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It can also be used outside of games, for example to support cartographic software.

Either way you'll see the earth from a different cartographic viewpoint.

But while he could understand the problem of the name and the cartographic euphemism, the road was another matter.

An increasing amount of cartographic data is becoming available in digital form.

Error and uncertainty have always been a feature of cartographic information.

As a result each country accuses the other of cartographic aggression.

These volumes are still used for cartographic and scientific information about the Pacific.

It may be found in some international cartographic products.

Yet he was convinced a cartographic record of the venture must exist.

Methods need to be found to distribute cartographic data more efficiently.

They also aim to advance cartographic education and encourage research through such events.

The experts took one month's time to complete the on-site cartographic survey.

But no one was prepared for the post-Soviet cartographic chaos.

The commission attempts to enhance cartographic education related to the Internet.

By 1602, the library had a large cartographic collection and over 150 mathematical instruments.

It also finds extensive use in the analysis of geographical and cartographic data.

A cartographic view of the map was also introduced.

The young man had the computer cast a cartographic hologram in the air above his seat.

Saying which, he superimposed the cartographic grid on the landscape.

The cartographic work on the Southern Hemisphere should be continued from space.

They probably belong to different lines of cartographic tradition.

The use of good judgment and cartographic conventions are important to gain the best placement.

The earliest cartographic depictions of Europe are found in early world maps.

At the time, Yale called the map "the most exciting cartographic discovery of the century."

The cartographic tradition continued into a fifth family generation.