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Brooks, Melissa
Melissa Brooks is a New Zealand cartographer who uses geographic information systems (GIS) to transform data into maps. She has now used the information in the Atlantipedia chronology of location theories to display in a more graphic manner the location and level of support for the various theories on offer.
The book, Water: An Atlas from Guerrilla Cartography[1554], was published in late 2017(a) as a large format, beautifully presented work#(b) . Unfortunately, Brooks’ contribution is the only reference to Atlantis in the book, which is concerned with water conservation.
(a) https://www.guerrillacartography.org/?s=Atlantis
(b) https://mapoftheweek.blogspot.ie/2017/11/water-atlas.html