Designing Maps for the Colour-Vision Impaired Bernhard Jenny and Nathaniel Vaughn Kelso Abstract To design maps that are readable by the colour-vision impaired but are also appealing to those with normal colour vision su - Dichromacy - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Designing Maps for the Colour-Vision Impaired Bernhard Jenny and Nathaniel Vaughn Kelso Abstract To design maps that are readable by the colour-vision impaired but are also appealing to those with normal colour vision su Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-04-18 20:11:24 Open Document File Size: 174,02 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington DC / / Company Geographic Information Systems / The Washington Post / Defective Colour Vision Oxford University Press / / Country Switzerland / / / Event Product Issues / / Facility Institute of Cartography / / IndustryTerm interactive web / large / media consumers / online tool / / OperatingSystem Microsoft Windows / Mac OS X / Macintosh / Linux / / Organization Oxford University / Optical Society of America / Institute of Cartography of ETH Zürich / / Person Bernhard Jenny / Nathaniel Vaughn Kelso / / Position cartographer / designer / / Product vision / The consequence / Colour Vision Oxford University Press / / ProgrammingLanguage DC / / PublishedMedium The Cartographic Journal / The Washington Post / / Technology Simulation / Digital Video / Linux / / URL http / SocialTag Optics Optical spectrum Image processing Choropleth map Dichromacy Blue Hue Orange Visual perception Color

Designing Maps for the Colour-Vision Impaired Bernhard Jenny and Nathaniel Vaughn Kelso Abstract To design maps that are readable by the colour-vision impaired but are also appealing to those with normal colour vision suAdd to Reading List