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Alternate abstract:
Big spatio-temporal data bring about unprecedented challenges to cartographic representation. Through analysis of the main characteristics of spatio-temporal data and consequent requirements on cartographic presentation, we believe that the fundamental issues on the cartographic representation of spatio-temporal data include the mathematicization of fundamental theories, quantitative optimization of cartographic design, on-demand adaptive representation methodology, modeled quality prediction, and ubiquitous mapping applications. Then, a brief review of these issues are carried out under headings:progress in mathematicization of fundamental theories, progress in methodological development, and progress in ubiquitous mapping applications. Finally, an outlook is also presented.
