CONF: 22nd International Conference on the History of Cartography, Berne,
8-13 July 2007 (Switzerland)
The Conference is the major international scholarly conference dedicated to
advancing knowledge of the history of cartography, of maps and mapmaking,
broadly defined. The conference promotes global cooperation and
collaboration among scholars (from any academic discipline), curators,
collectors, dealers and institutions through illustrated talks, poster
presentations, exhibitions, and a social programme. Educational and cultural
institutions have supported each conference.
The first aim of the conference is to foster discussion on the history of
cartography in general, not necessarily the history of single maps. The
presentations should be focused on the history of cartography and only deal
with historical geography or the history of discoveries on the margins.
Contributions on a topic from specialists in disciplines such as geodesy,
tourism studies, linguistics, history of science, art history, etc., are
very welcome.
The conference venue will be the Conference Centre of the recently renovated
UniS-Building of the University in Berne, which is well equipped with modern
presentation facilities. The dates are 8-13 July 2007 and the conference
themes will be:
Mapping Relief
Maps and Tourism
Language and Maps
Time as the Cartographic Fourth Dimension
Any other aspect of the history of cartography
Christoph Graber (Conference Secretary)
ICHC2007
c/o swisstopo
Postfach CH-3084 Wabern
Switzerland
Fax: ++41 31 963 24 59
Email: ok@ichc2007.ch
Visit the website at http://www.ichc2007.ch
International Conference on the History of Cartogr
Started by
Mike H
, Aug 24 2006 11:10 AM
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Posted 24 August 2006 - 11:10 AM
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Posted 24 August 2006 - 03:08 PM
fyi for those planning on attending:
any carto could spend hours in this Bern museum:
http://www.alpinesmu...w/path/1-10.htm
the relief models are awesome.
rob
any carto could spend hours in this Bern museum:
http://www.alpinesmu...w/path/1-10.htm
the relief models are awesome.
rob
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