Create *high-quality, publication-ready maps* in R with our live online course *Advanced Static Cartography in R (ASCR01)*. https://prstats.org/course/advanced-static-cartography-in-r-ascr01/ *Instructor* - Dr. Martijn Tennekes (author of the tmap package) Effective maps are essential for communicating spatial patterns, supporting analysis, and presenting results in research and policy contexts. This course focuses on advanced cartographic techniques for producing *clear, visually compelling static maps* using R?s spatial data ecosystem and modern cartography tools. R is widely used for spatial data analysis and visualisation because it provides a reproducible and flexible environment supported by a large ecosystem of spatial packages. Participants will learn how to apply professional cartographic principles to improve map clarity, aesthetics, and interpretability, while developing reproducible workflows for spatial visualisation. *The course covers:* - Principles of effective cartographic design - Creating high-quality static maps in R - Working with spatial data using packages such as *sf*, *terra*, and related tools - Designing clear map layouts, legends, and annotations - Choosing effective colour schemes and visual hierarchies - Exporting publication-quality maps for reports and scientific publications Through hands-on exercises and real datasets, participants will gain practical experience designing clear and visually effective maps suitable for research papers, reports, and presentations. Delivered live online, the course offers direct interaction with the instructor, opportunities to ask questions, and discussion of real mapping and visualisation challenges. All participants receive course materials, example code, and post-course support. *Course details* Dates: 3-5 June 2026 Duration: 3 days (approximately 5 hours per day) Format: Live online Fee: ?350 This course is suitable for postgraduate students, researchers, analysts, and professionals who work with spatial data and want to produce high-quality maps using reproducible workflows in R. Full details and registration: https://prstats.org/course/advanced-static-cartography-in-r-ascr01/ Email oliver at prstats.org with any questions.
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