Картографическая компетентность в исследованиях высшего географического образования: обзор предметного поля

   Формирование картографической компетентности является актуальной задачей высшего географического образования.

   Цель исследования – обзор современных тенденций обобщения результатов исследований, имеющихся в литературе, охарактеризовать предметное поле исследований картографической компетентности и выявить пробелы в научном знании относительно картографической компетентности.

   Для достижения данной цели решались следующие задачи: раскрыть суть концепта «картографическая компетентность» и близких к нему понятий «картографическая грамотность», «навыки чтения географических карт», «пространственное мышление»; на основе анализа литературы выявить наиболее исследованные вопросы и пробелы в научном знании в области картографической компетентности; определить перспективные направления дальнейших исследований. Обзор исследований, посвящённых формированию картографической компетентности, проводился на основе методов анализа и метаанализа согласно критериям PRISMA 2020 путём выборки литературы по ключевым словам.

   Результаты исследования: осуществлён обзор исследований определений концепта «картографическая компетентность» и связанных с ним понятий; определены наиболее исследованные проблемы по картографической компетентности и эмпирические данные, полученные в рамках данной тематики; определены существующие в научном знании пробелы; обозначены наиболее перспективные направления дальнейших исследований в области картографической компетентности.

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