… a generalization of Wheeler graphs that we call Wheeler maps. A Wheeler map stores a text
… sorted by their characters’ positions in the Burrows-Wheeler Transform (BWT) of T. We show …

… Figure 4, for example, is a scanned detail of the Wheeler Survey’s 1882 map of New
Mexico that we georeferenced and then layered with point data marking the location of …

… places had even less need to make maps, as maps were conceived as images and thoughts
… to find maps peripheral and irrelevant, and postmodern geographers often find maps, with …

… of virtual projectivity with respect to a finitely generated moduleW, and the main tool is a
transfer map Tr W that generalizes the usual transfer map Tr G H with respect to a subgroupH. …

… of places worldwide, I map these built landscape types across two … In each case I seek to
map built landscape forms from the … central city to match the scale of most other regional maps. …

… Wheeler’s survey would map the western states and territories in a series with a uniform scale
and style, with the final maps … which Wheeler published maps are shown on the index map …

… In the past, several authors proposed to use seismic‐based thickness maps or volumes
in Wheeler diagrams. For instance, Nordlund & Griffiths (1992) utilized 2D seismic data and …

… This article analyzes the evolution of built landscapes in six US metropolitan regions using
historic maps, aerial photographs, and GIS software. The analysis identifies seven main …

… He further expresses the opinion that, while the map is not of … to the Abbe' Pecoil and upon
Spon's map, and in support of this … I The larger map referred to in this article is inserted in the …

… enough to impact the national hazard maps. Site-specific … maps and are not our subject
here. Large Holocene and late Quaternary earthquakes are directly pertinent to the hazard maps, …