GIS After Dark: Practical Cartography
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Join moderator Cassie Hansen, director of the MS in Geographic Information Systems program, as she hosts freelance cartographer Antonio Antoine Smith for a discussion on the real-world craft and application of creating compelling maps that incorporate data and visualization techniques to communicate insights and support decision-making.
Based in Knoxville, TN, Antonio Antoine Smith typically creates large-scale, large-format maps of communities in the United States. He has over 20 years of GIS experience across the Department of Defense, environmental consulting, utility fields, and higher education. He holds an MS in GIS from Johns Hopkins, a BS in Geography from Marshall University, and an associate’s degree in GIS from Roane State Community College. He is currently working on a book titled Knoxville in 50 Maps. More of his work can be seen at antonioantoine.com
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