Area of Interest Extravaganza: taking control and breaking some rules to get maps to look just how you want

Are you a student or working with maps and geographic data? Don’t miss this open guest lecture with John Nelson at the University of Oslo

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John Nelson is known for his unique ability to combine GIS expertise, visual storytelling, and creative cartographic design. As part of the Living Atlas team at Esri, he develops new ways to understand and present geographic data, creating engaging maps and user experiences.

In the lecture Area of Interest Extravaganza – subtitled “taking control and breaking some rules to get maps to look just how you want” – he explores creative techniques for emphasizing the focus area in your maps and building strong visual hierarchies.

You will get a set of practical “recipes” to help you shape maps with clarity and expression. Everything is built step by step—like Lego. The goal is to leave you both inspired and equipped with concrete techniques you can start using right away.

The guest lecture is free and open to students and researchers. 

Please register to receive practical information and updates about the lecture.

Arrangør

Department of Sociology and Human Geography, Department of Geosciences og Geodata AS
Publisert 16. apr. 2026 09:52 - Sist endret 16. apr. 2026 09:52