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cartography
map making.

epidemiological cartography
making maps which show epidemiological data about distribution of disease or its causes by land area.


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Tasked to create a plan of action for my career as part of a class called Power and Politics, thoughts of journeys, destinations, and experiences came together in a paper and a cartographic representation of where I've been, where I'd like to go, and what skills from recent classes will take me there.
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