地图设计师阿里斯.维内提克迪斯为人们脑中构造地图的方式着迷不已——与其说像街道地图的方式，还不如说更像原理图的方式，运用线路和表示地理位置间关系的抽象意象。我们如何能从脑内地图的方式中学到东西，应用于制作真实地图呢？作为一个测试案例，他重新绘制了臭名昭著的都柏林巴士图。（在TEDx都柏林设置）

阿里斯.维内提克迪斯：有意义的地图

People instinctively create mental maps that use straight lines, symbols, and emotional landmarks to make sense of complex urban environments. These internal diagrams look more like schematics than street maps, and they simplify reality to help us find our way. When public transport maps mimic these cognitive shortcuts, like the London Underground map famously did, they become far easier to use. A reimagined Dublin bus map, for example, revealed how a visually simplified network can illuminate city structure and improve understanding.