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Subject: [gislist] Cartography Question for Discussion
Date:  08/29/2003 11:35:01 AM
From:  Weaver, Christopher



So I've been tossing this around in my mind for awhile - Databases, Progr=
amming and "GIS Heavy Lifting" aside...

So how does one fine tune his or her skills in Cartography?
... or what makes a good cartographer

Does one take classes in Color Theory at the local art school?
Books to be read?
Stare at the "old masters" work for awhile?
etc?


I.e. For myself... I have a Bachelors, and a Masters in Geography. Sever=
al years of industry experience plus freelance while in college. Member =
of several mailing list that deal with the topic. Read as much as I have=
=20time for. Have the latest in GIS software on my workstation in my off=
ice. Apprenticeship isn't an option. I consider myself a pretty compete=
nt Cartographer already, How would I take my skills to the next level?

So, if you think you are an excellent cartographer, how did you get that =
way?


Will sum...


Chris
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