Barcelona : pocket map and guide.

Guía de bolsillo para descubrir Barcelona y sus mejores museos, monumentos, restaurantes, bares y tiendas, horarios, y datos sobre el transporte. Repleta de palabras, fotos, mapas para ayudar al visitante en la localización de más de doscientos lugares de interés.

Seville and Andalusia : pocket map and guide.

Guía de bolsillo para descubrir Sevilla y sus mejores museos, monumentos, restaurantes, bares y tiendas, horarios, y datos sobre el transporte. Repleta de palabras, fotos, mapas para ayudar al visitante en la localización de más de doscientos lugares de interés.

London: pocket map and guide.

Guía de bolsillo para descubrir Londres y sus mejores museos, monumentos, restaurantes, bares y tiendas, horarios, y datos sobre el transporte. Repleta de palabras, fotos, mapas para ayudar al visitante en la localización de más de doscientos lugares de interés.

Madrid : pocket map and guide.

Guía de bolsillo para descubrir Madrid y sus mejores museos, monumentos, restaurantes, bares y tiendas, horarios, y datos sobre el transporte. Repleta de palabras, fotos, mapas para ayudar al visitante en la localización de más de doscientos lugares de interés.

Comparison of speech processor MAP minimum (T) and maximum (C) levels with psychophysical thresholds and maximum acceptable loudness levels in users of the Nucleus 22 cochlear implant system

This paper discusses the Nucleus 22 cochlear implant.

Comparison of MAP kinases in the proliferation of chick utricular epithelial cells

Levels of activation of MAP kinase pathways and effects of inhibiting these pathways were examined in chick utricular epithelial cultures in order to determine the role of these pathways in proliferation.

Use of fused airborne scanning laser altimetry and digital map data for urban flood modelling

Flood modelling of urban areas is still at an early stage, partly because until recently topographic data of sufficiently high resolution and accuracy have been lacking in urban areas. However, Digital Surface Models (DSMs) generated from airborne scanning laser altimetry (LiDAR) having sub-metre spatial resolution have now become available, and these are able to represent the complexities of urban topography. The paper describes the development of a LiDAR post-processor for urban flood modelling based on the fusion of LiDAR and digital map data. The map data are used in conjunction with LiDAR data to identify different object types in urban areas, though pattern recognition techniques are also employed. Post-processing produces a Digital Terrain Model (DTM) for use as model bathymetry, and also a friction parameter map for use in estimating spatially-distributed friction coefficients. In vegetated areas, friction is estimated from LiDAR-derived vegetation height, and (unlike most vegetation removal software) the method copes with short vegetation less than ~1m high, which may occupy a substantial fraction of even an urban floodplain. The DTM and friction parameter map may also be used to help to generate an unstructured mesh of a vegetated urban floodplain for use by a 2D finite element model. The mesh is decomposed to reflect floodplain features having different frictional properties to their surroundings, including urban features such as buildings and roads as well as taller vegetation features such as trees and hedges. This allows a more accurate estimation of local friction. The method produces a substantial node density due to the small dimensions of many urban features.

Moving on. Where should the university map collection be going?

This paper argues for the importance of retaining a map library presence on UK university campuses at a time when many are under threat of closure, and access to geospatial data is increasingly moving to web-based services. It is suggested that the need for local expertise is undiminished and map curators need to redefine themselves as geoinformation specialists, preserving their paper map collections, but also meeting some of the challenges of GIS, and contributing to national developments in the construction of distributed geolibraries and the provision of metadata, especially with regard to local data sets.