Cartography was one of the areas of knowledge that was most impacted by scientific and technological development, especially in relation to electronics and computing. We can say that until the 60's of the last century, Cartography and its processes were classic. The development and improvement of equipment that would allow electronic distance measurement initiates this interaction, and then the first applications in electronic computers, which, even rudimentary - compared to what we have today -, allowed the first graphical visualizations of information, as well as its applications in database systems. It can be said, then, that electronics and computing were the greatest technological advances that brought new paradigms to Cartography.
