formation of maps series for title sections of the atlas “great altai: nature, history, culture”

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Abstract
The article presents approaches to the creation of a special interdisciplinary Atlas “Great Altai: nature, history, culture”. The main purpose of the Atlas of Great Altai as a way to provide access of the international community to reliable, current and accurate spatial information on the transboundary Great Altai region. Considers the conditions conducive to the development of the original maps, the main sections of its structure: nature, history, culture, and the main themes of the series title sections.
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Authors ;I. N. Rotanova;V. S. Tikunov;G. A. Efremov;E. S. Filatova;S. V. Peremitina;Ch. Lkhagvasuren
Journal Frontiers in genetics
Year 2017
DOI
10.24057/2414-9179-2017-2-23-104-109
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http://intercarto.msu.ru/jour/article/view/522
Keywords
history gisgeography (general)

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