This chapter analyses the relationship between mapping and participation. It considers the
first one as a communication system allowing the expression of the point of view of one or …

The 20th century will remain a landmark age for cartography. In the second half of this
century, the transition from analogical to digital cartography began; some have described it …

The Geomatics and Cartographic Research Centre (GCRC) at Carleton University in Ottawa
has been creating cybercartographic atlases with Indigenous communities in Canada for …

Employing anthropology, field research, and humanities methodologies as well as digital
cartography, and foregrounding the voices of Indigenous scholars, this text examines digital …

This paper examines the history of dictionary-making for the Inuktut (Inuit) language in
Canada from the nineteenth century until today, ranging from those created by missionaries …

This study uses reflexive cartography to convey the multilayered epidemic snapshot of the
first wave of Covid-19 contagion in Italy, from February to June 2020. Reflexive cartography …

Language documentation has been carried out in Iran since the late 1800s but in a sporadic
way, and even now, the scholarly picture of the country's linguistic landscape is fragmentary …

This research explores the intersection of Spatial Decision Support Systems (SDSS),
Indigenous knowledge, and community-led planning in the context of boreal caribou (Tǫdzı) …

Norbert Wiener [1] projected cybernetics as the dominant face of technological
developments of the mid 1950s, this evident in interdisciplinary studies connecting fields of …

This study evaluates a digital mapping approach called cybercartography for facilitating
Indigenous self-determination. Set in the context of First Nations in Canada, this study …