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Session 1: Speciality Mapping (summary and speakers biographies [PDF])

Colour Vision Deficiency Inclusive Cartographic Design - by Ed Mainwaring, Ordnance Survey [SLIDESHOW]

Usability Issues for Non-visual Interfaces to GI - by Paul Kelly, Queens University Belfast [SLIDESHOW]

Using Sound to Augment 'the Image' - by Nick Bearman, University of East Anglia [SLIDESHOW]

Session 2: Where are we now? (summary and speakers biographies [PDF])

Data, Data, Everywhere. Now integrate & interact with it! - by Clare Seldon, Steer Davies Gleave [SLIDESHOW]

Beyond Google: mapping a new world of open data and open access - by Duncan Hill, Europa Technologies [SLIDESHOW]

Contemporary research in cartography within ICA - by Dr David Fairbairn, Newcastle University [SLIDESHOW]

Session 3: Cartographic Design (summary and speakers biographies [PDF])

The Beck of Beyond London’s Underground Map – Past, Present and Future - by Claire Dobbin, London Transport Museum [SLIDESHOW]

Which way is up? Issues of user orientation in schematic maps - by Dr David Forrest, Glasgow University [SLIDESHOW]

Cartographic language and portrayal - by Dr Alex Kent, Canterbury University [SLIDESHOW]

World-views: canonical images in the geographical and life sciences - by Prof Peter Vujakovicn Canterbury University

Session 4: Symbolisation and Portrayal (summary and speakers biographies [PDF])

Crimes against Crime Mapping - by Andrew Mahon, Metropolitan Police Service
3D GIS and Visualisation - by Tracey Stone, Autodesk [SLIDESHOW]

Towards a Common Symbology for Integrated Emergency Management - by Rob MacFarlane, Cabinet Office
3D visualisation of geography is easy; how about 3D visualisation of information? - by Richard Goodman, Intergraph [SLIDESHOW]

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