… we contend that maps are of-the-moment, brought into being through practices (embodied,
social, technical); that mapping is a process of constant reterritorialization. Maps are never …

… snapshots of place-making mapping practices in order to show how contexts of use matter
in practices of annotation, and to highlight how maps extend beyond their envisioned uses …

… the same lens of cultural mapping and expand our efforts both geographically and technologically
in our quest to demystify the notion of “place” and form cultureNOW. Mapping is at the …

Landscape change is driven by a complex combination of physical, ecological and socio-cultural
drivers. Because of their inherent complexity, integrative strategies that combine social …

… The map works of locative media are accordingly positioned … , demonstrating that mapping
survives beyond cartography but … thesis also wants to place the mapping activities of locative …

… Maps produce spatial categorisation. Once the political will is found to develop a category, a
… fields or the less attractive city streets) beyond it. Such legal and representational practices …

… is to map not just their multiplication but also their endurance and evolution. … places or “cultural
archipelagos,” and we have looked away from lessons garnered from places beyond the …

… on place. From there, I will move into inductive visualization, deep mapping, and the atlas
form as ways to think about place. … However, it requires an angle that sees beyond the …

… It also will be essential to match technologies with the traditions of argument and narrative
employed by humanists (Bodenhamer, ‘Beyond GIS’). It is here where the deep map, a new …

… aims at describing a project that has sought to ‘map’ the geographies of the district’s … map
we had created together three places/ objects that help them to find their way and three places …