DocumentCode
1473935
Title
Mash-up maps
Author
Clapperton, Guy
Volume
5
Issue
5
fYear
2010
Firstpage
68
Lastpage
71
Abstract
There used to be a great YouTube video of a very naive young American woman, who spoke with some vehemence about why various insurgents around the world were a problem. It was because they didn´t have maps so nobody knew where they were. Americans had maps, she said, and that´s why it´s sometimes called ´Amaprica´. This fact had escaped many people and it was good of the young woman to point it out. Wittingly or otherwise, though, she´d spotted something very important. People are using maps, and they are using them in many different ways. Allied to computer technology they´re becoming even more of a boost to civilisation than they were before. It is now possible for just bout any organisation to create its own bespoke map. But who wants all of this information? And isn´t it potential security risk? In this paper, the author discussed this issues.
Keywords
cartography; security of data; management map data; security risk;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Engineering & Technology
Publisher
iet
ISSN
1750-9637
Type
jour
Filename
5449633
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