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9 th International Mountain Cartography Workshop @jwielki [email protected] A Sea of Peaks - James Cook's mapping in the 1770s

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9th International Mountain Cartography Workshop

@jwielki [email protected]

A Sea of Peaks - James Cook's mapping in the 1770s

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Endeavour

Adventure

Discovery

Resolution

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Inspiration

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Insp

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Mountains

Mount Logan

Canada’s Highest (5959m)

One of the world’s most massive

rises 4150m above the Seward Glacier

19km ridgeline

Part of the St. Elias Mountains

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St Elias Mountain Range

Contains the Highest 5 peaks in Canada

Logan, St. Elias, King, Steele are all above 5000m

Spans BC, Yukon, Alaska

Parks & conservation areas

Kluane National Park (Canada),

Glacier Bay National Park (USA),

Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve (USA)

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Endeavour

Adventure

Discovery

Resolution

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My fictional cartography:

Commander James Cook and his crew

were the first recorded Europeans to

circumnavigate the St. Elias Isles.

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True

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True

Mount Logan?

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Fiction

True

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Endeavour

Adventure

Discovery

Resolution

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DEM

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“Raise” sea level by 2000m

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Consider Cook’s original course

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Chart Cook’s fictional course

actual

fictional

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actual

fictional

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actual

fictional

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Mapping the Coast

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Attempting

to capture

the style

• Mountain chains

• Coastline

• Unfinished coast

• Vegetation

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Depth Soundings

• Cook: Lead lines, measured

• Me: DEM, convert to fathoms

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Magnetic Variation

NOAA: Historic Magnetic Declination by decade as far back as 1590 ftp://ftp.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomag/Historic_UFM_maps/

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The Names Remain the Same

• Glacier might become a Bay

• Peak may become an island

• Ridge could transform into an Isthmus,

Point, or Cape

• Range might be sunk and is now a sea, or

an island

• Big mountains remain big mountains

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USA

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Canada

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Type

• Ideally: manual, hand labelled

• Time constraints: True type font

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Typeface checklist

• “Modern” fonts date from the late 18th

century • Acute distinction between thick & thin strokes

• Serifs • Straight serifs

Dominant Typeface: Botoni

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Type quirks

• Botoni • Increased leading

• Exaggerated tilt in italics

• Deeper descenders

• Prominent features as Small Caps

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Type quirks

• Title block • 4 different fonts

• 8 different sizes

• Numbers • Exaggerated descenders

• Mixed fonts & sizes

• Extreme kerning (x,y shifts)

• Degrees: o vs o

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Endeavour

Adventure

Discovery

Resolution

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The Resolution

Be confident. Use ink.

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@jwielki [email protected]

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Sources

• Captain Cook Society

http://www.captaincooksociety.com/

• Elevation Model: GTOPO30 http://eros.usgs.gov

• Topo maps

– ArcGIS NGS Topo US 2D server.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/services/NGS_Topo_US_2D/MapServer

– Natural Resources Canada, CanMatrix http:..geogratis.cgdi.gc.ca

• NOAA (Magnetic Data)

ftp://ftp.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomag/Historic_UFM_maps/

• David Rumsey Cartography Associates. www.davidrumsey.com

@jwielki [email protected]