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The author grew up near the birthplace of the famous cartographer Gerard Mercator. Inspired by this great scientist and artist he went to study Physical Geography (BSc), Cartography (Masters) and Remote Sensing (Postgraduate). This website and its products are the result of more than 40 years of experience in Cartography, GIS and IT, both as a teacher and developer. He suffers from a form of ASD (Autism), which was only diagnosed at a late age. Please visit his Blogspot for more information.

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The author grew up near the birthplace of the famous cartographer Gerard Mercator. Inspired by this great scientist and artist he went to study Physical Geography (BSc), Cartography (Masters) and Remote Sensing (Postgraduate). This website and its products are the result of more than 40 years of experience in Cartography, GIS and IT, both as a teacher and developer. He suffers from a form of ASD (Autism), which was only diagnosed at a late age. Please visit his Blogspot for more information.

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Developing a computer model of the solar system with a high-level computer language (94 pages). The author has experience with various programming languages, from Basic and C++ to Java (Script). In his opinion, one of the finest languages is NetLogo. This is a language, specially developed for teachers and students at high schools and universities, with which computer models and simulations can be developed for various scientific applications. The language is even suitable for creating simple AI applications. In this book, a model of the solar system is built using NetLogo.
Global Maps of the Moon
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Global Maps of the Moon

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This e-book covers the most important maps of the moon: from the very first hand-made drawings to current images generated by advanced remote sensing techniques. The emphasis is on small-scale overview maps that show the entire moon, both the “front” and the “back”. Using modern techniques, numerous very detailed images of the moon have also been made. For this, reference is made to the websites of NASA and ESA, among others.