The International Cartographic Association and EuroSDR. Menno-Jan Kraak

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1 The International Cartographic Association and EuroSDR Menno-Jan Kraak

2 The International Cartographic Association and EuroSDR ICA as organization ICA at work: current focus Cooperation with EuroSDR

3 Organization

4 ICA s Members and International Cartographic Conferences 1962 Frankfurt am Main Amsterdam Cologne Frankfurt am Main 1964 London/Edinburgh 1967 Amsterdam 1968 Dehli Stockholm 1970 Stresa Moscow Warszawa Bournemouth Dresden Paris Budapest Stresa Coruna Florence Madrid Barcelona Edinburgh Ottawa Washington College Park 1972 Ottawa 1974 Madrid Beijing Tokyo 1980 Tokyo 1982 Warszawa Dehli Morelia 1976 Moscow 1978 College Park Perth Morelia Budapest Bournemouth 1993 Cologne 1995 Barcelona 1997 Stockholm 1999 Ottawa 2001 Beijing 2003 Durban 2005 Coruna Rio de Janeiro Durban Santiago ICA member Perth 2007 Moscow 2009 Santiago 2011 Paris 2013 Dresden 2015 Rio de Janeiro 2017 Washington 2019 Tokyo 2021 Florence

5 The Commissions and Working Groups over time Commission are proposed and elected by General Assembly Commissions are core to ICA s success Commissions follow their ToR to reach ICA s objectives Commissions act globally Commissions might execute specific ICA tasks incorporated in their ToR Working Groups are installed by EC and focus on topic IYM; BoK, SDGs Commission Working Group

6 Commission and Working Groups over time Analysis Heritage Ubiqutous Projections Early Warning Hist. Colonial Updating Updating Mountain Mountain Planetary Planetary Internet Internet Children Children Children Basic Manual Generalization Generalization Generalization ICA.FIG.ISP A Visualization Visualization Visualization ICA.FIG.ISP B Standards Standards Standards Standards ICA.FIG.ISP C Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender Market Market Market Map Use Map Use Map Use Use Use Quality Quality Urban Urban Urban Urban Reg. Planning Census Census Census Census Census IGU Atlas IGU Atlas IGU Atlas Atlasses Atlasses Atlasses Atlasses Atlasses Blind Blind Blind Blind Blind Blind Definitions Definitions IFLA IFLA IFLA Thematic Thematic Base Maps Base map theme Base map theme Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite UNGGIM Topo Mapping LBS IMY IMY Toponomy Toponomy Cognition Cognition Tech outreach Neocartography Society Society Open Data Crime Tourist Africa Art Art Art Sustainability Sustainability Sustainability Open source Open source Open source Design Design Analysis Analysis Analysis Heritage Heritage Heritage Ubiqutous Ubiqutous Ubiqutous Projections Projections Projections Early Warning Early Warning Early Warning Mountain Planetary Internet Children Mountain Planetary Internet Children Mountain Planetary Internet Children Generalization Generalization Generalization Visualization Visualization Visualization Standards Standards Standards Gender Use Use Use Quality Census Atlasses Atlasses Atlasses Blind Blind Blind Satellite Satellite Sensors Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine Marine History History History History History History History History History History History History Technology Technology Computer Ass. Adv. Technology Adv. Technology Adv. Technology Terminology Terminology Terminology Terminology Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Automation Automation Automation Automation Map Production Map Production Map Production Map Production Map Production Map Production Map Production Map Production Map Production Map Production Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Education Communication Communication Communication Communication Nat. Recources

7 ZOOM-IN: Commission and Working Groups over time Analysis Heritage Society Open Data Crime Tourist Africa Art Sustainability Open source Analysis Heritage IMY Toponomy Cognition Tech outreach Neocartography Society Art Sustainability Open source Design Analysis Heritage UNGGIM Topo Mapping LBS IMY Toponomy Cognition Art Sustainability Open source Design Analysis Heritage

8 Origin of Commission and Working Group Chairs Germany Netherlands Belgium Canada Poland Czechia Hungary United Kingdom France United States Russia Sweden Spain Japan Greece China Switzerland Austria Slovenia Croatia Mexico India 40 Kenya Borders and names as of today Brazil 10 Chile South Africa Australia ia en ov Sl a ny Ke o xic Me ia Ind ia t oa Cr ina Ch ain Sp e il Ch ark nm De l i az Br ia str Au e c ee Gr um i lg Be hia ec Cz en ed nd Sw erla itz Sw d n la Po ary ng Hu an Jap alia str Au a i ss frica Ru h A nds ut So erla th Ne da na Ca ce an Fr any dom ng rm Ge d Ki tes ite Un d Sta ite Un

9 Number of Executive Committee members by country 15 NUMBER OF Officers Officers / population Japan Canada Australia Russia Sweden Germany France Netherlands United Kingdom United States Kenya Morocco Brazil Finland Poland Switzerland Hungary Spain India Italy Czechia China Mexico Austria South Africa Indonesia Philippines Chile Hong Kong

10 Location Executive Committee members over time Sweden Netherlands Canada United Kingdom France United States Spain Morocco Finland Germany Russia Poland Czechia Austria Japan Hungary Italy Switzerland China Hong Kong Mexico India Philippines Kenya President Secretary-General Indonesia Brazil Vice-President Borders and names as of today Chile South Africa Australia

11 Executive Committee members by country over time Kraak, M.J. & S.I. Fabrikant / Of Maps, Cartography, and the Geography of the International Cartographic Association (submitted ICY) / Data collected by Data: Igor Drecki / University of Auckland (NZ) Indonesia Chili Hong Kong Austria Kenya South Africa Finland Brasil Philippines Czechia Hungary Mexico China Australia Poland Spain Japan Morocco Canada India Russia Netherlands Switzerland Italy Germany France Sweden United Kingdom United States

12 Cartography and maps CARTOGRAPHY art science Tools technology making using Process MAPS

13 Sustainability of the definition Internet LBS InfoVis Professionals DesignersSocietal needs and technological innovation technology making using art science CARTOGRAPHY art science technology making using MAPS technology art science making using Data Visualizers GIScience GPS D3 Crowd

14 Maps Maps that matter should raise interest, be engaging, instantly understandable, and be relevant to society

15 Publications etc

16 Focus

17 What about Maps and Sustainability Cartography / Maps Sustainability Global Development Goals

18 What we did Map design makes a difference because it is key to effective communication

19 At the UN-GGIM

20 What we plan Basics Do s/don ts How? Role of

21 Mapping a sustainable world Geospatial knowledge platforms: Empowering the SDGs through maps Offer guidelines and best practices for mapping the UN SDGs to best support the SDGs through Cartography with help of the cartographic community transfer knowledge and expertise via the book Mapping a sustainable world and various training related activities

22 An example: Gender inequality index

23 An example: Gender inequality index

24 An example: Gender inequality index Gender Inequality Index No Data

25 Map projections Gender Inequality Index Gender Inequality Index Gender Inequality Index No Data No Data No Data

26 Choice of color - what do you want to tell? No Data No Data No Data No Data

27 The book The book is not intended as a cartographic textbook, nor an atlas of SDGs. The audience of the book is everyone with the need / interest to visualize spatial and temporal SDG patterns. The book will be designed in landscape mode, giving us the opportunity to reuse each page as a PowerPoint slide for training / education Deadline: juli 2019 (ICC Tokyo)

28 ICA & EuroSDR

29 EuroSDR commission keyword and ICA interests Commission 1: Data Acquisition - Commission 2: Modelling and Processing Multi-scale & generalization, geoprocessing, cartography (incl. web cartography), standards Commission 3: Updating and Integration Crowd sourcing, heterogeneous information, data integration Commission 4: Information Usage User demand analysis, services for distribution (WMS, WFS, WS etc.), geo analysis, visualization, mapping on demand Commission 5: Business Models and Operation Open data Commission 6: Knowledge Transfer Education, professional development, lifelong learning, shaping curricula, capacity building, Official publications, Website

30 Cooperation Theory Just match the EuroSDR keywords with those in ICA Commission s Terms of Reference Bring people together and work Practice ICA Commission work according their Terms of Reference In ICA execution is bottom up Solution Stimulate common interest

31 Let s make the world a better place with maps