[CV1-1] History and evolution of cartography

The evolution of cartographic representation in the previous centuries followed the most important technological and scientific developments of the time. It was driven by commercial and/or military needs and influenced by the special characteristics of the areas and/or environments to be mapped. Recent developments are the rise of open data worldwide and widely available internet technology allowing end users to get remote geo-data published elsewhere. In recent years, data and its digital presentation have become central elements of cartography, whereas paper maps have become peripheral.

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