CARTO 2023 Registration
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But we are proud to say that Ted MacKinnon contributed 100 entries already.
Carto 2023 Registration is now open …
The Carto 2023 conference committee invites researchers, students, cartographers, librarians, library staff, archivists, geographic information specialists, and other interested individuals to submit proposals for in-person presentations, panels, papers, posters, and workshops that explore this theme and others related to it. Click here to find out how to …
The Editoral team welcomes submissions for their upcoming Cartographica special issue on Natural Hazards. Cartographica is a platform that allows researchers to share their latest findings and ideas with the broader cartographic community. It is a valuable resource for cartographers, geographers, GIS specialists, and other professionals working in the field of mapping and spatial analysis. Submitting an article is an excellent way to share your research with a wide audience of experts and to contribute to the advancement of the field of cartography. Find out how to submit your cartographic research to Cartographica.
The 2022 college-level or CEGEP award was presented to Peter Atwood from the Centre of Geographic Sciences (COGS) / Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) for his map titled “Shipwrecks of Nova Scotia”
The 2022 University level award was presented to Daniel Kogan from Toronto Metropolitan University for his map titled “Mapping Definitions of Rurality in Ontario”
The 2022 Carto-Québec Prize University level was presented to Olmedo Elise from Université Concordia for her map titled “Retour au Rwanda”
We would like to share the following entries for the CCA 2022 student map competitions.
Cartouche 98 includes reports from the CCA annual general meeting, and featured articles provided by various CCA members … [Click here to read Cartouche 98 online or download a digital copy]
Keynote Presentation from the CCA event titled “2021 CCA Conference – Connecting the Dots for Multi-Dimensional Mapping” held May 26, 2021, where various members highlighted some contemporary discussions on LiDAR technology, web mapping, flood mapping, forestry, and Indigenous mapping in Canada.
Tim Webster provides an overview of the principles of lidar, describing the fundamental properties of the technology and details of various lidar platforms (airborne topographic, terrestrial, mobile, drone, bathymetric).
Keynote Presentation from the CCA event titled “2021 CCA Conference – Connecting the Dots for Multi-Dimensional Mapping” held May 25th, 2021. Here Anita Graser demonstrates open source technologies, many that integrate with QGIS, and emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary communication within teams to turn data into insight and understanding.
