Traditional "map" making, as opposed to the mapmaking in neogeography, focuses on reliable and reproducible products, based on expertise of high definition printing in many colours on analogue media of geodetically well-constructed images.
The aspects of reproduction of a data representation depend on the nature of the representation: is it analogue (a paper map, a mock-up) or is it digital? In the case of a paper map, its digitalisation with high fidelity is an essential step. With a source in digital form, reproduction can be a matter of the right printer. Alternatively, the source could be disseminated as a file or as a web service. If representations are dynamic and/or interactive the possibilities depend on the construction of the representation. The ease of dissemination of digital files should not result in copyright breach. Aspects: Digitalization techniques for analogue sources, Printing ( 2D, 3D), Dissemination ways, Construction of the data representation, User needs specification, Copyright issues