ICC 2011 International Cartographic Association

The 25th International Cartographic Conference and
the 15th General Assembly of ICA took place in Paris, France,
3–8 July 2011.

Proceedings

Proceedings of the conference (ISBN 978-1-907075-05-6) can be found here (external link)

General Assembly Documents

The conference hosted the 15th General Assembly of the ICA.

Agenda of the 15th General Assembly in Paris	English French
Appendix 1 – Moscow 2007 minutes	English and French
Appendix 2 – President's report	English
Appendix 3 – SG report	English French
Appendix 4a – Treasurer's report	English French
Appendix 4b – Accounts	English
Appendix 5 – Proposed Budget	English and French
Appendix 6 – Strategic plan	English French
Appendix 7a – Guidelines for conferences	English French
Appendix 7b – Support for conferences	English and French
Appendix 7c – Guidelines for ICA officers	English French
Appendix 7d – National reports	English French
Appendix 7e – National member organisations	English French
Appendix 8 – Commissions	English French

Final Minutes (in English an French)

International Cartographic Exhibition

A huge number of maps and map products was exhibited during ICC 2011, for a full list please check the PDF catalogue. The winning entries are listed below – some of them were featured in our Map of the Month section.

Topographic maps	1st: Bohinj (Julian Alps – Triglav – Krn – Crna Prst), Slovenia, details 2nd: Dolomiti di Brenta, Italy
Maps based on satellite images and Remote Sensing	1st: Bhutan, Austria, details 2nd: Antarctic, Norway
Hydrographic or maritime navigation Charts	1st: Oslo Havn, Norway, details 2nd: Port de Djibouti, France, details
Maps and plans of towns and urban areas	1st: 1:10,000 Street Map (Series SM 10C), Hong Kong, details 2nd: Guide Map of Karaj Municipality Areas, Iran, details
Thematic maps	1st: The Beautiful Game: a world of football, United Kingdom, details 2nd: Geological Map of SADC, South Africa
Maps for tourism	1st: Panoramic Tourist Map of Resort Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, details 2nd: Hiking routes between Salmi and Oittaa, Finland, details
Others	1st: Kii-Kinki 360º Panorama Map, Japan, details 2nd: Carte en Relief d’Afrique, Algeria
Educational cartographic resources	1st: South America, Italy, details 2nd: France Physique – Administrative, Ukraine, details
Atlases	1st: Landscape Atlas of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic, details 2nd: New Zealand Photo Atlas, Australia, details
Atlases: educational cartographic resources	1st: Grosser Kozenn-Atlas, Austria, details 2nd: Jacaranda Atlas, seventh edition, Australia, details
Globes	1st: Globe of the Moon, China
Digital products	1st: Litto 3D sur l’île de Ré et sur les îles Ėparses, France, details 2nd: Katmai National Park and Preserve, USA, details
Digital products: educational cartographic resources	1st: eAtlas of Global Development, United Kingdom, details 2nd: Columbus, school maps, Sweden, details

Barbara Petchenik Children's World Map Competition

186 drawings from 31 countries were exhibited. Too see them all, please visit the Winner Map Collection at the Carleton University Library. We also have a PDF list. A jury selected the following winning entries:

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Augustė Kriščiūnaitė (7), Lithuania, < 9 years

Alisa Yurchenko (7), Russia, < 9 years

Robert Breebaart (11), South Africa, 9–12 years

Juan Edwin Kusmartin (10), Indonesia, 9–12 years

Hayden Livingstone (15), New Zealand, 12–15 years

Helena Väinmaa (13), Estonia, 12–15 years

Ana Carolina Otton Sarmanho (12), Brazil, public vote

Arian Karimi Jahromi (15), Iran, public vote

Travel Awards

Maythm Al Bakri	Iraq	User Generated Content and Formal Data Sources for Integrating Geospatial Data
Andrius Balciunas	Lithuania	The Possibilities of Functionality Research of Interactive Internet Maps
Haosheng Huang	China	Incorporating context-aware collaborative filtering into Location Based Services
Adonis Kouame	Ivory Coast	Cartographie du Risque Bilharzien a Partir de L’utilisation Combinee de la Télédétection et du SIG
Silvija Marinova	Bulgaria	Cross border maps and disaster management
Andre Mendonca	Brazil	What do people prefer and what is more effective for maps: A decision making test
Milad Niroumand	Iran	Optimal Visualization of Satellite Imagery and Superimposed Vector Data; a New Trend to the Conceptual Visualization of Land-Use Maps
Jean Marc Philius	Haiti	Création d’une plateforme technique de SIG en Haïti / définition des référentiels de base