A

Adolf, A.

• Advancing Graph Convolutional Networks to Improve Road Network Selection for Small-Scale Maps, pages 1–2

Alon, E.

• Statistical Atlas on the Gender Equality Index, pages 1–1

Arıkan, A.

• Establishing International Normative Values for Spatial Thinking Skills Across World’s Cultural Regions: A Multilevel Investigation of Individual and Cultural Factors, pages 1–2

Aubert, C.

• Cartographic Arc: The Art of Storytelling in Map Design, pages 1–2

Auermüllerová, A.

• Mapping Sustainable Development Goals at the Regional Scale: A Student Perspective, pages 1–1

B

Baldrica-Franklin, G.

• The Influence of Narrative Structure on Story Map Engagement, Performance, & Trust: A Preliminary Study, pages 1–2

Ballardini, F.

• Topographic Maps as Risk Interfaces: Visualising Geomorphological Hazards for Outdoor Decision-Making, pages 1–2

Barvir, R.

• Did You Miss Anything in Your Map? Introducing MapCheck: A Checklist-Based Evaluation Tool, pages 1–1

Barvíř, R.

• Evaluation of automated orienteering map design possibilities for Czechia, pages 1–2

Basiri, A.

• Is There Consistency in Visualising Missing Data? A Review of Existing Approaches, pages 1–2

Batur, A.

• Visualizing Animal Movement in Static Maps: A Case Study of White Stork Migration, pages 1–2

Bautista, L.

• Spatializing Travel Preferences: Design and Evaluation of an Interactive Interface for Personalized Travel Planning using Map Imitation Techniques, pages 1–2

Bayer, T.

• Deterministic Edge Extraction and Generalization for 3D Cartography, pages 1–2
• Automated detection of terrain depressions in spatial data using a contour tree-based approach, pages 1–2
• Automated Settlement Label Placement with Contrast and Clutter Optimization, pages 1–2

Begg, C.

• Do bushfire spread prediction maps encourage people to take appropriate protective actions?, pages 1–1

Beisenbayev, A.

• Scrolling Through the Heat: Evaluating User Engagement in an Interactive Map-Based Narrative of Urban Heat In Europe, pages 1–2

Beitlova, M.

• Comparing Paper and Digital Atlas Use, pages 1–2
• Understanding USE-IT Map Use through Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2

Bendl, T.

• From first encounters to expertise? Pupils’ understanding of contour lines across educational levels, pages 1–2

Benová, A.

• Research on cartographic literacy initiated by Ján Pravda based on map reading – background, approaches, and results, pages 1–2
• Automated Mapping of Urban Green Spaces Using Object-Based Image Analysis with Application to European Cities, pages 1–2

Biçer, N. B.

• Evolution of Soundscape Mapping: Insights from a Bibliometric and Spatio-thematic Analysis (1980–2026), pages 1–2

Blazsek, M.

• Assessing agricultural landscape diversity between 2022 and 2023 using rectangular and hexagonal grid frameworks, pages 1–2

Bleisch, S.

• Improving the Accessibility of the Swiss Cadastral Web Map Service – a Visualization Redesign, pages 1–2

Bobáľová, H.

• Heat vulnerability index mapping across spatial scales: effects of data sources and resolution in urban environments, pages 1–2
• Automated Mapping of Urban Green Spaces Using Object-Based Image Analysis with Application to European Cities, pages 1–2

Bonerath, A.

• Detecting Trade Clusters with TradeNetVis: A User Study, pages 1–2

Borczon, K.

• How spatial data is used for informed decision making in mountain rescuing? Case study of Polish mountain rescuing organizations, pages 1–2

Boretskii, I.

• Visualising Conflict/Peace: Atlas as a format for critical, reflexive and multiperspective (geo)visualisation practices, pages 1–2

Bozon, N.

• Next-Generation Vector Tiles Cartography, pages 1–2

Brandmeier, M.

• Ensemble Machine Learning and Derivative Spectroscopy for Robust Estimation of Plant Physiological Traits in Precision Viticulture, pages 1–1

Brass, M.

• Automatic Schematization of Transit Networks: An Algorithmic Approach, pages 1–2

Brauer, A. E.

• The Privacy-Utility Trade-off in Spatial Aggregation: An Evaluation Framework for Origin-Destination Flow Visualization, pages 1–1

Bronowicz, C.

• Improving the Accessibility of the Swiss Cadastral Web Map Service – a Visualization Redesign, pages 1–2

Brus, J.

• From Observation to Participation: Redefining Cartography for Sustainable Development Through a Small Island Workshop, pages 1–2
• Accessible Tactile Cartography and Art through Desktop UV Relief Printing, pages 1–2

Buchroithner, M. F.

• Heaven and Earth – How Early Cartographers Inscribed Terrestrial Routes into the Sky, pages 1–1

Buckley, A.

• Framing Cartography Codes of Ethics, pages 1–2

Burghardt, D.

• Redraw the map: a web application for polygon schematization, pages 1–2
• Large Language Model-Based Classification and Mapping of Personality Traits from Geo-Social Media, pages 1–2

C

Cajthaml, J.

• Enhancing a Printed Vltava River Atlas with Augmented Reality, pages 1–2

Can, H.

• Establishing International Normative Values for Spatial Thinking Skills Across World’s Cultural Regions: A Multilevel Investigation of Individual and Cultural Factors, pages 1–2

Case, N.

• Framing Cartography Codes of Ethics, pages 1–2

Caudevilla-Lambán, M.

• Mapping tourism potential: a GIS-based analytical model applied to Aragón, Spain, pages 1–2
• The Influence of Narrative Structure on Story Map Engagement, Performance, & Trust: A Preliminary Study, pages 1–2

Cehák, V.

• 3D Reconstruction of the Extinct Vlašim – Dolní Kralovice Railway in Czechia, pages 1–2

Chassin, T.

• Early Lessons from Adapting the Colouring Cities Framework for Graz, Austria, pages 1–2

Chodějovská, E.

• Communication Networks: From Early Modern Moravia to Contemporary Czech Republic, pages 1–2
• Mapping Early Modern Mobility: From Fragmentary Sources to Spatial Patterns, pages 1–2

Chorianopoulos, I.

• Digital twins for understanding territorial dynamics: A case study of the Moria Camp, Lesvos, Greece, pages 1–2

Cibilić, I.

• From User Input to Augmented Tourist Map Design: A User-Centred Workflow, pages 1–2

Coetzee, S.

• Exploring a blended learning approach involving crowd mapping for developing sense of place, pages 1–2
• Where are the small island states? Raising their visibility through vignettes on global maps, pages 1–2
• Visualizing minibus taxi availability in the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, pages 1–2

Cybulski, P.

• Self-Orientation, Eye Movements, and Wayfinding Efficiency in an Orienteering Simulator, pages 1–2

D

Davis, N.

• Exploring a blended learning approach involving crowd mapping for developing sense of place, pages 1–2

Dawid, W.

• Geometric comparison of open Microsoft Building Footprints and official data - a case study from Poland, pages 1–2
• Dynamic Cartography of Terrain Mobility: A GeoAI and Web Mapping Approach to Passability Assessment, pages 1–2

Demetriades, P.

• Beyond 3D Models: Leveraging multiscale 3D Geovisualization and GeoBIM for Next-Generation PropTech Applications, pages 1–2

Denier, S.

• «Base Map» - a new vector tiles-based map for mobile applications, pages 1–2

Dickmann, F.

• Relationship between different spatial ability questionnaires, spatial orientation, and mental rotation, pages 1–2
• Take Me Home: How Locomotion Methods in Virtual Reality Affect Path Integration Performance, pages 1–2
• Indications of (not so clear) Gender Differences in VR-based Urban Fear Spaces, pages 1–2

Dohnal, F.

• GIS Applications for Military Logistics Planning: Study from Czechia, pages 1–2

Dootson, P.

• Do bushfire spread prediction maps encourage people to take appropriate protective actions?, pages 1–1

Dunkel, A.

• Large Language Model-Based Classification and Mapping of Personality Traits from Geo-Social Media, pages 1–2

Duračiová, R.

• An Open-Source YOLO & QGIS Workflow for Geospatial Object Detection, pages 1–2

Dvalashvili, G.

• The importance of topographic maps for primary school age groups, pages 1–2

Dvořák, D.

• Deterministic Edge Extraction and Generalization for 3D Cartography, pages 1–2

Dziuba-Brauner, N.

• Enhancing Automation in Dot Distribution Maps: From Algorithm to User, pages 1–2

E

Edler, D.

• Take Me Home: How Locomotion Methods in Virtual Reality Affect Path Integration Performance, pages 1–2
• Indications of (not so clear) Gender Differences in VR-based Urban Fear Spaces, pages 1–2

F

Fairbairn, D.

• Contextualising map use: linking affordances to human agency, pages 1–2

Falťan, V.

• Interpreting Vineyard Landscape Heritage Through Historical Military Maps and LiDAR Data: The Little Carpathians Case Study (Slovakia), pages 1–2
• Automated Mapping of Urban Green Spaces Using Object-Based Image Analysis with Application to European Cities, pages 1–2

Fedyszyn, M. A.

• Geovisualization of Mobility Patterns using Multisource Data: A Case Study at Envelopa Campus, Olomouc, Czechia, pages 1–1

Fencík, R.

• Automated 3D Modelling of LoD2 Buildings Based on Data of Aerial Laser Scanning, pages 1–1

Fish, C.

• From Observation to Participation: Redefining Cartography for Sustainable Development Through a Small Island Workshop, pages 1–2

Fotiadou, S.

• Evolution, Trends, and Challenges of GeoAI in Cartography: A Systematic Review during the period 2000-2024, pages 1–2

Fu, C.

• Advancing Graph Convolutional Networks to Improve Road Network Selection for Small-Scale Maps, pages 1–2

G

Gaia, L.

• Atlas of Switzerland Web: Genesis of a Web Atlas, pages 1–2

Gamma, C.

• Improving the Accessibility of the Swiss Cadastral Web Map Service – a Visualization Redesign, pages 1–2

Gandhi, S.

• Early Lessons from Adapting the Colouring Cities Framework for Graz, Austria, pages 1–2

Gardner, A.

• Do bushfire spread prediction maps encourage people to take appropriate protective actions?, pages 1–1

Gartner, G.

• Spatializing Travel Preferences: Design and Evaluation of an Interactive Interface for Personalized Travel Planning using Map Imitation Techniques, pages 1–2
• Scrolling Through the Heat: Evaluating User Engagement in an Interactive Map-Based Narrative of Urban Heat In Europe, pages 1–2
• Comparing Paper and Digital Atlas Use, pages 1–2
• Contextualising map use: linking affordances to human agency, pages 1–2
• Geospatial Knowledge Organisation of a National Map in AI Driven Ecosystems, pages 1–2
• Map Design: What If Less Isn’t More?, pages 1–2
• Automating construction of cartographic ontology for transparent map-making decisions, pages 1–2

Gastner, M. T.

• Does Your Mapped Variable Add Up? Statistical Guardrails for Web-Based Cartogram Generation, pages 1–2

Gedicke, S.

• Detecting Trade Clusters with TradeNetVis: A User Study, pages 1–2

Glomb, T.

• Mapping medical infrastructure, mines, and veterans as potential predictors of the worship of Asclepius in Roman Dacia, pages 1–2

Gobec, I.

• Towards Standardization for Mapping Indoor Environment, pages 1–2

Godišková, G.

• Communication Networks: From Early Modern Moravia to Contemporary Czech Republic, pages 1–2

Gordesiani, T.

• Geographical Information System of Landscapes of Georgia, pages 1–1

Gordeziani, T.

• The concept of spatio-temporal cartography: system, connections, functions, pages 1–2

Gorgijanidze, S.

• The importance of topographic maps for primary school age groups, pages 1–2

Gorgodze, T.

• The importance of topographic maps for primary school age groups, pages 1–2
• Creation and Use of Topographic Maps in Georgia – History and Modernity, pages 1–2
• Geographical and Cartometric Analysis of the State Border in a High-Mountain Region (from a case study of the Georgian- Russian state border – the Abkhazian section of the Caucasus), pages 1–2

Gołębiowska, I.

• How spatial data is used for informed decision making in mountain rescuing? Case study of Polish mountain rescuing organizations, pages 1–2
• “If I know what I need” – on the importance of subjective metrics in map user studies, pages 1–1
• Information Distortion and Cartographic Quality in AI-Generated Thematic Maps, pages 1–2
• From 75 Million Images to a Verified Dataset of Statistical Maps: A Multi-Stage Extraction Pipeline Combining Active Learning and Vision Language Models, pages 1–2
• Who does it belong to? How atlas maps show border changes, pages 1–2

Griffin, A. L.

• Do bushfire spread prediction maps encourage people to take appropriate protective actions?, pages 1–1

Gružas, K.

• Are We Truly Exploiting the Potential of Geospatial Data? The Case of Territorial Differentiation in Lithuania, pages 1–2

Gudzuadze, G.

• Creation and Use of Topographic Maps in Georgia – History and Modernity, pages 1–2
• Geographical and Cartometric Analysis of the State Border in a High-Mountain Region (from a case study of the Georgian- Russian state border – the Abkhazian section of the Caucasus), pages 1–2

Gulashvili, Z.

• The importance of topographic maps for primary school age groups, pages 1–2

H

Hanus, M.

• From first encounters to expertise? Pupils’ understanding of contour lines across educational levels, pages 1–2

Harvey, F.

• “If I know what I need” – on the importance of subjective metrics in map user studies, pages 1–1

Haunert, J.-H.

• Detecting Trade Clusters with TradeNetVis: A User Study, pages 1–2

Haštová, V. O.

• Communication Networks: From Early Modern Moravia to Contemporary Czech Republic, pages 1–2

Hennig, B. D.

• Metrics for evaluating mosaic cartograms, pages 1–2

Herman, L.

• Automated Extraction and Cartographic Visualisation of Agricultural Machinery Trajectories to Assess Soil Erosion Risks: A Proof-of-Concept Study, pages 1–1
• The Semantic Map Method: Visualizing Spatial Perception, pages 1–2

Hermann, J.

• Did You Miss Anything in Your Map? Introducing MapCheck: A Checklist-Based Evaluation Tool, pages 1–1

Herrmann, T.

• Enhancing Arctic Resilience through Citizen Science and AI-based Mapping for Marine Pollution Control, pages 1–2

Herz, S.

• Early Lessons from Adapting the Colouring Cities Framework for Graz, Austria, pages 1–2

Heßdörfer, D.

• Ensemble Machine Learning and Derivative Spectroscopy for Robust Estimation of Plant Physiological Traits in Precision Viticulture, pages 1–1

Hiğde, E.

• Establishing International Normative Values for Spatial Thinking Skills Across World’s Cultural Regions: A Multilevel Investigation of Individual and Cultural Factors, pages 1–2

Hollenstein, D.

• Improving the Accessibility of the Swiss Cadastral Web Map Service – a Visualization Redesign, pages 1–2

Homolka, O.

• Mapping medical infrastructure, mines, and veterans as potential predictors of the worship of Asclepius in Roman Dacia, pages 1–2

Hruby, F.

• Automatic Schematization of Transit Networks: An Algorithmic Approach, pages 1–2

Hu, Z.

• Rethinking Cartographic Generalization in Mixed Reality for Dynamic Mobility Scenarios, pages 1–2

Huber, M.

• Design and Evaluation of a 3D Cartographic Prototype for Visualizing Urban Thermal Stress at City-Block Scale, pages 1–2

Hurni, L.

• Cartographic Arc: The Art of Storytelling in Map Design, pages 1–2
• Atlas of Switzerland Web: Genesis of a Web Atlas, pages 1–2
• 170 years of Cartography at ETH Zurich: the Contributions to Relief Cartography, pages 1–2
• Dynamic Contextualization: Redefining User-Driven Base Map Interaction within the Atlas of Switzerland Web, pages 1–2

I

Ič, T.

• AI-Prompted Workflows for Building Footprint Extraction from LiDAR Data: A Comparative Analysis with Traditional GIS Methods, pages 1–2

J

Jafari, Y.

• Detecting Trade Clusters with TradeNetVis: A User Study, pages 1–2

Janovský, M.

• 3D Reconstruction of the Extinct Vlašim – Dolní Kralovice Railway in Czechia, pages 1–2

Jančová, B.

• User testing of reading maps with a dark background, pages 1–2

Jiang, S.

• Mapping with a Sense of Place: Methods for Generating Place-Specific Map Colors and Symbols, pages 1–2
• Research on Natural-Language-Triggered Automatic Generation of Disaster Maps, pages 1–1

Jincharadze, G.

• The importance of topographic maps for primary school age groups, pages 1–2

Jobst, M.

• Geospatial Knowledge Organisation of a National Map in AI Driven Ecosystems, pages 1–2

Jussila, A.

• Visualization and animation trials of 3D geospatial marine oceanographic datasets, pages 1–2

Justová, P.

• Cartographic Image vs. Reality: Spatial Overlay Analysis of Maps Depicting the Czech-German Ethnic Border (1840s–1930s), pages 1–2

Järvinen, S.

• Visualization and animation trials of 3D geospatial marine oceanographic datasets, pages 1–2
• Towards cartographic xR representation – case topobathymetric hypsometric colouring, pages 1–2

K

Kagawa, A.

• Mapping uncertainties in the United Nations peace operations, pages 1–1

Karagianni, E.

• What Do Experts Trust in Maps?, pages 1–2

Karanja, F.

• Exploring a blended learning approach involving crowd mapping for developing sense of place, pages 1–2

Karapetyan, A.

• Features of the Armenian National Spatial Data Infrastructure Development, pages 1–1

Karsznia, I.

• Advancing Graph Convolutional Networks to Improve Road Network Selection for Small-Scale Maps, pages 1–2

Kašík, D.

• Automated Extraction and Cartographic Visualisation of Agricultural Machinery Trajectories to Assess Soil Erosion Risks: A Proof-of-Concept Study, pages 1–1

Keil, J.

• Relationship between different spatial ability questionnaires, spatial orientation, and mental rotation, pages 1–2
• Take Me Home: How Locomotion Methods in Virtual Reality Affect Path Integration Performance, pages 1–2
• Indications of (not so clear) Gender Differences in VR-based Urban Fear Spaces, pages 1–2

Kerkovits, K.

• Approximation of the best conformal map projection for the territory of Hungary, pages 1–2

Kesidis, A.

• Evolution, Trends, and Challenges of GeoAI in Cartography: A Systematic Review during the period 2000-2024, pages 1–2

Keskin, M.

• Early Lessons from Adapting the Colouring Cities Framework for Graz, Austria, pages 1–2

Kessler, C.

• The Influence of Narrative Structure on Story Map Engagement, Performance, & Trust: A Preliminary Study, pages 1–2

Kettunen, P.

• Visualization and animation trials of 3D geospatial marine oceanographic datasets, pages 1–2
• Towards cartographic xR representation – case topobathymetric hypsometric colouring, pages 1–2

Khachidze, G.

• Geographical Information System of Landscapes of Georgia, pages 1–1

Kheml, S.

• Mapping medical infrastructure, mines, and veterans as potential predictors of the worship of Asclepius in Roman Dacia, pages 1–2

Khorbaladze, N.

• Creation and Use of Topographic Maps in Georgia – History and Modernity, pages 1–2

Khorbaladze, S.

• Development of a Regional Atlas Series and Interactive Web Atlas in Georgia, pages 1–2

Kiefer, A.

• Urban Heat Islands in Olomouc: A Geospatial Identification of Thermal Patterns, Urban Structure, and Human Perception, pages 1–2

Kinkeldey, C.

• Communicating Uncertainty in Journalistic Maps: Perspectives from a Data Journalism Research Project, pages 1–2
• Beyond Winner-Takes-All: Evaluating Grid Cartograms for a More Differentiated Representation of German Election Results, pages 1–2

Knura, M.

• Map Generalization using Deep Learning and Constraints: Best of both worlds?, pages 1–2

Kokla, M.

• City center tactile map produced by 3d printing, pages 1–2

Kolarczyková, E.

• Mapping Sustainable Development Goals at the Regional Scale: A Student Perspective, pages 1–1

Koníček, J.

• Geovisualization of Mobility Patterns using Multisource Data: A Case Study at Envelopa Campus, Olomouc, Czechia, pages 1–1
• Urban Heat Islands in Olomouc: A Geospatial Identification of Thermal Patterns, Urban Structure, and Human Perception, pages 1–2
• Cartographic aspects of processing, visualization and publication of emotional mapping data, pages 1–1

Kopecká, M.

• Assessing agricultural landscape diversity between 2022 and 2023 using rectangular and hexagonal grid frameworks, pages 1–2

Korte, A.

• Relationship between different spatial ability questionnaires, spatial orientation, and mental rotation, pages 1–2

Korycka-Skorupa, J.

• “If I know what I need” – on the importance of subjective metrics in map user studies, pages 1–1
• Which map do you prefer and why? A subjective users' multivariate maps evaluation in the empirical study, pages 1–2

Koudelka, J.

• Selection of a Suitable Cartographic Projection for the State Area, pages 1–2

Kovařík, M.

• GIS Applications for Military Logistics Planning: Study from Czechia, pages 1–2

Krajňáková, L.

• From first encounters to expertise? Pupils’ understanding of contour lines across educational levels, pages 1–2
• From 2D to 3D: Teachers’ perspectives on 3D printed models in geography education, pages 1–1

Krakovskyi, S.

• Atlas Explorer: A Research Tool for Atlas Cartography, pages 1–2

Krassanakis, V.

• Evolution, Trends, and Challenges of GeoAI in Cartography: A Systematic Review during the period 2000-2024, pages 1–2

Krejčí, J.

• 3D Reconstruction of the Extinct Vlašim – Dolní Kralovice Railway in Czechia, pages 1–2

Krisp, J.

• Designing Uncertainty Visualization for Noise Map, pages 1–2

Krizova, E.

• Understanding USE-IT Map Use through Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2

Krotil, H.

• Communication Networks: From Early Modern Moravia to Contemporary Czech Republic, pages 1–2

Kroyan, N.

• Features of the Armenian National Spatial Data Infrastructure Development, pages 1–1

Krsková, P.

• Metrics for evaluating mosaic cartograms, pages 1–2

Kubeček, J.

• Evaluation of automated orienteering map design possibilities for Czechia, pages 1–2

Kuligowski, E.

• Do bushfire spread prediction maps encourage people to take appropriate protective actions?, pages 1–1

Kumladze, R.

• Development of a Regional Atlas Series and Interactive Web Atlas in Georgia, pages 1–2

Kurtubadze, M.

• Development of a Regional Atlas Series and Interactive Web Atlas in Georgia, pages 1–2

Kusendová, D.

• Research on cartographic literacy initiated by Ján Pravda based on map reading – background, approaches, and results, pages 1–2

Kuveždić Divjak, A.

• Visualizing Animal Movement in Static Maps: A Case Study of White Stork Migration, pages 1–2
• Towards a Framework for Measuring User Engagement in Geovisualizations Based on Open Data, pages 1–2

Kvizhinadze, S.

• Geographical Information System of Landscapes of Georgia, pages 1–1

Kyncl, G.

• Cartographic Generalization in the Automated Generation of Multiscale Cartographic Representations of Rock Formations, pages 1–2

Küpper, T.

• Detecting Trade Clusters with TradeNetVis: A User Study, pages 1–2

L

Ladňák, M.

• Communication Networks: From Early Modern Moravia to Contemporary Czech Republic, pages 1–2

Laoshvili, Z.

• Geographical Information System of Landscapes of Georgia, pages 1–1

Ledermann, F.

• Design and Evaluation of a 3D Cartographic Prototype for Visualizing Urban Thermal Stress at City-Block Scale, pages 1–2

Liang, Y.-R.

• Design and Evaluation of a 3D Cartographic Prototype for Visualizing Urban Thermal Stress at City-Block Scale, pages 1–2

Lieskovský, T.

• An Open-Source YOLO & QGIS Workflow for Geospatial Object Detection, pages 1–2

Lion, V.

• Enhancing Arctic Resilience through Citizen Science and AI-based Mapping for Marine Pollution Control, pages 1–2

Liparteliani, G.

• Development of a Regional Atlas Series and Interactive Web Atlas in Georgia, pages 1–2

Listabarth, J.

• Redraw the map: a web application for polygon schematization, pages 1–2
• Find your type: Sparking map-makers' interest in typography, pages 1–2

Liu, J.

• Research on Natural-Language-Triggered Automatic Generation of Disaster Maps, pages 1–1

Liu, N.

• Rethinking Cartographic Generalization in Mixed Reality for Dynamic Mobility Scenarios, pages 1–2
• One-Stop and Low-Barrier: A GPT-Powered Crisis Mapping Solution for Emergency Responders, pages 1–2
• How Individual Differences Influence Indoor Emergency Escape Training under 2D Mini-maps and X-ray Visualizations: A Webcam User Study, pages 1–2

Lopourová, R.

• GIS Applications for Military Logistics Planning: Study from Czechia, pages 1–2

Losang, E.

• The Atlas as Stage – Contemporary Atlas Practices and the Reconfiguration of Spatial Knowledge, pages 1–2

Lutz, M.

• Ensemble Machine Learning and Derivative Spectroscopy for Robust Estimation of Plant Physiological Traits in Precision Viticulture, pages 1–1

Lysák, J.

• Metrics for evaluating mosaic cartograms, pages 1–2
• Cartographic Generalization in the Automated Generation of Multiscale Cartographic Representations of Rock Formations, pages 1–2

Lábus, V.

• A Framework for Reconstructing Street Name and Geometry Changes Over Time: The Case of Liberec, pages 1–2

Lépy, É.

• Enhancing Arctic Resilience through Citizen Science and AI-based Mapping for Marine Pollution Control, pages 1–2

M

Ma, Y.

• Distilling Institutional Memory: A Human-AI Symbiosis Framework for Cartographic Quality Assurance in UN Peace Operations, pages 1–1

Machota, V.

• Accessible Tactile Cartography and Art through Desktop UV Relief Printing, pages 1–2

Macků, K.

• When a historical map comes back to life: The Janovice Estate (1759) in a digital environment, pages 1–2

Maghlakelidze, G.

• Some Issues of Mapping Landscape-Geophysical Space- Temporal Characteristics (Geomasses) and Map Analysis, pages 1–1

Maghlakelidze, R.

• Some Issues of Mapping Landscape-Geophysical Space- Temporal Characteristics (Geomasses) and Map Analysis, pages 1–1

Mao, Q.

• An inconsistency detection and processing method for patch boundary under multiple constraints, pages 1–1

Marada, M.

• From first encounters to expertise? Pupils’ understanding of contour lines across educational levels, pages 1–2

Marelić, T.

• How Portolan Charts Could Have Been Assembled Utilising Cartographic Sources from Classical Antiquity, pages 1–2

Marková, L.

• Mapping medical infrastructure, mines, and veterans as potential predictors of the worship of Asclepius in Roman Dacia, pages 1–2

Markus, T.

• Where are the small island states? Raising their visibility through vignettes on global maps, pages 1–2

Martínez Heredia, N.

• Mapping for inter-species democracy: a perspectivist map of ecological relations, pages 1–2

Mačiulevičiūtė–Turlienė, N.

• Multicriteria Assessment of Cemeteries as Urban Green Spaces: The Case of Vilnius City Municipality, pages 1–2

Medyńska-Gulij, B.

• Topographic databases in the creation of immersive geovisualizations for natural heritage sites, pages 1–1
• Smartphone holding styles and easy-to-reach zones on mobile map apps, pages 1–2
• Topographic Cues in Cultural Heritage Exploration: A User-Based Map Study in the Poznań Fortress Area, pages 1–2

Mennerich, P. B.

• Beyond Winner-Takes-All: Evaluating Grid Cartograms for a More Differentiated Representation of German Election Results, pages 1–2

Meriam, E.

• Blending with Intent: Color Design for Bivariate Thematic Maps, pages 1–2

Merve, K.

• Tactile Atlas of Nigeria: Development of educational cartographic materials about Nigeria for students with visual impairments, pages 1–2

Meyer, I.

• Towards Standardization for Mapping Indoor Environment, pages 1–2

Miaji, N. Z.

• Does Your Mapped Variable Add Up? Statistical Guardrails for Web-Based Cartogram Generation, pages 1–2

Mijts, E.

• From Observation to Participation: Redefining Cartography for Sustainable Development Through a Small Island Workshop, pages 1–2

Mikeli, P.

• Machine Learning-Based Coastline Classification for Semantic Enrichment in Map Generalization, pages 1–2

Mikoláš, J.

• The Semantic Map Method: Visualizing Spatial Perception, pages 1–2

Miletić, A.

• Visualizing Animal Movement in Static Maps: A Case Study of White Stork Migration, pages 1–2
• Towards a Framework for Measuring User Engagement in Geovisualizations Based on Open Data, pages 1–2

Mindová, Š.

• Interpreting Vineyard Landscape Heritage Through Historical Military Maps and LiDAR Data: The Little Carpathians Case Study (Slovakia), pages 1–2

Miřijovský, J.

• When a historical map comes back to life: The Janovice Estate (1759) in a digital environment, pages 1–2

Modebadze, D.

• Cartographic Visualization in Sports Broadcasting: Spatial Analysis and Geospatial Insights, pages 1–1
• Meta-Photoatlases as Semiotic Knowledge Models: From Atlasgraphy to Atlas Semiotics, pages 1–2

Modebadze, S.

• Cartographic Visualization in Sports Broadcasting: Spatial Analysis and Geospatial Insights, pages 1–1
• Meta-Photoatlases as Semiotic Knowledge Models: From Atlasgraphy to Atlas Semiotics, pages 1–2

Mokruša, O.

• From first encounters to expertise? Pupils’ understanding of contour lines across educational levels, pages 1–2
• From 2D to 3D: Teachers’ perspectives on 3D printed models in geography education, pages 1–1

Moysidou, L.

• Digital twins for understanding territorial dynamics: A case study of the Moria Camp, Lesvos, Greece, pages 1–2
• Real-time in-situ biodiversity recording utilizing UAV mapping and web-application synergy, pages 1–2

Močičková, J.

• Cartographic Image vs. Reality: Spatial Overlay Analysis of Maps Depicting the Czech-German Ethnic Border (1840s–1930s), pages 1–2

Muehlenhaus, I.

• Prompt Cartography as Method: Human Responsibility and the Future of Map Design, pages 1–2

Muhuri, A.

• Enhancing Arctic Resilience through Citizen Science and AI-based Mapping for Marine Pollution Control, pages 1–2

Munzberger, J.

• Mapping Early Modern Mobility: From Fragmentary Sources to Spatial Patterns, pages 1–2

Muradyan, V.

• Features of the Armenian National Spatial Data Infrastructure Development, pages 1–1

Mužík, F.

• Enhancing a Printed Vltava River Atlas with Augmented Reality, pages 1–2
• 3D Reconstruction of the Extinct Vlašim – Dolní Kralovice Railway in Czechia, pages 1–2

Müller, J.

• Inconsistent panning and zooming in globe views across leading geospatial services, pages 1–2

Müller, V.

• Automated detection of terrain depressions in spatial data using a contour tree-based approach, pages 1–2

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Najser, Č.

• Mapping Sustainable Development Goals at the Regional Scale: A Student Perspective, pages 1–1

Nawshin, N. T.

• The Influence of Narrative Structure on Story Map Engagement, Performance, & Trust: A Preliminary Study, pages 1–2

Ndlovu, H.

• Exploring a blended learning approach involving crowd mapping for developing sense of place, pages 1–2

Nestel, C.

• Framing Cartography Codes of Ethics, pages 1–2

Netek, R.

• Did You Miss Anything in Your Map? Introducing MapCheck: A Checklist-Based Evaluation Tool, pages 1–1

Neumann, A.

• Cartographic Arc: The Art of Storytelling in Map Design, pages 1–2
• Atlas of Switzerland Web: Genesis of a Web Atlas, pages 1–2
• Dynamic Contextualization: Redefining User-Driven Base Map Interaction within the Atlas of Switzerland Web, pages 1–2

Nikolaishvili, D.

• Some Issues of Mapping Landscape-Geophysical Space- Temporal Characteristics (Geomasses) and Map Analysis, pages 1–1

Nikoleishvili, S.

• Development of a Regional Atlas Series and Interactive Web Atlas in Georgia, pages 1–2

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Oke, B. C.

• Tactile Atlas of Nigeria: Development of educational cartographic materials about Nigeria for students with visual impairments, pages 1–2

Oppelt, N.

• Enhancing Arctic Resilience through Citizen Science and AI-based Mapping for Marine Pollution Control, pages 1–2

Opravil, Š.

• Assessing agricultural landscape diversity between 2022 and 2023 using rectangular and hexagonal grid frameworks, pages 1–2

Oprchal, J.

• Automated Extraction and Cartographic Visualisation of Agricultural Machinery Trajectories to Assess Soil Erosion Risks: A Proof-of-Concept Study, pages 1–1

Osvald, R.

• Automated Mapping of Urban Green Spaces Using Object-Based Image Analysis with Application to European Cities, pages 1–2

O’Meara, D.

• Take Me Home: How Locomotion Methods in Virtual Reality Affect Path Integration Performance, pages 1–2

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Pammer, A.

• Geospatial Knowledge Organisation of a National Map in AI Driven Ecosystems, pages 1–2

Papadopoulou, E. E.

• Digital twins for understanding territorial dynamics: A case study of the Moria Camp, Lesvos, Greece, pages 1–2
• Real-time in-situ biodiversity recording utilizing UAV mapping and web-application synergy, pages 1–2

Papakonstantinou, A.

• Beyond 3D Models: Leveraging multiscale 3D Geovisualization and GeoBIM for Next-Generation PropTech Applications, pages 1–2
• Enhancing Arctic Resilience through Citizen Science and AI-based Mapping for Marine Pollution Control, pages 1–2

Pavelka, T.

• Automated Extraction and Cartographic Visualisation of Agricultural Machinery Trajectories to Assess Soil Erosion Risks: A Proof-of-Concept Study, pages 1–1

Peterson, M.

• Contextualising map use: linking affordances to human agency, pages 1–2

Petracou, E.

• Digital twins for understanding territorial dynamics: A case study of the Moria Camp, Lesvos, Greece, pages 1–2

Petrosyan, S.

• Rethinking urban green space accessibility through a GIS-based perspective in Yerevan, Armenia, pages 1–2

Petrovič, D.

• Towards Standardization for Mapping Indoor Environment, pages 1–2

Piloyan, A.

• Rethinking urban green space accessibility through a GIS-based perspective in Yerevan, Armenia, pages 1–2

Pippig, K.

• «Base Map» - a new vector tiles-based map for mobile applications, pages 1–2

Pokonieczny, K.

• Concept of a Geospatial Digital Twin for Crisis Management and Military Applications: Information Scope and Data Modelling, pages 1–2
• Dynamic Cartography of Terrain Mobility: A GeoAI and Web Mapping Approach to Passability Assessment, pages 1–2

Polat Kayali, M.

• Is There Consistency in Visualising Missing Data? A Review of Existing Approaches, pages 1–2

Polous, N.

• Maps as Our New Custodian: Navigating Knowledge in Space and Time, pages 1–2

Polák, T.

• Cartographic aspects of processing, visualization and publication of emotional mapping data, pages 1–1

Popelka, S.

• Comparing Paper and Digital Atlas Use, pages 1–2
• User testing of reading maps with a dark background, pages 1–2
• When a historical map comes back to life: The Janovice Estate (1759) in a digital environment, pages 1–2
• Understanding USE-IT Map Use through Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2
• Usability Evaluation of Interactive Cartographic Visualisations by means of Eye-tracking, pages 1–2
• GazeDeck: Multi-Glasses Gaze Interactions on Arbitrary Cartographic Surfaces, pages 1–2

Poslončec-Petrić, V.

• From User Input to Augmented Tourist Map Design: A User-Centred Workflow, pages 1–2

Postigo-Vidal, R.

• Mapping tourism potential: a GIS-based analytical model applied to Aragón, Spain, pages 1–2

Prestby, T. J.

• The Influence of Narrative Structure on Story Map Engagement, Performance, & Trust: A Preliminary Study, pages 1–2

Proestakis, S.

• Digital twins for understanding territorial dynamics: A case study of the Moria Camp, Lesvos, Greece, pages 1–2
• Real-time in-situ biodiversity recording utilizing UAV mapping and web-application synergy, pages 1–2

Pupedis, G.

• Do bushfire spread prediction maps encourage people to take appropriate protective actions?, pages 1–1

Pánek, J.

• Cartographic aspects of processing, visualization and publication of emotional mapping data, pages 1–1
• Cartographic Implications of Geometry Choice in Participatory Mapping: A Comparative Study of Two-Wheeled Urban Mobility in Olomouc and Reykjavík, pages 1–1

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Raz, O.

• The New Digital Atlas of Israel: Transitioning from Print to an Interactive National Cartographic Knowledge Hub, pages 1–2

Reichert, K.

• Indications of (not so clear) Gender Differences in VR-based Urban Fear Spaces, pages 1–2

Reikertas, A.

• Multicriteria Assessment of Cemeteries as Urban Green Spaces: The Case of Vilnius City Municipality, pages 1–2

Reinhardt, G.

• Mapping for inter-species democracy: a perspectivist map of ecological relations, pages 1–2

Ricker, B.

• From Observation to Participation: Redefining Cartography for Sustainable Development Through a Small Island Workshop, pages 1–2
• Where are the small island states? Raising their visibility through vignettes on global maps, pages 1–2

Ritterová, D.

• Cartographic Implications of Geometry Choice in Participatory Mapping: A Comparative Study of Two-Wheeled Urban Mobility in Olomouc and Reykjavík, pages 1–1

Robinson, A. C.

• Making vivid maps: expressive geovisualization for representing spatial vulnerability, pages 1–2

Roth, R. E.

• The Influence of Narrative Structure on Story Map Engagement, Performance, & Trust: A Preliminary Study, pages 1–2

Rusinko, A.

• Interpreting Vineyard Landscape Heritage Through Historical Military Maps and LiDAR Data: The Little Carpathians Case Study (Slovakia), pages 1–2

Rymarkiewicz, W.

• Self-Orientation, Eye Movements, and Wayfinding Efficiency in an Orienteering Simulator, pages 1–2
• Smartphone holding styles and easy-to-reach zones on mobile map apps, pages 1–2

Růžičková, V.

• Accessible Tactile Cartography and Art through Desktop UV Relief Printing, pages 1–2

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Saarinen, A.

• Towards cartographic xR representation – case topobathymetric hypsometric colouring, pages 1–2

Sahagún Luis, I.

• New printed edition of the National Atlas of Spain. Part VI. Social services and facilities, pages 1–1

Schaab, G.

• Exploring a blended learning approach involving crowd mapping for developing sense of place, pages 1–2

Scheck, E.

• The data context gap in cartography textbooks and handbooks, pages 1–2

Schiewe, J.

• Preserving Changes After Cartographic Generalization: A Framework and Example of Line Simplification, pages 1–2

Schlumpf, S.

• Spatializing Travel Preferences: Design and Evaluation of an Interactive Interface for Personalized Travel Planning using Map Imitation Techniques, pages 1–2
• Find your type: Sparking map-makers' interest in typography, pages 1–2
• Map Design: What If Less Isn’t More?, pages 1–2

Schweiger, O.

• Real-time in-situ biodiversity recording utilizing UAV mapping and web-application synergy, pages 1–2

Sfikas, G.

• Evolution, Trends, and Challenges of GeoAI in Cartography: A Systematic Review during the period 2000-2024, pages 1–2

Sherozia, A.

• Development of a Regional Atlas Series and Interactive Web Atlas in Georgia, pages 1–2

Singhania, A.

• Does Your Mapped Variable Add Up? Statistical Guardrails for Web-Based Cartogram Generation, pages 1–2

Sirinapaphan, S.

• The Privacy-Utility Trade-off in Spatial Aggregation: An Evaluation Framework for Origin-Destination Flow Visualization, pages 1–1

Skopeliti, A.

• What Do Experts Trust in Maps?, pages 1–2
• Machine Learning-Based Coastline Classification for Semantic Enrichment in Map Generalization, pages 1–2
• City center tactile map produced by 3d printing, pages 1–2

Slaughter, N.

• The Arctic, a Personal Project or: Lessons and Observations When Working with Content that Continuously Evolves, pages 1–2

Snopková, D.

• Automated Extraction and Cartographic Visualisation of Agricultural Machinery Trajectories to Assess Soil Erosion Risks: A Proof-of-Concept Study, pages 1–1

Snyman, L.

• Visualizing minibus taxi availability in the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, pages 1–2

Sobczak, K.

• Information Distortion and Cartographic Quality in AI-Generated Thematic Maps, pages 1–2

Solarz, M.

• From 75 Million Images to a Verified Dataset of Statistical Maps: A Multi-Stage Extraction Pipeline Combining Active Learning and Vision Language Models, pages 1–2

Sologashvili, N.

• Development of a Regional Atlas Series and Interactive Web Atlas in Georgia, pages 1–2

Solomon, G.

• Is There Consistency in Visualising Missing Data? A Review of Existing Approaches, pages 1–2

Sonneck, M.

• Mapping for inter-species democracy: a perspectivist map of ecological relations, pages 1–2

Soulakellis, N.

• Digital twins for understanding territorial dynamics: A case study of the Moria Camp, Lesvos, Greece, pages 1–2
• Real-time in-situ biodiversity recording utilizing UAV mapping and web-application synergy, pages 1–2

Stachoň, Z.

• Mapping Sustainable Development Goals at the Regional Scale: A Student Perspective, pages 1–1
• Communication Networks: From Early Modern Moravia to Contemporary Czech Republic, pages 1–2

Stalder, T.

• «Base Map» - a new vector tiles-based map for mobile applications, pages 1–2

Stefanakis, E.

• Neural-Based Cartographic Relief Shading for Alberta, pages 1–2

Streit, C.

• «Base Map» - a new vector tiles-based map for mobile applications, pages 1–2

Struwig, C.

• Exploring a blended learning approach involving crowd mapping for developing sense of place, pages 1–2

Stöger, M.

• Cartographic Representation of African History: Ethiopia and Eritrea, 1875-1914, pages 1–2

Sui, Z.

• Making vivid maps: expressive geovisualization for representing spatial vulnerability, pages 1–2

Sutlović, J.

• Visual semiotics of nautical charts of the Adriatic Sea (13th– 19th centuries): encoding power, identity and territory, pages 1–1

Szatmári, D.

• Assessing agricultural landscape diversity between 2022 and 2023 using rectangular and hexagonal grid frameworks, pages 1–2

Szombara, S.

• Enhancing Automation in Dot Distribution Maps: From Algorithm to User, pages 1–2

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Talhofer, V.

• GIS Applications for Military Logistics Planning: Study from Czechia, pages 1–2

Tataris, G.

• Real-time in-situ biodiversity recording utilizing UAV mapping and web-application synergy, pages 1–2

Tharatipyakul, A.

• Does Your Mapped Variable Add Up? Statistical Guardrails for Web-Based Cartogram Generation, pages 1–2

Tigishvili, T.

• The importance of topographic maps for primary school age groups, pages 1–2

Tkeshelashvili, V.

• Creation and Use of Topographic Maps in Georgia – History and Modernity, pages 1–2

Tobiáš, P.

• 3D Reconstruction of the Extinct Vlašim – Dolní Kralovice Railway in Czechia, pages 1–2

Tockner, L.

• Measuring the Impact of AI Adoption on the Sustainability of OpenStreetMap, pages 1–2

Tolordava, R.

• Geographical and Cartometric Analysis of the State Border in a High-Mountain Region (from a case study of the Georgian- Russian state border – the Abkhazian section of the Caucasus), pages 1–2

Traun, C.

• Urban Heat Islands in Olomouc: A Geospatial Identification of Thermal Patterns, Urban Structure, and Human Perception, pages 1–2

Tscheulin, T.

• Real-time in-situ biodiversity recording utilizing UAV mapping and web-application synergy, pages 1–2

Tsertsvadze, L.

• Meta-Photoatlases as Semiotic Knowledge Models: From Atlasgraphy to Atlas Semiotics, pages 1–2

Tsirgvava, G.

• Development of a Regional Atlas Series and Interactive Web Atlas in Georgia, pages 1–2

Twaroch, F.

• Geospatial Knowledge Organisation of a National Map in AI Driven Ecosystems, pages 1–2

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Ullmann, T.

• Ensemble Machine Learning and Derivative Spectroscopy for Robust Estimation of Plant Physiological Traits in Precision Viticulture, pages 1–1

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Vanicek, T.

• Comparing Paper and Digital Atlas Use, pages 1–2

Vaníček, T.

• Usability Evaluation of Interactive Cartographic Visualisations by means of Eye-tracking, pages 1–2
• MapLogger: A Client-Side Tool for Logging User Interaction in Web Map Usability Studies, pages 1–2

Vasilakos, C.

• Real-time in-situ biodiversity recording utilizing UAV mapping and web-application synergy, pages 1–2

Venter, C.

• Visualizing minibus taxi availability in the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, pages 1–2

Večeřa, D.

• Mapping Sustainable Development Goals at the Regional Scale: A Student Perspective, pages 1–1

Vojtechovska, M.

• Comparing Paper and Digital Atlas Use, pages 1–2
• Understanding USE-IT Map Use through Eye-Tracking, pages 1–2
• GazeDeck: Multi-Glasses Gaze Interactions on Arbitrary Cartographic Surfaces, pages 1–2

Vondráková, A.

• Tactile Atlas of Nigeria: Development of educational cartographic materials about Nigeria for students with visual impairments, pages 1–2

Vozenilek, V.

• 3D-Geo-Vis: A Geovisualization Tool for Visual Analysis of Thematic Data in 3D, pages 1–2

Voženílek, V.

• Three Czech National Atlases: Will There Ever Be a Fourth?, pages 1–2

Vrbik, D.

• A Framework for Reconstructing Street Name and Geometry Changes Over Time: The Case of Liberec, pages 1–2

Vrána, P.

• Mapping Sustainable Development Goals at the Regional Scale: A Student Perspective, pages 1–1

Vuckovic, M.

• Design and Evaluation of a 3D Cartographic Prototype for Visualizing Urban Thermal Stress at City-Block Scale, pages 1–2

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Wahed, R.

• Large Language Model-Based Classification and Mapping of Personality Traits from Geo-Social Media, pages 1–2

Wang, X.

• Automating construction of cartographic ontology for transparent map-making decisions, pages 1–2
• From Daily Life to the Future: Cultivating Spatial Literacy and Sustainability Awareness through the World Children’s Map Competition, pages 1–2

Wang, Y.

• Mapping with a Sense of Place: Methods for Generating Place-Specific Map Colors and Symbols, pages 1–2
• Research on Natural-Language-Triggered Automatic Generation of Disaster Maps, pages 1–1

Weibel, R.

• Advancing Graph Convolutional Networks to Improve Road Network Selection for Small-Scale Maps, pages 1–2

Wereszczyński, M.

• Who does it belong to? How atlas maps show border changes, pages 1–2

Wigley, M.

• «Base Map» - a new vector tiles-based map for mobile applications, pages 1–2

Wirth, K. H.

• Heaven and Earth – How Early Cartographers Inscribed Terrestrial Routes into the Sky, pages 1–1

Wohlert, C.

• Dynamic Contextualization: Redefining User-Driven Base Map Interaction within the Atlas of Switzerland Web, pages 1–2

Wolodtschenko, A.

• Meta-Photoatlases as Semiotic Knowledge Models: From Atlasgraphy to Atlas Semiotics, pages 1–2

Wondrak, S.

• Cartography versus Geomatics Education in Switzerland, pages 1–1

Wu, M.

• Mapping with a Sense of Place: Methods for Generating Place-Specific Map Colors and Symbols, pages 1–2

Wyszyński, M.

• Dynamic Cartography of Terrain Mobility: A GeoAI and Web Mapping Approach to Passability Assessment, pages 1–2

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Xu, W.

• How Individual Differences Influence Indoor Emergency Escape Training under 2D Mini-maps and X-ray Visualizations: A Webcam User Study, pages 1–2

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Yakshin, N.

• AI-Prompted Workflows for Building Footprint Extraction from LiDAR Data: A Comparative Analysis with Traditional GIS Methods, pages 1–2
• Assessment of Water Presence in River Channels Using Airborne LiDAR Data, pages 1–2

Yan, H.

• Automating construction of cartographic ontology for transparent map-making decisions, pages 1–2

Yin, H.

• An inconsistency detection and processing method for patch boundary under multiple constraints, pages 1–1

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Zacharopoulou, D.

• City center tactile map produced by 3d printing, pages 1–2

Zagata, K.

• Self-Orientation, Eye Movements, and Wayfinding Efficiency in an Orienteering Simulator, pages 1–2

Zawadzki, J.

• Self-Orientation, Eye Movements, and Wayfinding Efficiency in an Orienteering Simulator, pages 1–2
• Topographic Cues in Cultural Heritage Exploration: A User-Based Map Study in the Poznań Fortress Area, pages 1–2

Zejdlik, J.

• MapLogger: A Client-Side Tool for Logging User Interaction in Web Map Usability Studies, pages 1–2
• 3D-Geo-Vis: A Geovisualization Tool for Visual Analysis of Thematic Data in 3D, pages 1–2

Zhou, W.

• Research on Natural-Language-Triggered Automatic Generation of Disaster Maps, pages 1–1

Zhou, Z.

• Advancing Graph Convolutional Networks to Improve Road Network Selection for Small-Scale Maps, pages 1–2

Zhuang, L.

• One-Stop and Low-Barrier: A GPT-Powered Crisis Mapping Solution for Emergency Responders, pages 1–2

Zúñiga-Antón, M.

• Mapping tourism potential: a GIS-based analytical model applied to Aragón, Spain, pages 1–2

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Çetin, T.

• Establishing International Normative Values for Spatial Thinking Skills Across World’s Cultural Regions: A Multilevel Investigation of Individual and Cultural Factors, pages 1–2

Çöltekin, A.

• Establishing International Normative Values for Spatial Thinking Skills Across World’s Cultural Regions: A Multilevel Investigation of Individual and Cultural Factors, pages 1–2

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Čerba, O.

• Maps of European Biodiversity Typology, pages 1–2

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Ďuračiová, R.

• AI-Prompted Workflows for Building Footprint Extraction from LiDAR Data: A Comparative Analysis with Traditional GIS Methods, pages 1–2

Ďuriančíková, P.

• Next-Generation Vector Tiles Cartography, pages 1–2

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Řezník, T.

• Automated Extraction and Cartographic Visualisation of Agricultural Machinery Trajectories to Assess Soil Erosion Risks: A Proof-of-Concept Study, pages 1–1

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Šagát, V.

• Interpreting Vineyard Landscape Heritage Through Historical Military Maps and LiDAR Data: The Little Carpathians Case Study (Slovakia), pages 1–2

Šklíba, D.

• Automated Settlement Label Placement with Contrast and Clutter Optimization, pages 1–2

Škorvaga, F.

• Heat vulnerability index mapping across spatial scales: effects of data sources and resolution in urban environments, pages 1–2

Šperka, J.

• AI-Prompted Workflows for Building Footprint Extraction from LiDAR Data: A Comparative Analysis with Traditional GIS Methods, pages 1–2
• An Open-Source YOLO & QGIS Workflow for Geospatial Object Detection, pages 1–2

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Žejdlík, J.

• Cartographic aspects of processing, visualization and publication of emotional mapping data, pages 1–1

Žuljević, M.

• Visualising Conflict/Peace: Atlas as a format for critical, reflexive and multiperspective (geo)visualisation practices, pages 1–2

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’Afifah, Z. N.

• Designing Uncertainty Visualization for Noise Map, pages 1–2