Spatial Visualization

Spatial Visualization

GEOG 0310

formerly Introduction to Thematic Cartrography

This course introduces principles and practices for representing and visualizing spatial information. Lab exercises provide applied problems that illustrate conceptual issues discussed in lecture and readings. In lab work, students will use graphics software and geographic information systems (GIS) to design maps and graphics for problems in the human and physical sciences, planning, and environmental management. Major topics will include principles of graphic design, thematic mapping, interface design, 3D and animation.

Spring 2011

Professor: Jeff Howarth

Ben Blackshear	Meghan Blumstein	Suzanne Calhoun	Nina Cameron
Michael Gaskin	Nora Hirozawa	Samar Ibrahim	Stephanie Joyce
Jak Knelman	Daniel Loehr	Kate Macfarlane	Bente Madson
Phebe Meyers	Hannah Orcutt	William Peterson	Ben Pruitt
Taylor Smith	Colin Struthers	Ben Wessel

Spring 2010

Professor: Jeff Howarth

Maggie Bale	Will Bellaimy	Noah Brautigam	Meaghen Brown
Jon Campbell	Landers Carnal	Tom Corrado	Aly DeGraff
Charlie Hofmann	Caroline Grego	Clare Crosby	Max Kanter
Pier LaFarge	Jake Moritz	Aseem Mulji	Tim O'Grady
Katie Panhorst	Rachel Pentecost	Andrew Powers	Byron Rath
Marty Schnure	Michaela Skiles	Natty Smith	Nick Sohl
Lexi Zalk	Jue Yang	Jordan Valen

Spring 2008

Professor: Jonathan Schroeder
formerly Introduction to Thematic Cartography.

Roz Vara	Toral Patel	Alex Oberg	Peter Mueller
Geordie Lynd	Allison Klein	Sarah Kirk	Connor Keeshan
Billie Borden	Sarah Bellemare

Spring 2007

Professor: Jonathan Schroeder
formerly Introduction to Thematic Cartography.

Reisa Bloch	Kelly Blynn	Steven Chester	Ben Davis
Elissa Denton	Chester Harvey	Carol Guest	Matthew Johnson
Christopher Lizotte	Tyler Lohman	Simran McKenna	Caitlin Sargent