Geospatial Information Visualization User Interface Issues
Geospatial Information Visualization User Interface Issues is a scholarly work by Jeremy W. Crampton, Georg Gartner, and William Cartwright, published in 2001 in ''Cartography and Geographic Information Science''. The main subjects of the publication include computer science, volunteered geographic information, data and information visualization, World Wide Web, spatial analysis, visualization, geospatial information, information visualization, data science, Geospatial PDF, geographic information system, human–computer interaction, data visualization, interface, user interface, and geovisualization. The paper addresses issues and challenges in interface development and usage that are identified as paramount within the geospatial visualization community.