Computer cartography is the use of computer technology to create, analyze, and manipulate maps and geographic information. It involves the application of software and tools to generate cartographic representations of spatial data, allowing for a more efficient and accurate way to visualize geographic information. Key components of computer cartography include: 1. **GIS (Geographic Information Systems)**: These systems are integral to computer cartography and are used for capturing, storing, analyzing, and managing spatial data.
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