The Portolan: Journal of the Washington Map Society, Number 119, Spring 2024

Published by The Washington Map Society, Washington DC, 2024

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2], 70, [2] pages. Illustrations (some in color). Endnotes. Maps. This issue includes the following articles: Polar Hemispheres: The Overlooked Alternative to Nautical Planispheres in Renaissance Iberia; Movement if the Carbbean: Incidents Recorded from the Columbian Voyages 1492-1943 Mapping Indigenous Interisland; The Early Work of Herman Moll in London: In Search of a Cartographic Aesthetic; Self-Representations by Cartographers on Maps: An Update; Mapping the Last Pool of Darkness - A Tribute to Cartographer Tim Robinson (1935-2029), and Harold L. Osher Founded in 1979, The Washington Map Society is a United States based organization supporting map collecting, and the history, science and art of cartography. The Society (or WMS) has about 400 members drawn from throughout the United States with about 50 members. About 60% live outside the Washington DC, Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia radius, confirming the importance of our journal, The Portolan, and the WMS E-newsletter. WMS advances its goals by convening periodic speaker events, organizing field trips, publishing a cartographic journal (The Portolan) three times yearly, and by annually sponsoring the Ristow Prize competition recognizing research achievement in cartographic history. Phylodynamics, an increasingly popular statistical framework to infer pathogen transmission dynamics from genetic data, remains overlooked in animal health research. This restricts our ability to design more effective disease control strategies. Phylodynamics can be valuable when investigating the determinants of disease spread, allowing the better targeting of animal populations for disease control and reducing the impact of epidemics. The wildlifelivestockhuman interface is critical for disease emergence; thus, promoting phylodynamics at this interface should improve our ability to manage complex epidemics. There is a critical need to improve capacity-building efforts for infectious disease detection in hard-to-sample populations, such as wildlife.…

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Title
The Portolan: Journal of the Washington Map Society, Number 119, Spring 2024
Author
Thomas, Leah M. (Editor)
Publisher
The Washington Map Society, Washington DC
Publication year
2024
Condition
Very good
Binding
Wraps
Edition
Presumed first edition/first printing.

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