BCS President’s Report July 2011
Over 25 members of the BCS attended the International Cartographic Conference in Paris last week. Some of you may have followed events on the BCS website but if you haven’t, for whatever reason and you interested please take a look at the ICC page on the BCS website
Also, many of you will be aware that David Fairbairn has been Secretary General of the ICA for the last 4 years. Whilst there are no direct benefits to BCS having one of our number as Secretary General it certainly raises the profile of our Society in the eyes of the international cartographic community. So David, thank you very much indeed for all the hard work you have done as ICA Secretary General which is greatly appreciated by all members of BCS and I’m sure the international community.
BCS President
Blog List
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Atlas of Ungulate Migration
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The U.N. has launched an online Atlas of Ungulate Migration. “Driven by
tracking data on ungulate migrations, the Atlas of Ungulate Migration
serves as a r...
16 hours ago
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Kew Circular Walk
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Kew is one of London’s leafy surburban neighbourhoods. Situated on a long
curve of the River Thames, ot is of course famous for Kew Gardens,
5 weeks ago
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Cable Management
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One of the best parts of my iPhone 15 Pro is that it has a USB-C port on
it. While I appreciate the lightning port, I have just grown so tired of
having to...
3 months ago
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Did dark magic conjure up the British Empire?
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- An unremarkable stone circle in Mudchute Park is said to have a wild
and dark history.
- Legend has it that this is where John Dee used magic ...
3 years ago
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So long, and thanks for all the fish.
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Thanks to everyone who has enjoyed my take on mappy things via this blog.
But times move on, and I've not blogged here for nearly 2 years other than
my e...
3 years ago
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PropTech: trends and goals for 2021
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Following the recent announcement of our partnership with the UK PropTech
Association, their MD Sammy Pahal shares her thoughts on PropTech in 2021…
We s...
3 years ago
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BCS Map Design Group – London 5th July
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Apologies, the blog is still semi-down for maintenance. However, I have set
up a really cool evening event for the Summer… The British Cartographic
Society...
7 years ago
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Enterprise meets Entertainment with the #WHERESTHELOVE Campaign
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Both the GIS and entertainment industry carry the power to shine light on
social issues. Geographic Information Systems provide understanding by
shedding l...
8 years ago
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Vertical Aerial Photography Environment Agency Released [Open Data]
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High Resolution Vertical Aerial photography for England has been released
as Open Data from the Environment Agency. High Resolutions range from 50cm
to 10c...
8 years ago
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Collins Primary Geography wins Geographical Association Award
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At the recent Geographical Association Publishers’ Awards 2015
presentations held at the Manchester Conference Centre, Collins Primary
Geography was the wi...
9 years ago
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Love #maps and #datavisualization? Please join me at NACIS this year in
Greenville!
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The call for proposals is now open! As NACIS vice president and program
chair for this year's conference, I cordially invite you to attend and
please present.
11 years ago
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