Cartography

@UsmanAusman · 3 years ago

The Importance of Cartography to Human History

Cartography or mapmaking has been an important part of human history for a long time since 8,500 years ago. During these years, our ancestors used cave paintings or sculpting for the examination of ne...

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@UsmanAusman · 3 years ago

The Evolution of Cartography Throughout Time

How Cartography Has Evolved Over Time. Cartography has advanced and will continue to progress for thousands of years. Mapmaking started by being made by hand and only including the smallest details, t...

1 likes · 1 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@Lakewoods · 3 years ago

Geographic information system (GIS)

Geographic statistics system Geographic statistics gadget (GIS) technology can be used for scientific investigations, aid management, and development planning. For example, a GIS may permit emergenc...

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@muqddasnawaz · 11 months ago

"Science and Exploration: Pushing the Boundaries of Human Knowledge"

Introduction Throughout history, science and exploration have been inexorably intertwined. The insatiable human curiosity to understand the world and the universe around us has driven us to explore...

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@abdulla65479 · 4 years ago

Tiger

tIGERThe The TIGER/Line shapefile data includes complete coverage of the contiguous United States , Alaska , Hawaii , Puerto Rico , the U.S. Virgin Islands , American Samoa , Guam , the Common...

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@lukalaban1981 · 3 years ago

Medeba map - the oldest map of the Holy Land

If you ask me, even to experts, it is still unclear why it was created. Some argue that it represents Moses' vision of the Promised Land. Thirty kilometers south of Amman, the capital of Jordan, toda...

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@ar114 · 4 years ago

Hugo Wieslander

Karl Hugo Wieslander (11 June 1889 – 24 May 1976) was a Swedish athlete . He set the inaugural world record in the pentathlon in Gothenburg in 1911 with a score of 5516 points. The following...

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@AnonSunamun · 3 years ago

Star Trek: Father and Son. (Ch. 2.)

Chapter 1 Chapter 2: Where the Hell....o there are we? The first sign of consciousness Shake became aware of was pain exploding into his brain. This was followed instantly by a gut wrenching fear....

3 likes · 2 comments · Stories in Series (99cf)

@kemkem · 4 years ago

A little history about Leonardo da Vinci

He was born 15 April 1452 and guess what 3 days to my birthday . Leonardo da Vinci is a painter. He is the Highigst Renaissance who is widely considered one of the greatest painters of all time....

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Suggested Reading 13

In this series , I assume the role of a reader instead of a writer, discussing articles by other writers... things I recommend. In this edition of “Suggested Reading”, we will start with the first a...

16 likes · 9 comments · Mind, Perception & Thought (c7a5)

@aniruddhasen · 4 years ago

Of Buddha and politics

Let us suppose Buddha has come down to earth again and wants to visit India to see the places he visited then, would he need a passport? This is not a so hypothetical question. This has reference t...

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@Tomas · 3 years ago

The secret meanings of colors in peoples' cultures

The psychological effect of colors enters in all areas of life, so the colors used to attract consumers in advertisements are studied, and fashion designers are interested in knowing the psychological...

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@EneidaPerez · 3 years ago

I am/ Yo soy

Eneida, that's what my dad called me because he liked that epic that Virgilio wrote, I'm Josefina because that's my mother's name and I'm Trinidad because I was born in a deeply Catholic home ... that...

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@Miss.Top10 · 3 years ago

Interesting and Strange Facts About Aliens - My first Post

There are aliens residing in the Peak District mists, according to a new study. Around the world, there are approximately 70,000 reports of UFOs (undefined flying objects). That is an average of 192...

2 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@dyeyci · 3 years ago

The First Voyage Content Analysis

The Auhor of First Voyage was known by the name of Antonio Pigafetta. Pigafetta was born in 1491 into a prosperous family and died in 1534. He majored in astronomy, geography, and cartography at colle...

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@R23 · 2 years ago

New Video Series Coming Soon - Let Me Convince You

The other day, I wrote about how I was ordering a microphone set and working on an idea for video-based content to share on Hive; I have come to a conclusion that I find really promising. I have alwa...

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@Salam · 3 years ago

Black color in remote sensing data

The past few years have witnessed a remarkable development in technologies based on processing geographic data, converting them into important information and reviewing them, so it became possible to...

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@PrathameshGavade · 2 years ago

Digital Imaging Market Business Opportunity 2030

The report studies the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Digital Imaging Market and its crucial segments. The supply chain disruptions and economic instability have negatively impacted the grow...

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@Akash061 · 4 years ago

Envisioning a Remembered Future: The Rhetorical Life and Times of The Manchurian Candidate

ABSTRACT This article explores the rhetorical life and times of “the Manchurian candidate” in America’s rhetorical/political culture. It specifically addresses the lasting capacity of the “Manchurian...

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@sobujr619 · 4 years ago

Marco polo

Marco Polo (1254 – January 8–9, 1324)was a Venetian merchant,explorer, and writer who travelled through Asia along the Silk Road between 1271 and 1295. His travels are recorded in The Travels of Marco...

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