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GIS After Dark: College-to-Career in GIS & Cartography

March 2022 | Virtual for Johns Hopkins University

video should eventually be posted to this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy7voYCyj7jgPtqmMA2iane1jkVZT-1Sx


"Quad-G: a tool for georeferencing quadrangle images, and GeMS resources available from the Wisconsin Survey"

Digital Mapping Techniques (DMT) Lite

Dec 2021 | Virtual

slides: https://github.com/cmrRose/talks/blob/master/Rose%20DMT%20Lite%20Dec%202021%20GeMS%20Documentation%20and%20Quad-G.pdf

Quad-G resources: https://github.com/cmrRose/talks/blob/master/Quad-G-info-for-sharing.zip (find the 'download' button)


"Moving Maps to GeMS, part 2"

Digital Mapping Techniques (DMT) Conference

June 2020 | Virtual

slides: https://github.com/wgnhs/gems/blob/master/DMT2020-Moving-Maps-to-GeMS-Part2.pdf

script: https://github.com/wgnhs/gems/blob/master/DMT2020-Script-Moving-Maps-to-GeMS-Part2.pdf


"Moving Maps to GeMS"

Digital Mapping Techniques (DMT) Conference

May 19-22, 2019 | Butte, Montana

slides: https://github.com/wgnhs/gems/blob/master/DMT2019-Moving-Maps-to-GeMS.pdf

script: https://github.com/wgnhs/gems/blob/master/DMT2019-moving-maps-to-gems-script.pdf

resources: https://github.com/wgnhs/gems


"Designing for Scientists"

Wisconsin Land Information Association (WLIA) Annual Meeting

March 7–9, 2018 | Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

slides: https://github.com/cmrRose/talks/blob/master/wlia2018_Designing-for-Scientists.pdf

abstract:
Mapping scientific data and research calls for clarity, readability, detail, and synthesis. As map-makers, we can use the principles of good visual design to meet those needs. Design principles such as visual hierarchy, color, and consistency can be used to facilitate meaningful comparisons and to highlight distribution, correlation, and other relationships that are key to understanding the science. As a cartographer for the Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey, I create maps that appear in my colleagues’ publications on geology and hydrogeology. My design process is always a conversation; I work with each scientist to visually depict their understanding of the data for the publication’s readers. In this presentation, I will discuss our workflow, recommend some design tools and resources, and demonstrate how good visual design can lead to more effective communication.


"Maptime Madison: Sculptural Maps"

Maptime Madison

October 5, 2016 | Memorial Union, Madison, Wisconsin

slides: https://github.com/cmrRose/talks/blob/master/MapTime-Madison-Sculptural-Maps.pdf


“Magnetic Mendota: The Making of a 3-D Magnetic Map”

The Map Society of Wisconsin

October 19, 2014 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin

slides: https://github.com/cmrRose/talks/blob/master/MapSociety%20Presentation%20Oct%202014.pdf

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