CV3-3 - Color for cartography and visualization
- List the range of factors that should be considered in selecting colors
- Discuss the role of “gamut” in choosing colors that can be reproduced on various devices and media
- Explain how real-world connotations (e.g., blue=water, white=snow) can be used to determine color selections on maps
- Exemplify colors for different forms of harmony, concordance, and balance
- Estimate RGB (red, green, blue) primary amounts in a selection of colors
- Plan color proofing suited for checking a map publication job
- Select colors appropriate for map readers with color limitations
- Specify a set of colors in device-independent Commision Internationale de L’Eclairage (CIE) specifications
- Determine the CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) primary amounts in a selection of colors
- Select a color scheme (e.g., qualitative, sequential, diverging, spectral) that is appropriate for a given map purpose and variable
- Describe how cultural differences with respect to color associations impact map design
- Describe the common color models used in mapping
- Describe color decisions made for various production workflows
DM2-1 - Coevolution of DBMS and GIS