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The Awards >
The John Bartholomew Award for Small Scale Mapping
This award is presented for originality and excellence in the field of thematic (non-topographic, 1:100,000 and smaller) cartography with emphasis on effective communication of the intended theme or themes. The award comprises a trophy and a certificate and is being run by The British Cartographic Society with the support of Collins Bartholomew.
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Winner :: Commended
WINNER
British Antarctic Survey
South Georgia - Wildlife and low flying avoidance map
The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is a component of the Natural Environment Research Council. Based in Cambridge, it has, for almost 60 years, undertaken the majority of Britain's scientific research on and around the Antarctic continent. The Mapping and Geographic Information Centre (MAGIC) provides maps and other geographic information to workers at BAS. It acquires topographic data in Antarctica, prepares new maps, maintains databases of digital maps, supplies printed maps to BAS staff and provides expertise in geographical analysis.
Their winning entry is a combined map and booklet product which was judged to be well produced and very clear. Its format makes it suitable for cockpit use and, importantly in the context of this award, the cartography communicates the original theme very effectively.
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COMMENDED
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Geo-Innovations
FCO Briefing notes - UK Representation at International Organisations
Geo-Innovations emerged in 2003, forming the newest sector of parent company Alan Collinson Design. They're Britain's leading exponent of world terrain visualisation and 3D mapping, and by using their Geo-Globes have given cartography depth and sometimes even a sunset or two.
Their commended entry was considered to have been very well produced and communicates effectively. It is a good use of an interesting global projection and demonstrates excellent use of colour.
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Entries were received from:
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Title |
| British Antarctic Survey |
South Georgia - Wildlife and low flying avoidance map |
| Cosmographics |
Map of the European Union |
| Geo-Innovations |
FCO Briefing notes - UK Representation at International Organisations |
| Geo-Innovations |
FCO Briefing notes - Afghanistan: Provinces |
| Geo-Innovations |
Global Distribution of Diplomatic Posts |
| National Geographic Maps |
National Geographic Atlas of the World Eighth Edition |
| The following entries were disqualified for not meeting the scale criteria: |
| Robert Eller Pratt |
Battle of Hampton Roads March 8, 1862 |
| Martin Lubikowski, ML Design |
Coach Parking in London 2005 |
Photography by Martin Lubikowski
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