Terra Digitalis

Aims & Scope

Terra Digitalis publishes the results of geoscientific research using the new geographic information technologies. The journal publishes different types of maps (which needs to be accompanied by its descriptive articles): A. Static maps (PDF) B. 2D Interactive Maps C. 3D Interactive Maps D. Dynamic Maps E. Spatial data collections The maps may be: a. Original and unpublished maps or spatial data. b. Reinterpretations of cartographic products or data, created or collected by the same or different authors and reported in documents that have limited circulation, were not published or were not formally edited. Such is the case of professional or postgraduate theses and internal technical reports. In this case, it is necessary to specify the cartographic contribution and the criteria used in the reinterpretation. c. Documents such as those described in the previous point, which have already been published in printed or digital format. A letter from the copyright owner authorizing a new digital publication will be required. d. Compilation of various cartographic documents or data (electronic or printed), systematically integrated into a spatial database with their relative attributes (coordinates, measurements, references, methods). e. Updated versions of maps already published in printed version by the same author or by different authors. A letter from the copyright owner authorizing a new digital publication will be required

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