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MATRIX NO.
2014657602
2014654942
ASSIGNMENT 1
PREPARED BY
GROUP
RAP1205F
LECTURER NAME
5/8/2016
MARK
TABLE OF CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
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OLD CATHOGRAPHY METHOD
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CARTHOGRAPHY IN DIGITAL METHOD
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GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION FEATURES CODE
MS1759
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MALAYSIA MAP PROJECTION
CONCLUSION
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REFERENCE
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INTRODUCTION
Art, science and technology of making maps together with their study as scientific documents and
works of art is a one of Cartography definition 1.Other definition of Cartography is the part of
conveying of geospatial information by means of maps. The simple word for cartography is work in
making map with their aspects and concept. Person who making maps is call Cartographer.
Cartographers have expertise, Cartographic skills and systematically technique in producing map for
certain user. In producing serious, real and informative map, adequate data (attribute data) and
Cartographic Instrument must have for each Cartographer to implement and visualize in map.
Common example of map that have today is Topographical map, Thematic Map, Cadastral Certified
Plan, Index map and Orthophoto. The other, in Geomatics Course the Cartography is a branch of that.
From knowing the map projection to purpose of map produced, the surveyor team need to know the
location project site. The Cartographic knowledge was known by people from the ancient time or
prehistoric time. The map they create is sculpture on stone wall and papyrus leaf. Nowadays,
technology for Cartography are more reliable and up-to-date. Produce map process in today is by
digital method such as computer with map editor software installed. This method is more easy than
old method in producing map.
Commonly, the cartographers are borrow and apply the innovation of technology in their work in
making map. This include how data to be distribute on map, how map that was reproduced and how
the map produced can be use with perfect.2
The map production in early period, the map is assembled and fit (compile) by Analog Compilation
Worksheet. Map is compile and produced based on manual or traditional photomechanical methods. 3
The revolution of Cartography Technology is based on Technical Development. The application in
Mechanical Principle, Optic, Chemical, Metal Research, electromagnetic and electronic in map
making process.4
i.
Cartographers at the former time be a skillful, only use hand tool like brush, fur, and style and
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
human.
Optic Technology; Optic Technology is applied in trace then collect the environmental data.
Photo-chemical Technology; There are involve the lithography, photography and application
vi.
tracing technique.
Electronic Technology; Using computer to produce map by manual was replaced by digital
method. There are implement hardware and software in map making process.
Figure 1
Picture above show MyGDIX map layout that was provided by Malaysia Geoportal Agencies in
Natural Resources and Environment.
Figure above Google Maps. The commonly used by almost people to pin point the location by get the
navigation from this Maps.
FlightRadar24 is one the Aircraft path map on the Earth air space. This show the various aircraft
flying path around the world from many airports to take off and landing at another airport.
QUESTION 2: - Describe in detail the geographic information features and attributes code
(MS1759) with appropriate examples.
MS1759 - THE GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION FEATURES AND ATTRIBUTES CODE
What is MS1759?
-Is a document that is prepared to set coding details and attributes and provides a description related to
the exchange of geospatial information
What is the function of MS1759?
-To facilitate the sharing of geospatial information
Who uses and the uses of the MS1759?
-Is intended for use by all businesses that produce, distribute or utilise geospatial data, either alone or
in conjunction with non-geospatial data.
-It provides a system for feature and attribute coding by which producers and users of geographic
information may use in structuring their digital spatial data. This standard facilities sharing and
exchanging between both data producers and users.
There were 12 categories of MS1759
A Aeronautical
B- Built Environment
D Demarcation
G Geology
H Hydrography
R Hypsography
S Soil
T Transportation
U Utility
V Vegetation
X Special Use
Z General
Examples:
1. B- Built Environment
BA- Residential Building
Feature code: BA0010
Feature name: Residential building
Description: Building or property designated for use as premises for dwelling units or home.
Feature class: Point, Polygon
Possible attributes: Name (NAM), Area Measured (m2) (ARM), Building Name (BA1), Building
Number (BA2), Street Name (BA3), Post Code (BA4), State Name (BA5), Residential Building Type
(RET), Number of Storey (NOS), Lift Facilities (LIF), Residential Usage (RUE).
2. T- Transportation
TA- Land Transportation
Feature code: TA0060
Feature name: Road
Description: The centre line of an established surface on the right of way for exclusive use of vehicles
Feature class: Line
Possible attributes: Name (NAM), Area Measure (sq. m) (ARM), Toll (TOL), Traffic Flow (RDF),
Route Number (RTN), Number of Lane (LAN), Status (STA), Authority (AUT)
Figure 1: Road
Malaysia as well.
The RSO provide an optimum solution in the sense of minimizing distortion whilst
CONCLUSION
There were many contributions from the cartographer in the past that have helped us nowadays since
they have developed many techniques and ways to produce a map that is very useful nowadays. The
maps are very important in surveying since with the maps we can know the locations of the lots and
many more. Furthermore, it had help in navigations in the past where the GPS is still doesnt exist or
widely use in the public. There were many challenging parts since we cannot have replicated the true
size or distance of the earth, so the cartographer has come with a way to solve this issues although it
was not perfect, it had helped us in our daily like for example producing idea like map projection etc.
Lastly, we need to be thankful to the cartographer that have shown us that map is not plain, but it
contains numerous of data that we can use based on the locations and art is the cartographer has to
have.
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