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The 25th International Cartographic Conference (ICC2011) of the International 
Cartographic Association  (ICA) will take place in Paris, France,  from 3 to 8 
July 2011.  Apart from participating in the main conference, the ICA Commission 
on the History of Cartography  also plans  a one-day Workshop at the 
Bibliothèque Nationale de France (58 Rue de Richelieu) on Saturday 2 July 2011. 
 The Programme is as follows:




                      1.   A demonstration of the capability and potential of 
the software package "MapAnalyst" by Dr.Alastair Pearson of Portsmouth 
University, UK. This computer programme was developed by Dr Bernhard Jenny of 
the Kartographische Institut in Zürich and is known as "The Map Historian's 
Tool for the Analysis of Old Maps".

 

            2.   A PowerPoint presentation by Dr Paul van den Brink of the 
University of Utrecht, The Netherlands, on "The Internet as a resource for 
carto-bibliographic research".

 

            3.   A PowerPoint presentation by Lucia Lovison-Golob on the map 
collection of the Afriterra Foundation in Boston (Massuchusetts), US. The 
speaker is Director of the Afriterra Foundation which is a non-profit 
cartographic library and archive assembling and preserving the  original rare 
maps of Africa in a definitive place for education and interpretation. 

 

                4.   A presentation by the Département des Cartes et Plans of 
the BnF on "Exceptional Maps of Africa".

 

            5.   A guided tour to the exhibition of Maps of Africa at the 
Francois Mitterrand-site of the BnF. 

 

Attendance of the Workshop will be free for people who are also registered for 
the main Conference.  People who will attend the Workshop only will be asked to 
pay a nominal fee of Euro 10 which will be donated  to the BnF for services 
rendered.  Those who would like to attend should contact the Chair of the ICA 
Commission on the History of Cartography, Elri Liebenberg,  at 
[email protected].

 

 
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