The potential of the lenticular foil technique for thematic cartography

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121574547
VIAF
5791533
ORCID
0000-0002-9012-9419
Affiliation
Department of Geography, Ruhr University Bochum
Dickmann, Frank

Lenticular visualisation methods are innovative advancements of modern presentation media in cartography. Due to the mainly three-dimensional perception of people, this technique, in print as well as on screen, offers the possibility to introduce autostereoscopic, i.e. threedimensional views in cartography. On the basis of true 3D, it has already found its way into the visualisation of relief relations. Moreover, it also opens perspectives for the more widespread products of thematic cartography (thematic maps). Multi-layered representation becomes possible on the basis of three-dimensional or sequentially differentiated depictions of spatial phenomena. Thus, several parameters or dimensions of cartographic content can be displayed at the same time. This essay discusses some potential applications of the lenticular foil technique for thematic cartography on a theoretical basis.

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