomouc Changes Over Time, pages 1–1

S

Sabo, N.

• Enhancing Aerial Data Semantic Segmentation with a Colour Range Mask Layer: A Deep Learning Approach, pages 1–2

Sahagún Luis, I.

• Transversal perspective in the National Atlas of Spain, pages 1–1

Samsonov, T.

• Discrete global grid flow direction model, pages 1–2

Schaab, G.

• Co-designing a new Bachelor study programme at the interface of geo(infor)matics and data science together with students – first insights, pages 1–2

Schiewe, J.

• The Influence of Intuitive Associations on our Reading Comprehension of Temperature Maps, pages 1–2
• Mapping Quantitative Data in Dark Mode: Need for Reversing Color Schemes?, pages 1–2

Schlumpf, S.

• Guiding map readers’ eyes to what matters, pages 1–2
• Generating Consistent Sets of Map Icons Using AI, pages 1–2

Sears, D.

• Endangered Islands, Isolation & Integration: Ecological Fragility & Flow in Three Artistic Maps, pages 1–2

Segal, R.

• Mapping with SIKU - The Indigenous Knowledge App for environmental data access, land safety, and knowledge sharing across the North., pages 1–2

Sester, M.

• Visualization concepts for representing spatiotemporal vagueness in colonial collection research using the example of historical ship journeys, pages 1–3

Sevilla Sánchez, C.

• Didactic Atlas of the National Geographic Institute of Spain, pages 1–2
• GeoSapiens: Learning geography through interactive maps, pages 1–3
• SignA: The national GIS of Spain with official cartography and geographical information, pages 1–2

Shabazi, M.

• Modernization of Canadian Digital Topographic Data, pages 1–1

Shahbazi, M.

• Generating Analysis-Ready Geospatial Products from National Historical Air Photos, pages 1–2

Shamaei, S.

• Advancing Seafloor Mapping with Machine Learning: A Point Convolution Approach for Filling the Gaps in Multibeam Echo Sounder Data, pages 1–1

Sharifi, M. A.

• Location-Based Services in Complex Indoor Environments via Modern Smartphone Multi-Sensor Integrated Navigation, pages 1–2

Shavers, E.

• The effects of line simplification on planform geometry, pages 1–3
• Multi-temporal surface water mapping with high-resolution elevation and image data through weakly supervised deep learning, pages 1–3

She, M.

• Traversing through borderland to ocean: how does the experiment of poetic body cartography narrate and (p)re (-) map the Yi youth’s future identity in China, pages 1–2

Shen, J.

• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2

Shen, W.

• Waterloo Urban Scene Dataset: An Annotation-Efficient Dataset for Urban Scene Classification with Minimal Supervision, pages 1–2

Shu, Y.

• A variable hydrological element construction and visualization system for advancing the spatial resolution in hydrodynamic simulation process, pages 1–2

Shurygina, A.

• Transport network modelling on hexagonal discrete global grid system, pages 1–1
• Discrete global grid flow direction model, pages 1–2
• Experience and technologies in animal mapping, pages 1–2

Signitzer, B.

• Pre-Filled Maps for Proactive e-Participation: A New Paradigm for PPGIS Methodologies, pages 1–2

Singh, B. K.

• Geovisualization of a cultural heritage landscape: a case of India’s largest pilgrimage of ‘Maha Kumbh’, Prayagraj., pages 1–3

Singhania, A.

• Enabling Web-Based Customization of Contiguous Cartograms, pages 1–2

Sinkevičius, D.

• Mapping Autofiction: Young Female in the Post-Soviet Vilnius, pages 1–3

Sirkiä, O.

• View-adaptive implementation of hypsographic tinting for interactive web maps, pages 1–2

Skoczek, A.

• Arctica - Carta non blanca. Openstreetmap for Arctic Archipelago, pages 1–3

Slocum, T. A.

• The Evolution of Cartographic Education in the United States, pages 1–2

Sluter, C. R.

• An automatic solution for determining the Big Geo Data characteristics and classification for thematic mapping, pages 1–2
• Education on Cartography based on some ethical principles, pages 1–2
• Designing and validating a geoinformation system for managing the visitor's impact in Brazilian natural parks, pages 1–2

Sobczak, K.

• So who wins on this map? A user study on the persuasiveness of selected design solutions for presenting dominance on thematic maps, pages 1–2

Sokolov, M.

• Modernization of Canadian Digital Topographic Data, pages 1–1
• Generating Analysis-Ready Geospatial Products from National Historical Air Photos, pages 1–2

Solarz, M.

• From Maps to Meaning: An Exploratory Study of Generative AI Models’ Use of Statistical Maps, pages 1–2

Soulakellis, N.

• Geoheritage mapping: The case of Lesvos UNESCO Geopark, pages 1–3

Stachoň, Z.

• Mapping the Process: A Framework for Non-Cartographers in Visual Storytelling, pages 1–2
• Understanding User Behavior with Maps Displayed on Mobile and Desktop Devices, pages 1–2
• Advancing Cartography: Exploring 3D Visualization and Interaction in Immersive Virtual Reality, pages 1–2

Stamato Delazari, L.

• Query Automation for Preventing and Combating Fires Using a Spatial Database: A Case Study of the UFPR Campus, pages 1–3

Stanczak, A.

• Flows, Territory, and Identity: Understanding Transformation in the Strait of Messina Through Art and Cartography, pages 1–2

Stanislawski, L.

• The effects of line simplification on planform geometry, pages 1–3
• Multi-temporal surface water mapping with high-resolution elevation and image data through weakly supervised deep learning, pages 1–3

Stefanakis, E.

• Interoperable Global and Local Indexing of Discrete Global Grid Systems Based on the ISEA Projection for Efficient Storage, Processing and Transmission, pages 1–2
• A fast twin modelling method for earthquake AR scenes with multi-sensor perceptual enhancement, pages 1–1

Steiner, E.

• Shaping new infrastructure and practices for cartographic innovation, education, and outreach in universities, pages 1–2

Steingisser, A.

• Shaping new infrastructure and practices for cartographic innovation, education, and outreach in universities, pages 1–2

Steinová, Š.

• Large-format archival materials with limited public access as neglected cultural heritage, pages 1–2

Streit, C.

• «Base Map» - a new vector tiles-based map for mobile applications, pages 1–3

Strobl, P.

• Introducing the OGC API – Discrete Global Grid Systems Standard for Enhanced Geospatial Data Interoperability, pages 1–2

Strus, P.

• Arctica - Carta non blanca. Openstreetmap for Arctic Archipelago, pages 1–3

Stüllein, M.

• Applications of generative methods in cartography on the example of creating pictorial maps, pages 1–3

Su, H.

• Spatial distribution and drivers of water use efficiency in global basins, 2002-2021, pages 1–2

Suchá, L. Z.

• Mapping the Process: A Framework for Non-Cartographers in Visual Storytelling, pages 1–2

Sudlovenick, C.

• Mapping with SIKU - The Indigenous Knowledge App for environmental data access, land safety, and knowledge sharing across the North., pages 1–2

Sui, Z.

• Visualizing States Across Reference Cartographic Designs, pages 1–2

Sun, F.

• A literature map construction approach combining reality and virtuality for the Eastern mythological novel Journey to the West, pages 1–2

Sun, Q. C.

• Mapping the social inequity of neighborhood visual environment in Los Angeles through computer vision and multi-model machine learning, pages 1–2

Sundstedt, V.

• Can naive and expert users spot the difference between AI vs. human-generalized maps?, pages 1–2

Suzuki, Y.

• University Students' Cognition of the Campus Town Represented in their Sketch Maps, pages 1–2

Svacina, N.

• Enhancing Flood Management in Canada: Leveraging SAR and AI for Improved Emergency Response, pages 1–2

Szatmári, D.

• Geospatial Insights into Agricultural Land Use Dynamics in Slovakia (2004–2024): Challenges and Opportunities, pages 1–3
• Mapping the war-affected landscape of Ukraine using Earth observation data with high resolution, pages 1–2

Sánchez-Ortiz Rodríguez, P.

• Transversal perspective in the National Atlas of Spain, pages 1–1

Słomska-Przech, K.

• Toward an ICA Code of Conduct: Community Workshop, pages 1–2

da Silva Peres, L. D.

• Designing and validating a geoinformation system for managing the visitor's impact in Brazilian natural parks, pages 1–2

da Silva, F. F. T.

• The Integration of Digital Technologies in Cartography: An Approach from an Educational Perspective, pages 1–2

de Sena, C. C. R. G.

• Gamifying Maps with Pokémon Go for Elementary Education, pages 1–2

de Sousa, L. M.

• Interoperable Global and Local Indexing of Discrete Global Grid Systems Based on the ISEA Projection for Efficient Storage, Processing and Transmission, pages 1–2

dos Santos, D. C.

• Spatial Analysis of Social Vulnerability in the Informal Urban Settlements of Porto Alegre – RS, Brazil, pages 1–2

T

Takayanagi, S.

• University Students' Cognition of the Campus Town Represented in their Sketch Maps, pages 1–2

Tang, W.

• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2

Tang, X.

• From Land to Lives: Mapping the Evolution of Border Governance System in the West Bank, pages 1–2
• Designing Scenic Tourist Maps through a Framework of ‘Spatio-temporal Imageries Formation’, pages 1–2
• Review and Research Perspectives on the Development of Tactile Maps for the Visually Blind Community, pages 1–2
• Using ‘Chorèmes’ style diagram to promote positive cognition of spatial planning concepts: A case from Laogang, Shanghai, pages 1–2
• A literature map construction approach combining reality and virtuality for the Eastern mythological novel Journey to the West, pages 1–2

Taylor, L. D. R. F.

• Children’s cognitive story mapping: integrating child care work practice, art creation and cartography, pages 1–2

Techt, R.

• Applications of generative methods in cartography on the example of creating pictorial maps, pages 1–3

Tewes, M.

• Co-designing a new Bachelor study programme at the interface of geo(infor)matics and data science together with students – first insights, pages 1–2

Tharatipyakul, A.

• Enabling Web-Based Customization of Contiguous Cartograms, pages 1–2

Thatcher, C.

• Leveraging Topological Data Analysis for disaster preparation and response, a cartographic perspective, pages 1–2

Thatcher, J.

• Leveraging Topological Data Analysis for disaster preparation and response, a cartographic perspective, pages 1–2

Thiem, P.

• Multi-temporal surface water mapping with high-resolution elevation and image data through weakly supervised deep learning, pages 1–3

Thom, B.

• Tracing the Flow of Treaty Relations in the Salish Sea., pages 1–2

Thumbadoo, R. V.

• Children’s cognitive story mapping: integrating child care work practice, art creation and cartography, pages 1–2

Thumbadoo, Z. S.

• Children’s cognitive story mapping: integrating child care work practice, art creation and cartography, pages 1–2

Tian, H.

• Human responses to extreme heat through the lens of human mobility: a multiple scales study across the United States, pages 1–2

Timpf, S.

• Augmented reality (AR) display and spatial learning in autonomous vehicle: A cartographic and cognitive perspective, pages 1–2

Tirpáková, A.

• Spatial-statistical analysis of changes in social flood vulnerability at municipal level in Slovakia, pages 1–2
• Fluvial flood inundation mapping: hydraulic versus GIS- based Height Above the Nearest Drainage model, pages 1–2

Titov, G.

• Experience and technologies in animal mapping, pages 1–2

Tolszczuk-Leclerc, S.

• Enhancing Flood Management in Canada: Leveraging SAR and AI for Improved Emergency Response, pages 1–2

Tort-Donada, J.

• Toponymy and the challenge of the border. Notes for a critical reflection, pages 1–2

Tortosa Rodríguez, M. M.

• Didactic Atlas of the National Geographic Institute of Spain, pages 1–2

Toum, M.

• Analysis and representation of vegetation cover evolution in natural resource restoration areas in northern Burkina-Faso, pages 1–2

Touya, G.

• Human interactive sequences caused by the desert fog, pages 1–2

Tovmasyan, S.

• A Methodological Approach to Standardizing Basic Layers in Armenia's NSDI, pages 1–2

Trantham, G.

• Mitigating relief inversion illusion with multidirectional sky illumination model: A user study, pages 1–2

Tsakona, A.

• Thematic map types and Earth observation data sources for achieving for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15 Life on Land, pages 1–2

Tselos, G.-N.

• Developing state of the art web cartography tools to evaluate the socioeconomic impact of climate change in the Arctic, pages 1–1

Turgeon-Pelchat, M.

• Enhancing Flood Management in Canada: Leveraging SAR and AI for Improved Emergency Response, pages 1–2
• Generating Analysis-Ready Geospatial Products from National Historical Air Photos, pages 1–2

Twaroch, F.

• Exploring cartographic language for AI, pages 1–2

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Van Ulden, J.

• Semantic search engine for geospatial datasets using large language models and AWS OpenSearch, pages 1–1

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Valeš, J.

• The Use of Geographic Information Systems and Spatiotemporal Data Analysis to Support Decision-Making in Agriculture and Forestry, pages 1–2

Valiquette, M.-J.

• Mapping Canada: Addressing Challenges through Collaboration and Innovation, pages 1–1
• Advancing Flood Hazard Mapping to Enhance Sustainable Development and Climate Resilience, pages 1–2

Vandersmissen, J.

• The maps in Le Mouvement Géographique - a magazine created 150 years ago - as unique witnesses of the Western imperialism, pages 1–1

Vaníček, T.

• Exploring the Possibilities and Limitations of Webcam-Based Eye-Tracking for Interactive and Static Map Studies: A Comparative Perspective on WebGazer and RealEye, pages 1–3

Vargas-Silva, A.

• Participatory Mapping of risk by, with, and for, children - what is ethical good practice?, pages 1–2

Velasco Tirado, A.

• The CNIG Download Centre. Free and open use of Spain’s geospatial data, pages 1–2

Velho, L. F.

• Designing and validating a geoinformation system for managing the visitor's impact in Brazilian natural parks, pages 1–2

Vidugirytė, I.

• Mapping Autofiction: Young Female in the Post-Soviet Vilnius, pages 1–3
• I saw it (on a map): Gendered Poetic Optics of Vilnius, pages 1–2

Viktořík, M.

• Map of Olomouc Changes Over Time, pages 1–1

Vojtek, M.

• Spatial-statistical analysis of changes in social flood vulnerability at municipal level in Slovakia, pages 1–2
• Fluvial flood inundation mapping: hydraulic versus GIS- based Height Above the Nearest Drainage model, pages 1–2

Vojteková, J.

• Spatial-statistical analysis of changes in social flood vulnerability at municipal level in Slovakia, pages 1–2
• Fluvial flood inundation mapping: hydraulic versus GIS- based Height Above the Nearest Drainage model, pages 1–2

Vojtěchovská, M.

• Understanding User Behavior with Maps Displayed on Mobile and Desktop Devices, pages 1–2

Voženílek, V.

• Cartographic Body of Knowledge – still in progress, pages 1–2

Vásquez Tavera, F.

• Co-designing a new Bachelor study programme at the interface of geo(infor)matics and data science together with students – first insights, pages 1–2

Véronneau, M.

• An Update to the Canadian Vertical Datum, pages 1–2

van der Vegt, H.

• Modernization of topographic mapping, success factors and lessons learnt, pages 1–1

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Wabiński, J.

• T-rep – a web repository of tactile cartographic knowledge, pages 1–2

Wadhwa, A.

• Strengthening Resilience in 4D: Geospatial Digital Twins for Navigating Urban Flood Dynamics, pages 1–3

Wakabayashi, Y.

• Effects of age and period on map use after the digitalisation: results from online surveys at four time periods, pages 1–2

Wan, S.

• Predicting the Non-agricultural Conversion of Cropland using a Graph Attention Network based Method: the Case Study of Wuhan, China, pages 1–2

Wang, G.

• Geographic Spatial Cognition Differences in Virtual Reality Environments, pages 1–2
• Road Network Selection Based on Quantum Weighted PageRank Algorithm, pages 1–2
• Gender Differences in Wayfinding Abilities in Real-World Geographic Environments: Insights from Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2
• Understanding Crowdsourced Map Layout Designs via Interpretable GNN-based Layout Representation Learning, pages 1–2

Wang, J.

• Geographic Spatial Cognition Differences in Virtual Reality Environments, pages 1–2
• Road Network Selection Based on Quantum Weighted PageRank Algorithm, pages 1–2
• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2
• Gender Differences in Wayfinding Abilities in Real-World Geographic Environments: Insights from Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2

Wang, L.

• Training-free Urban Tree Counting with Multi-modal data, pages 1–2

Wang, S.

• Multi-temporal surface water mapping with high-resolution elevation and image data through weakly supervised deep learning, pages 1–3
• Leveraging Interactive Mixed Reality for Dynamic Situational Information Updating in Fire Evacuation, pages 1–3
• Mapping the social inequity of neighborhood visual environment in Los Angeles through computer vision and multi-model machine learning, pages 1–2

Wang, W.

• The Envision of Representational Spectrum of Pan-maps in the ICT era, pages 1–3
• Intrinsic assessment of the attribute completeness and accuracy in OpenStreetMap road data, pages 1–2
• Knowledge-guided Land Use Multi-scale Representation, pages 1–2

Wang, Y.

• How do experts and novices read thematic maps? – An eye-tracking and EEG study, pages 1–1
• Using ‘Chorèmes’ style diagram to promote positive cognition of spatial planning concepts: A case from Laogang, Shanghai, pages 1–2

Warner, E.

• Mapping with SIKU - The Indigenous Knowledge App for environmental data access, land safety, and knowledge sharing across the North., pages 1–2

Watanave, H.

• Title of submission: The Potential of AI "Maps" with Differences from the Real World to Expand Imagination, pages 1–2

Wei, M.

• Human-AI Collaboration in Data-Driven Visual Storytelling, pages 1–3
• Assessing Map Designs to Enhance Human Participation in Sustainable Mobility, pages 1–2
• Combining Space-time Cube and Dashboard for Visual Analytics: A Case Study with Bibliographic Data, pages 1–2

Weißmann, M.

• Immersive Virtual Reality (VR) in Geography Lessons in Schools – A Case Study from North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, pages 1–2

Westley, S.

• Mapping Changes to Geographical Names Over Time in Canada, pages 1–3

Wieczorek, M.

• Relief classification using artificial neural networks, pages 1–2

Wiegreffe, D.

• Semantic Segmentation-based approach to the analysis of old maps, pages 1–2

Wielebski, Ł.

• Integrated Cartographic Visualization Method for Analyzing the River Valleys in Mountain Topography – an Application for the Dunajec Gorge, pages 1–2

Wilbik, A.

• Tactile map evaluation using Technology Acceptance Model, pages 1–2

Wilcox, K.

• Integrating Sites of Interest into Unstructured Mesh Generation for use in Ocean Modelling, pages 1–3
• Application of Multibeam Sonar Bathymetry and Backscatter in Coastal Sediment Transport Modelling: Implications for Nautical Charting, pages 1–2

Wildberger, A.

• Generating isoline maps from spatially-exhaustive climate reanalysis data, pages 1–2

Wilkes, G.

• Advancing the Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure: Innovations in Automation, Sustainability and Accessible Web Cartography for Mapping the Arctic’s Fragile Ecosystem, pages 1–2

Wohlert, C.

• Digitizing historical Swiss railway data for interactive presentation in the Atlas of Switzerland, pages 1–2

Wu, Y.

• Waterloo Urban Scene Dataset: An Annotation-Efficient Dataset for Urban Scene Classification with Minimal Supervision, pages 1–2
• How do experts and novices read thematic maps? – An eye-tracking and EEG study, pages 1–1
• Land-cover Segmentation from Low-resolution Historical Labels via Diffusion Models, pages 1–2

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Xiao, C.

• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2

Xiao, Y.

• Knowledge-guided Land Use Multi-scale Representation, pages 1–2

Xiao, Z.

• Characterizing Pandemic-related Publications: A Retrospective Study Using Spatial Citation Network Analysis, pages 1–3

Xiong, S.

• Geographic Spatial Cognition Differences in Virtual Reality Environments, pages 1–2
• Gender Differences in Wayfinding Abilities in Real-World Geographic Environments: Insights from Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2

Xu, J.

• Waterloo Urban Scene Dataset: An Annotation-Efficient Dataset for Urban Scene Classification with Minimal Supervision, pages 1–2

Xu, L. L.

• Deep learning for 250m Resolution Annual Land Cover Mapping from 2010 to 2024 in Canada Using MODIS Time-Series Data, pages 1–2
• Pan-Arctic 200m Resolution Ice Concentration Mapping by Fusing RCM, Sentinel-1 and AMSR2 Data via Deep Learning, pages 1–2
• Training-free Urban Tree Counting with Multi-modal data, pages 1–2

Xu, Z.

• Training-free Urban Tree Counting with Multi-modal data, pages 1–2

Xue, J.

• Efficient Visual Analytics of Localized High-Frequency Multimodal All-Traffic Trajectory Data at Urban Intersections, pages 1–2
• Initial takeaways from a case study of streamlined user- centered design, pages 1–2

Y

Yamaguchi, A.

• Title of submission: The Potential of AI "Maps" with Differences from the Real World to Expand Imagination, pages 1–2

Yan, H.

• CartoDirector: A geospatial storyteller that converts text into dynamic cartographic transformations using LLMs, pages 1–2
• Scale-aware polyline segmentation using hierarchical clustering and metric learning, pages 1–2

Yang, F.

• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2
• Mapping the social inequity of neighborhood visual environment in Los Angeles through computer vision and multi-model machine learning, pages 1–2

Yang, H.

• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2

Yang, J.

• Understanding Crowdsourced Map Layout Designs via Interpretable GNN-based Layout Representation Learning, pages 1–2

Yang, W.

• CartoDirector: A geospatial storyteller that converts text into dynamic cartographic transformations using LLMs, pages 1–2
• Scale-aware polyline segmentation using hierarchical clustering and metric learning, pages 1–2

Yang, X.

• Urban Ecosystem Transformations in New York City: Insights from Multi-temporal Remote Sensing and Machine Learning, pages 1–1

Yang, Y.

• Perceiving Multidimensional Disaster Damages from Street-View Images Using Visual-Language Models, pages 1–2

Yano, K.

• Building a GIS-Based Place Name Dictionary: Advancing Spatial Humanities with MapKurator and Historical Topographic Maps of Japan, pages 1–3

Yassen, B. M.

• Using Geographic Information System in Measuring Mine Action Sustainable Development Outcomes, pages 1–2

Ying, Q.

• From maps in the head to maps in the hand: how does environmental familiarity influence pedestrian navigators’ mobile map use behavior?, pages 1–3

Yoo, J.

• Mapping the social inequity of neighborhood visual environment in Los Angeles through computer vision and multi-model machine learning, pages 1–2

You, J.

• A fast twin modelling method for earthquake AR scenes with multi-sensor perceptual enhancement, pages 1–1

Youngblood, L.

• Initial takeaways from a case study of streamlined user- centered design, pages 1–2

Yu, J.

• Knowledge-guided Land Use Multi-scale Representation, pages 1–2

Yu, M. Z.

• Urban perceptual inequalities of 15-minute city: A Comparative Streetscape Analysis of Residential Areas and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), pages 1–2

Z

Zadražil, F.

• The Use of Geographic Information Systems and Spatiotemporal Data Analysis to Support Decision-Making in Agriculture and Forestry, pages 1–2

Zagata, K.

• Efficiency of Mini-Map Navigation in Virtual Topographical Space, pages 1–2
• Every Map Can Be a Game: Playable Cartography, pages 1–1

Zawadzki, J.

• Every Map Can Be a Game: Playable Cartography, pages 1–1
• Castles, Fortress and Citadels – A New Method for Exploring Military Heritage Through 3D Immersive Geovisualization, pages 1–2

Zhang, H.

• From Land to Lives: Mapping the Evolution of Border Governance System in the West Bank, pages 1–2
• Using ‘Chorèmes’ style diagram to promote positive cognition of spatial planning concepts: A case from Laogang, Shanghai, pages 1–2
• Vector-Based Super-Resolution Mapping with the Population Dynamics Foundation Model, pages 1–2

Zhang, J.

• Geographic Spatial Cognition Differences in Virtual Reality Environments, pages 1–2
• Road Network Selection Based on Quantum Weighted PageRank Algorithm, pages 1–2
• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2

Zhang, L.

• Land-cover Segmentation from Low-resolution Historical Labels via Diffusion Models, pages 1–2

Zhang, Q.

• Common Trends and Pitfalls in Maps Submitted to an Academic Journal, pages 1–1
• Leveraging Interactive Mixed Reality for Dynamic Situational Information Updating in Fire Evacuation, pages 1–3

Zhang, W.

• Mapping the Vanishing and Transformation of Urban Villages in China: A Tale of Three Cities, pages 1–2

Zhang, Y.

• A literature map construction approach combining reality and virtuality for the Eastern mythological novel Journey to the West, pages 1–2

Zhao, P.

• Road Network Selection Based on Quantum Weighted PageRank Algorithm, pages 1–2

Zhao, Z.

• A Pan-Map Knowledge Recommendation Method Based on Visual Dimension Theory, pages 1–2
• The Envision of Representational Spectrum of Pan-maps in the ICT era, pages 1–3

Zhou, B.

• Geospatial Big Data and AI for Smart Humanitarian Mapping, pages 1–2

Zhou, F.

• Visualizing Glacial Retreat in Maps: An Empirical Evaluation Study, pages 1–2

Zhou, J.

• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2

Zhu, F. Z.

• Cartography for Emergency and Disaster Management: Research Hotspots and Trends, pages 1–2

Zhu, J.

• A fast twin modelling method for earthquake AR scenes with multi-sensor perceptual enhancement, pages 1–1

Zipf, A.

• Intrinsic assessment of the attribute completeness and accuracy in OpenStreetMap road data, pages 1–2

Zou, L.

• Strengthening Resilience in 4D: Geospatial Digital Twins for Navigating Urban Flood Dynamics, pages 1–3
• Perceiving Multidimensional Disaster Damages from Street-View Images Using Visual-Language Models, pages 1–2
• Geospatial Big Data and AI for Smart Humanitarian Mapping, pages 1–2

Zouros, N.

• Geoheritage mapping: The case of Lesvos UNESCO Geopark, pages 1–3

Zuo, C.

• Human-AI Collaboration in Data-Driven Visual Storytelling, pages 1–3
• Understanding Crowdsourced Map Layout Designs via Interpretable GNN-based Layout Representation Learning, pages 1–2
• Designing Storytelling Maps for Cross-Regional Transport Net-work Planning, pages 1–2
• Designing Map-Based Dashboards for Mobility Digital Twins, pages 1–2
• Assessing Map Designs to Enhance Human Participation in Sustainable Mobility, pages 1–2
• Combining Space-time Cube and Dashboard for Visual Analytics: A Case Study with Bibliographic Data, pages 1–2

Zych, M.

• Statistical Atlas of Poland – challenges of cartographic presentation of official statistical data, pages 1–2

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Çöltekin, A.

• Classed or continuous rainbow color scheme? A case study with 2D and 3D permafrost visualizations, pages 1–2
• Mitigating relief inversion illusion with multidirectional sky illumination model: A user study, pages 1–2
• Can naive and expert users spot the difference between AI vs. human-generalized maps?, pages 1–2

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Čehovin Zajc, L.

• Challenges of deep learning recognition of cultivated terraces and their mapping: The case of Slovenia, pages 1–2

Čerba, O.

• Best practices of cartography education at the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen (Czech Republic), pages 1–2

Ł

Łobodecki, J.

• Integration of game technology, digital twins of buildings and real-life indoor navigation app for cartographical research purposes, pages 1–2

Š

Šavrič, B.

• On designing a low distortion map projection for Slovenia, pages 1–2

Šašinka, Č.

• Advancing Cartography: Exploring 3D Visualization and Interaction in Immersive Virtual Reality, pages 1–2

Šašinková, A.

• Mapping the Process: A Framework for Non-Cartographers in Visual Storytelling, pages 1–2

Štaut, L.

• Challenges of deep learning recognition of cultivated terraces and their mapping: The case of Slovenia, pages 1–2
• The Geographical Atlas of Natural Disasters in Slovenia, pages 1–2

Ž

Žarskas, N.

• Mapping Autofiction: Young Female in the Post-Soviet Vilnius, pages 1–3

Žuljević, M.

• Developing a Digital Atlas as a concept for multi-perspective peace and conflict mapping, pages 1–2