Mapping The Future Of Cartography
1 May 2001 - 6:00am
A review of trends in cartography, innovations in mapping technologies, and a look at the maps of the future.
"I believe we are going to see interactive maps eventually on paper-thin 'screens' that can be folded. They will be powered by tiny chips.I'm convinced we will someday see holographic maps, 3-D images that will appear in front of you or on a folding screen. You will be able to rotate them and zoom in or out and virtually experience being inside the map."
Source:
National Geographic, April 30, 2001
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