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Mapping 2008 >

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Workshop session 1: Delegates chose from one of the following:
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Workshop session 2: Delegates chose from one of the following:
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Talks Session 1: Education in the Workplace:
> Fire Service Emergency Cover: Using Maps to Match Risk to Response
Kirsty Bosley, Head of Operational and Social Research Branch, Fire and Resilience Directorate, Communities and Local Government
> The Chartered Geographer Scheme
Dr Catherine Souch, Head of Research and High Education, Royal Geographical Society with IBG
> Increasing Map Awareness in Central Government
Dr Seppe Cassettari, The GeoInformation Group
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Talks Session 2: Cartography on the Move:
> The New Cartographer: On Paper and Online [PDF 5.7mb]
David B. Miller, National Geographic Maps
> Location Based Services – the impact of Mapping on this Emerging Market [PDF 0.5mb]
Colin Beattie, Director of CBi Ltd
> Maps and Pedestrian Navigation
Professor Jonathan Raper, City University
> Mapping Is Not Just for Us Paleogeographers [PDF 3.9mb]
Pete Sinclair, Pitney Bowes MapInfo
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Workshop Session 3: Delegates chose from one of the following:
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Talks Session 3: The Importance of Aesthetics in Mapping:
> Composition in Map Design
David Forrest, Senior Lecturer, Department of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow
> Understanding Aesthetics for Good Map Design
Alexander Kent, Head of the Cartographic Unit, University of Southampton
> Designing Aesthetically Please Maps in a GIS Environment
Ken Field, Principal Lecturer in GIS, Kingston University
> Creating, Manipulating and Managing 3D Mapping Data
Part 1 [PDF 3.6mb] ::
Part 2 [PDF 3.8mb]::
Part 3 [PDF 3.3mb]
Wayne Marsh, Geospatial Centre of Excellence Consultant, Bentley Systems
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