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ICACI Let’s make the world a better place with maps ICA President: Menno-Jan Kraak e-mail: [email protected] Secretary-General: László Zentai e-mail: [email protected] ICA member 1999 Ottawa Beijing 2001 Beijing Rio de Janeiro 2015 Rio de Janeiro Paris 2011 Paris Dresden 2013 Dresden 2019 Tokyo Santiago 2009 Santiago 2007 Moscow Coruna 2005 Coruna Durban 2003 Durban Moscow 1976 Moscow Stockholm 1997 Stockholm Barcelona 1995 Barcelona Ottawa 1972 Ottawa 1964 London/Edinburgh Edinburgh 1968 Dehli Dehli 1970 Stresa Stresa 1974 Madrid Madrid 1978 College Park College Park 1980 Tokyo Tokyo 1982 Warszawa Warszawa 1984 Perth Perth 1987 Morelia Morelia 1989 Budapest Budapest 1991 Bournemouth Bournemouth 2017 Washington Washington 1967 Amsterdam Amsterdam Cologne 1993 Cologne 1962 Frankfurt am Main Frankfurt am Main 2021 Florence Florence Boundaries on maps may seem definitive, but there are often different perspectives on their status and position. The ICA tries to be neutral in such matters and boundaries shown reflect those found on the ground, in existing maps, or recognized by the United Nations. The ICA acknowledges that there may be different opinions and interpretations. International Cartographic Association Association Cartographique Internationale The aim of the International Cartographic Association is to promote the discipline of cartography internationally. It offers its expertise and knowledge of technological developments to other organizations via events, meetings, workshops and publications. Its activities happen through the work of its Commissions and Working Groups which deal with a wide range of topics that cover nearly the whole discipline. Since being founded in 1959, ICA has worked with national and international governmental and commercial bodies, and with other international sister societies to achieve its aims. The Commissions and Working Groups are core to ICA’s success. Based on their Terms of Reference they make ICA realizing its objectives. In doing so they act truly globally. ICA member Location Executive Committee members over time South Africa Kenya Australia Indonesia China Hong Kong Japan Philippines India Canada Mexico Brazil Chile United States Morocco Spain Germany Austria Switzerland Sweden Finland Italy Russia Poland France Netherlands Czechia Hungary United Kingdom 3 9 6 12 15 0.2 0.6 0.4 0.8 Officers / population Number of Officers Number of Executive Committee members by country over time Indonesia United Kingdom Morocco Kenya Finland Brazil Philippines Hong Kong Chile Switzerland Poland Spain Hungary Austria Mexico South Africa Canada Japan Russia Australia Italy India China Czechia United States Germany Sweden Netherlands France Indonesia United Kingdom South Africa Kenya Brasil Finland Chili Austria Hong Kong China Mexico Poland Australia Czechia Philippines Hungary Russia India Switzerland Netherlands Japan Spain Canada Morocco United States Germany Italy Sweden France Executive Committee members by country over time 59 61 64 68 72 76 80 84 87 91 95 99 03 07 11 15 President Secretary-General Vice-President
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Page 1: ICACI Let’s make the world a better place with maps...Let’s make the world a better place with maps ICA President: Menno-Jan Kraak e-mail: president@icaci.org Secretary-General:

Use

Census

Quality Quality

Standards

Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite

Reg. PlanningCensus Census Census Census

Map Production

Visualization

Updating

Society Society

Cognition

Quality

Neocartography

TerminologyAutomation

Sustainability

Sensors

UbiqutousProjections

LBS

Planetary

Internet

Design

MarineHistory

Communication Communication Communication Communication

IGU Atlas IGU Atlas IGU Atlas

Map Use Map Use Map Use

ICA.FIG.ISP A

IFLA IFLA IFLA

Market Market Market

Children

Art

Open Data

UNGGIM

Open source

Africa

Census

Atlasses

Theory

Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine

ICA.FIG.ISP BICA.FIG.ISP C Gender Gender

StandardsGender

StandardsGender

StandardsGender

StandardsGender

Use Use Use Use

Analysis

Early Warning

IMY

Tech outreach

Basic Manual

Topo Mapping

GeneralizationVisualization

ChildrenGeneralization

ToponomyCognition

IMYToponomy

DefinitionsDefinitions

Urban Urban Urban Urban

Nat. Recources

MountainUpdating

Planetary

Internet

Visualization

ChildrenGeneralization

MountainPlanetary

Internet

Visualization

ChildrenGeneralization

Mountain

Standards

Planetary

Internet

Visualization

ChildrenGeneralization

Mountain

Standards

Planetary

Internet

Visualization

ChildrenGeneralization

Mountain

Crime

Hist. Colonial

Computer Ass.

Base map theme

Education

TerminologyAutomationEducation

TerminologyAutomationEducation

TerminologyAutomationEducation Education

Map ProductionEducation

TheoryMap Production

Education

TheoryMap Production

Education

TheoryMap Production

Education

TheoryMap Production

Education

TheoryMap Production

Education

TheoryMap Production

Education

TheoryMap Production Map Production

Education Education

TechnologyHistory History History History History History History History History History History

Technology

Base Maps

Adv. Technology Adv. Technology Adv. Technology

Blind Blind

Atlasses

Blind

Atlasses

Blind

Atlasses

Blind

Atlasses

Blind

Atlasses

Blind

Atlasses

Blind

Atlasses

Blind

Thematic Thematic

Tourist

HeritageUbiqutousProjections

Analysis

Early Warning

Heritage

SustainabilityArt

Open source

UbiqutousProjections

Analysis

Early Warning

Heritage

Design

SustainabilityArt

Open source

UbiqutousProjections

Analysis

Early Warning

Heritage

Base map theme

1964 1968 1972 1976 1980 1984 1987 1991 1995 1999 2003 2007 2011 2015 2019

Individual Commissions and Working Groups over time

ICA members and locations of International Cartographic Conferences

ICA members and locations of International Cartographic Conferences

A map is a visual representation of an environment.Cartography is the art, science and technology of making and using maps.

ICACILet’s make the world a better place with maps

ICA President: Menno-Jan Kraak e-mail: [email protected] Secretary-General: László Zentai e-mail: [email protected]

ICA member

1999 Ottawa

Beijing

2001 Beijing

Rio de Janeiro

2015 Rio de Janeiro

Paris

2011 Paris

Dresden

2013 Dresden

2019 Tokyo

Santiago2009 Santiago

2007 Moscow

Coruna

2005 Coruna

Durban

2003 Durban

Moscow

1976 Moscow

Stockholm

1997 Stockholm

Barcelona

1995 Barcelona

Ottawa1972 Ottawa

1964 London/Edinburgh

Edinburgh

1968 Dehli

Dehli

1970 Stresa

Stresa

1974 Madrid

Madrid1978 College ParkCollege Park1980 Tokyo

Tokyo

1982 Warszawa

Warszawa

1984 Perth

Perth

1987 MoreliaMorelia

1989 Budapest

Budapest

1991 Bournemouth

Bournemouth

2017 Washington

Washington

1967 Amsterdam

AmsterdamCologne

1993 Cologne

1962 Frankfurt am Main

Frankfurt am Main

2021 Florence

Florence

Boundaries on maps may seem definitive, but there are often different perspectives on their status and position. The ICA tries to be neutral in such matters and boundaries shown reflect those found on the ground, in existing maps, or recognized by the United Nations. The ICA acknowledges that there may be different opinions and interpretations.

International Cartographic AssociationAssociation Cartographique Internationale

The aim of the International Cartographic Association is to promote the discipline of cartography internationally. It offers its expertise and knowledge of technological developments to other organizations via events, meetings, workshops and publications.Its activities happen through the work of its Commissions and Working Groups which deal with a wide range of topics that cover nearly the whole discipline. Since being founded in 1959, ICA has worked with national and international governmental and commercial bodies, and with other international sister societies to achieve its aims.

The Commissions and Working Groups are core to ICA’s success. Based on their

Terms of Reference they make ICA realizing its

objectives. In doing so they act truly globally.

ICA member

Location Executive Committee members over time

South Africa

Kenya

Australia

Indonesia

China

Hong Kong

Japan

PhilippinesIndia

Canada

Mexico

Brazil

Chile

United States

MoroccoSpain

Germany

Austria

Switzerland

Sweden

Finland

Italy

Russia

Poland

France

Netherlands

Czechia

Hungary

United Kingdom

3

9

6

12

15

0.2

0.6

0.4

0.8

Officers / population

Num

ber o

f Offi

cers

Number of Executive Committee members by country over time

Indonesia

United Kingdom

Morocco

Kenya

FinlandBrazil

Philippines

Hong KongChile

SwitzerlandPoland

SpainHungary

AustriaM

exico

South Africa

CanadaJapan

RussiaAustralia

ItalyIndia

ChinaCzechia

United States

Germ

anySweden

NetherlandsFrance

Indonesia

United Kingdom

South AfricaKenya

BrasilFinland

Chili

AustriaHong Kong

ChinaMexico

PolandAustralia

CzechiaPhilippines

Hungary

RussiaIndia

SwitzerlandNetherlands

JapanSpain

CanadaMorocco

United States

GermanyItaly

SwedenFrance

Executive Committee members by country over time59 61 64 68 72 76 80 84 87 91 95 99 03 07 11 15

President

Secretary-General

Vice-President