A

Adolf, A.

• Effective visualization of the AI-based road selection results for small scale maps design, pages 1–1

Andrienko, G.

• Mapping Time Lags in Epidemics, pages 1–2
• Creating Quasi-Maps for Uncovering Space-Time Patterns, pages 1–2

Andrienko, N.

• Mapping Time Lags in Epidemics, pages 1–2
• Creating Quasi-Maps for Uncovering Space-Time Patterns, pages 1–2

Annanias, Y.

• CNN-based Semantic Segmentation for Comparisons of Old Maps: A Progress Update, pages 1–1

Araszkiewicz, A.

• Tactile maps of historic gardens, pages 1–2

Awramiuk-Godun, A.

• Geovisualization in Cultural Research of Borderlands: The Example of the Podlasie Region in Poland, pages 1–1

B

Baerenzung, J.

• MLP Feature Extraction from Coordinates for Building Footprint Simplification using Graph Convolutional Networks, pages 1–2

Balado, J.

• Analyzing colour use in urban point cloud visualizations, pages 1–2

Bharti, N.

• Understanding How Maps Work in Infectious Disease Response, pages 1–1

Bleisch, S.

• Using Glyphs to Visually Analyse Spatio-Temporal Patterns in Non-Verbal Behaviour Dynamics, pages 1–1

Borek, A.

• User evaluation of the Polish geohistorical platform “Atlas Fontium” ‒ preliminary results, pages 1–2

Bronowicz, C.

• Using Glyphs to Visually Analyse Spatio-Temporal Patterns in Non-Verbal Behaviour Dynamics, pages 1–1

Buck, R. K.

• Understanding How Maps Work in Infectious Disease Response, pages 1–1

Buckley, A.

• Mitigating Map Misinformation through Prebunking, pages 1–3

C

Choromański, K.

• Combining rover images and satellite data in the process of automatic mapping of aeolian formations on the Martian Surface, pages 1–1
• Detection service based on coherent point cloud analysis with AI methods using CENAGIS libraries, pages 1–1

D

Duży, W.

• User evaluation of the Polish geohistorical platform “Atlas Fontium” ‒ preliminary results, pages 1–2

E

Engell, R. G.

• Multimodal metadata search - towards an integrated cartographic and natural language search interface for environmental management, pages 1–1

F

Fabrikant, S. I.

• A pipeline for automated area-of-interest (AOI) eye fixation analyses for outdoor mobile map-assisted navigation studies, pages 1–2

G

Gasparik, M.

• Using Glyphs to Visually Analyse Spatio-Temporal Patterns in Non-Verbal Behaviour Dynamics, pages 1–1

Gotlib, D.

• Detection service based on coherent point cloud analysis with AI methods using CENAGIS libraries, pages 1–1

Gołębiowska, I.

• Analyzing colour use in urban point cloud visualizations, pages 1–2
• User evaluation of the Polish geohistorical platform “Atlas Fontium” ‒ preliminary results, pages 1–2

Le Gall, G.

• Recall of nature hiking landmarks on account of sketch maps, pages 1–1

H

Harvey, F.

• CNN-based Semantic Segmentation for Comparisons of Old Maps: A Progress Update, pages 1–1

Hilton, C.

• A pipeline for automated area-of-interest (AOI) eye fixation analyses for outdoor mobile map-assisted navigation studies, pages 1–2

Hurni, L.

• How Generative AI Supports Understanding of An Ethically Sensitive AI-Induced Event, pages 1–2

J

James, P.

• LLM-Vision in enhancing the understanding of public spaces, pages 1–4

Jiao, C.

• How Generative AI Supports Understanding of An Ethically Sensitive AI-Induced Event, pages 1–2

Jussila, A.

• Eliciting user needs of a collaborative GIS for planning urban drone landing sites, pages 1–2

K

Kaczałek, B.

• Detection service based on coherent point cloud analysis with AI methods using CENAGIS libraries, pages 1–1

Kada, M.

• MLP Feature Extraction from Coordinates for Building Footprint Simplification using Graph Convolutional Networks, pages 1–2

Karsznia, I.

• Effective visualization of the AI-based road selection results for small scale maps design, pages 1–1
• Cartographic generalization of settlement representations: human vs. machine, pages 1–2

Karsznia, K.

• Digital mapping and surface modeling of historical objects using modern visualization techniques, pages 1–2

Kaufhold, L.

• MLP Feature Extraction from Coordinates for Building Footprint Simplification using Graph Convolutional Networks, pages 1–2

Kettunen, P.

• Recall of nature hiking landmarks on account of sketch maps, pages 1–1
• Eliciting user needs of a collaborative GIS for planning urban drone landing sites, pages 1–2

Kiliszek, D.

• Tactile maps of historic gardens, pages 1–2

Komar, T.

• LLM-Vision in enhancing the understanding of public spaces, pages 1–4

Kozakiewicz, J.

• Combining rover images and satellite data in the process of automatic mapping of aeolian formations on the Martian Surface, pages 1–1

Książek, K.

• Digital mapping and surface modeling of historical objects using modern visualization techniques, pages 1–2

M

Malinowski, K.

• Using augmented reality in 3D modeling and geovisualization of urban design patterns and landscape projection, pages 1–1

Markowska, A.

• Possibilities of using satellite data in the development of geoportals depending on users' needs, pages 1–2

Meinecke, C.

• CNN-based Semantic Segmentation for Comparisons of Old Maps: A Progress Update, pages 1–1

Meng, L.

• How Generative AI Supports Understanding of An Ethically Sensitive AI-Induced Event, pages 1–2

Mościcka, A.

• Tactile maps of historic gardens, pages 1–2

Myrda, G.

• User evaluation of the Polish geohistorical platform “Atlas Fontium” ‒ preliminary results, pages 1–2

O

Olszewski, R.

• Combining rover images and satellite data in the process of automatic mapping of aeolian formations on the Martian Surface, pages 1–1

P

Panecki, T.

• User evaluation of the Polish geohistorical platform “Atlas Fontium” ‒ preliminary results, pages 1–2

Paradowski, K.

• Possibilities of using satellite data in the development of geoportals depending on users' needs, pages 1–2

Pilarska – Mazurek, M.

• Combining rover images and satellite data in the process of automatic mapping of aeolian formations on the Martian Surface, pages 1–1

Ponce-de-Leon, M.

• Mapping Time Lags in Epidemics, pages 1–2

R

Radzińska, J.

• User evaluation of the Polish geohistorical platform “Atlas Fontium” ‒ preliminary results, pages 1–2

Reichenbacher, T.

• Personalising mobile maps with AI for better fit, pages 1–1

Robinson, A. C.

• Understanding How Maps Work in Infectious Disease Response, pages 1–1

Roth, R. E.

• Human Reasoning for Visual Analytics in the Moment of Emergent Artificial Intelligence, pages 1–3

Rönneberg, M.

• Eliciting user needs of a collaborative GIS for planning urban drone landing sites, pages 1–2

S

Schnürer, R.

• MapPool – Bubbling up an extremely large corpus of maps for AI, pages 1–2

Skupin, A.

• Lessons from an Integration of Scientometrics, Cartography, and Contemporary GIS Platform Technology, pages 1–2

Sobucki, M.

• Combining rover images and satellite data in the process of automatic mapping of aeolian formations on the Martian Surface, pages 1–1

Stawowski, M.

• Detection service based on coherent point cloud analysis with AI methods using CENAGIS libraries, pages 1–1

Sundstedt, V.

• Cartographic generalization of settlement representations: human vs. machine, pages 1–2

Słomska-Przech, K.

• User evaluation of the Polish geohistorical platform “Atlas Fontium” ‒ preliminary results, pages 1–2

T

Traut-Seliga, A.

• Tactile maps of historic gardens, pages 1–2

W

Wabiński, J.

• Tactile maps of historic gardens, pages 1–2

Wei, M.

• How Generative AI Supports Understanding of An Ethically Sensitive AI-Induced Event, pages 1–2

Wendland, A.

• Detection service based on coherent point cloud analysis with AI methods using CENAGIS libraries, pages 1–1

Wereszczyńska, K.

• Historical Atlas of Polish Towns – Warsaw issue, pages 1–1

Wereszczyński, M.

• Differences in the cartographic presentation of contemporary Polish western and northern territories in European cartography of the 20th and 21st centuries, pages 1–1

Wiegriffe, D.

• CNN-based Semantic Segmentation for Comparisons of Old Maps: A Progress Update, pages 1–1

Wrzesińska, A.

• User evaluation of the Polish geohistorical platform “Atlas Fontium” ‒ preliminary results, pages 1–2

Y

Ying, Q.

• A pipeline for automated area-of-interest (AOI) eye fixation analyses for outdoor mobile map-assisted navigation studies, pages 1–2

Z

Zuo, C.

• How Generative AI Supports Understanding of An Ethically Sensitive AI-Induced Event, pages 1–2

Ç

Çöltekin, A.

• Cartographic generalization of settlement representations: human vs. machine, pages 1–2

Ś

Śmiechowska-Petrovskij, E.

• Tactile maps of historic gardens, pages 1–2

Świerczyńska, E.

• Digital mapping and surface modeling of historical objects using modern visualization techniques, pages 1–2