Experimental Cartography Unit
definition: The Experimental Cartography Unit (ECU) was a research unit of Britain's Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), initially established at the Clarendon Press in Oxford, in 1967, to advance the art, science, technology, and practice of making maps by computers. The ECU was a phenomenon. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geographic Information Science; Experimental Cartography Unit (ECU)]
broader: organizational and institutional aspects
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member: Experimental Cartography Unit

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narrower: Experimental Cartography Unit