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Home > Archives > Vol 12, No 22 (2019)

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Editorials

Territories, places and landscapes with figures Pilar Chias Navarro, Lia Maria Papa

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Articles

Urban mapping of Cadiz during the War of Spanish Succession: a paradigm of the cartography enterprise undertaken by the Military Engineer Corps Joaquín Aguilar-Camacho, Gabriel Granado-Castro, José Antonio Barrera-Vera

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The landscape along the banks of the Tiber in Rome. An informative and representation model. Giuseppe Antuono

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Digital survey for landscape knowledge: Garfagnana case studies for tourism development and Versilia case study for hydraulic analysis. Stefano Bertocci, Matteo Bigongiari, Marco Ricciarini

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Symbiosis between panoramic photography, CGI and freehand drawing in landscape representation Pedro Manuel Cabezos-Bernal, Hugo Barros Costa, Susana Iñarra-Abad

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The drawings of Tiburzio Spannocchi for the fortifications of the Pyrenees. Analysis and design. Ignacio Cabodevilla-Artieda

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Territories changes. The study about landscape and territory of Basilicata in historical iconographic evidences. Giuseppe Damone

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An Unpublished Cartography of Granada (Spain) From the Beginning of the XXTH Century: Bases for its data integration in a GIS Antonio J. Gomez-Blanco Pontes, Juan Francisco Reinoso Gordo, Fernando Acale Sánchez

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In defence of the sketch: City and Landscape in the Architecture of Julio Cano Lasso María-Elia Gutiérrez-Mozo, Joaquín Arnau Amo

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From Centre to Centrifugal Dispersion of the Maritime ‘Melayu’ Puteri Shireen Jahn Kassim, Illyani Ibrahim, Kamariah Kamaruddin

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Mapping permanence, change, data or the intangible. Urban and territorial graphic narratives in the digital era Pablo Jeremías Juan Gutiérrez, Carlos Luis Marcos Alba

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The Lowering of the Horizon Line in the Representation of Terrain: from the Cartographic Vision to the View of the Landscape Fernando Linares García

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Digital diagrams and urban and territorial cartography. Contemporary schematic depictions of immateriality Jorge Llopis Verdú, Juan Serra Lluch, Ana Torres Barchino

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Evolution of the urban profile of the city of Zamora: From cartography to an icon vision Daniel López Bragado, Victor-Antonio Lafuente Sánchez

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Evolution of the urban image of the University of Valencia district seen through historical cartography and architectural drawings Concepción López González, Francisco Taberner Pastor

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Time and space. The drawing of the space in motion. Rosario Marrocco, Gerardo Maria Cennamo

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Dialogues with cityscape. EMBT’ proposals for institutional buildings Antonio Millan Gomez, Luis Giménez Mateu

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Between scientific rigor and perceptive component. Representing the landscape of the “royal salt works” of Cagliari in the 19th century (Sardinia, Italy) Andrea Pirinu

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Drawing and interpreting Planimetric surveys: rural landscape and old productive architectures in Sierra de Cádiz Gloria Rivero-Lamela, Amadeo Ramos-Carranza

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Interpretation of the Kingdom of Valencia’s coastal defence system from the 16th to 18th centuries through historical cartography Pablo Rodríguez-Navarro, Teresa Gil-Piqueras

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The shape of the liquid plain: sicilian salt flats Felice Romano, Salvatore Damiano

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Historical views and viewpoints in Malaga until 1850 Luís Ruiz-Padrón, Antonio Gámiz-Gordo

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Drawing, Map, Maquette. Plan-relief Landscape Depiction Rossella Salerno

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The image of the Primer Ensanche of Teruel through historical cartography Miguel Sancho Mir, Beatriz Martín Domínguez, Luis Agustín Hernández

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The overlapped skyline of the Baroque cities in the Val di Noto. Salvatore Santuccio

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Technologies and techniques offering new interpretations of the landscape evolution Francesco Semeraro, Arianna Fonsati, Niccolò Rapetti, Anna Osello

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Graphic styles for the representation of the landscape. Marina Sender Contell, Susana Iñarra Abad

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San Esteban of Guadalajara Antonio Miguel Trallero Sanz

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The Urban Draw of Pistoia: from historical cartography to metric design Nicola Velluzzi

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The drawing of the sulphur landscape in Sicily: the mining site of Floristella-Grottacalda Antonella Versaci, Alessio Cardaci

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Horizontal lines of memory: Terraced heritage in Sierra de Cabrera-Bédar. Approach and intervention strategies in rural abandoned landscapes María Zurita Elizalde

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