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This is a further reminder of the Workshop of the ICA Commission on the History 
of Cartography which will be presented at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France 
(BNF) in Paris (Richelieu-site) on Saturday, 2 July 2011.  

Programme: 

09:00 - 09:30:      Arrival of participants  (please note that the entrance to 
the Richelieu Building of the BNF is at n° 5, Rue Vivienne). 
09:00 - 09:30:  
(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 Kartographisches 
Institut in Zürich and is known as "The Map Historian's Tool for the Analysis 
of Old Maps".
(2)   A paper 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 paper by Lucia Lovison-Golob on the "The Exploration of African 
Cartography at the Afriterra Foundation". The speaker is Project Director of 
the Afriterra Foundation, a non-profit cartographic library and archive in 
Boston, Massachusetts, USA, and Chairperson of the ICA Working Group on Open 
Access Data and Intellectual Property Rights.  
13.00 - 14.30:  Lunch 
14.30 - 16.00:  Visit to the Map Department of the BNF where a selection of 
particular maps of Africa  relating to the colonial period will be presented 
and commented on.
 
Attendance of the Workshop will be FREE and open to everybody, including 
persons who have not registered for the main ICA Conference.  Prospective 
attendees should please contact me at [email protected] 
 
To coincide with the ICA Conference, the BNF will be presenting an Exhibition 
from 21 June until 21 August 2011 on "Carnets de Route des Explorateurs 
d'Afrique"  (African Explorers' itineraries) at the Bibliothèque Nationale de 
France, François Mitterand site, Quai François-Mauriac, Paris 13e.  Everyday 
from  09:00 to 20:00, admission free.  Métro Line 6 (Quai de la Gare), Métro 
Line 14 and RER (Bibliothèque François Mitterand).  www.bnf.fr, Tel +(01) 
53.79.59.59
 
Elri Liebenberg
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