Information Design Journal

Volume 10, Issue 1 (2001)

2001.

Publishing status: Available

https://doi.org/10.1075/idj.10.1

Table of Contents

Editorial introduction Piet Westendorp and Karel van der Waarde	1–3
Theme: Jacques Bertin's theories
Introduction Alan Davis	4
Matrix theory of graphics Jacques Bertin	5–19
Jacques Bertin and the graphic essence of data Myriam Daru	20–25
An evolving cognitive-semiotic approach to geographic visualization and knowledge construction Alan M. MacEachren	26–36
Jaques Bertins theory of graphics and its development and influence on multimedia cartography Wolf Günther Koch	37–43
Applied graphic semiology: The map of the Lyon public transport network (France) Xavier Garnerin	44–48
Conference: Vision +6
Introduction Peter Simlinger	49
Applying computer game techniques to process visualization Alard Weisscher	50–57
Examining comprehension issues in elastic presentation space Sheelagh Carpendale	58–68
Selected conference summaries	69–72
Case Study
The way in to the way out: Signage design at Copenhagen Airports Per Mollerup	73–81
Reviews
Michael S. Wogalter, David M. Dejoy, Kenneth R. Laughery (Eds.): Warnings and Risk Communication Reviewed by Brian Platts	83–84
John Maeda: Design by Numbers Reviewed by Garrett R. Winn	85
Harm J. G. Zwaga, Theo Boersema, and Henriëtte C. M. Hoonhout (Eds): Visual information for everyday use: Design and research perspectives Reviewed by Frank M. Marchak	86–87
Robert Jacobson (Ed.): Information Design Reviewed by Roy Johnson	88
Stuart K. Card, Jock Mackinley, and Ben Schneiderman (Eds.): Readings in Information Visualization Using vision to Think Reviewed by Roy Johnson	89