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International Conference on the History of Cartography CONFERENCE BY CONFERENCE SURVEY 14th International Conference on the History of Cartography June 14-19, 1991 — Uppsala and Stockholm Held in the aula (auditorium) of the old university building of Uppsala and in the university of Stockholm, with main coordinator Ulla Ehrensvärd. Attendance was 167, from 24 countries, and conference languages were English, French and German. The thematic sections were: "Polar Cartography," "Medieval Cartography," ""Military and Cadastral Mapping," "Baltic Cartography." There were two exhibitions, "Kartor-fem seklers svensk kartografi," was held at the Royal Army Museum, Military Archives (catalog: Kartor--fem seklers svensk kartografi, by Ulla Ehrensvärd. Stockholm, 1991); and of 18th and 19th century maps and atlases, was held at the Academy of Sciences in St. Petersburg, for those who made that excursion (catalog (71pp)). There was an excursion to Skokloster Castle, and a much longer one to Helsinki and St. Petersburg. The proceedings of the seminar on the teaching of the history of cartography for this ICHC were published (Proceedings of the Seminar on Teaching the History of Cartography, held at the University Library Uppsala June 13, 1991, ed. Ferjan Ormeling. (Utrecht, 1991)(82pp). There were 47 papers, plus 24 poster presentations, and an abstracts book was published (80pp)(See Karrow and Akerman (1992), at their note 4).

Papers 14th ICHC

1. Abeydeera, Ananda. Knowledge of Sri Lanka by Arab Geographers in the Middle Ages.
2. Akerman, James R. Selling Maps, Selling Highways: Rand McNally's "Blazed Trails" Program.
3. Babicz, Józef. "Atlas Poloniae collectus, 1790" in Sächsische Landesbibliothek, Dresden.
4. Baigent, Elizabeth, and Kain, Roger J. P. Cadastral Maps in the Service of the State.
5. Barber, Peter M. "God for England": An English World Map of about 1390.
6. Bendall, Sarah A. Private Surveys for Private Landowners: Land Surveyors in Great Britain, 1550-1850.
7. Brunner, Kuru. Sea Ice and Glaciers in Old Maps of the Arctic Sea and Baltic Sea.
8. Castensson, Reinhold, and Lindgren, Hans. Historical Maps and Infrastructure Development: Historical Maps as a Source for Analysis of Seventeenth- and Eighteenth Century Canal Projects in Sweden.
9. Cook, Karen S. The Geological Map in Dudley's Metallum Martis, 1665.
10. Edney, Matthew H. British Military Education and Military Mapping ca. 1800.
11. Feldmann, Hans-Uli. The First Swiss Federal Survey and its Cartographic Results.
12. Gambin, Marie-Thérèse. The Planispheareum Treatise, by Jordanus.
13. Gavish, Dov, and Kark, Ruth. The Introduction of Cadastral Mapping in Palestine, 1858-1928.
14. Göransson, Sölve. The Earliest Map of the Population of Sweden.
15. Greppi, Claudio, and Rossi, Massimo. A Background for Cadastral Maps: Some Ferrarese Atlases of the Late XVII Century.
16. Harley, J. Brian. Strategies of Resistance in Spanish Colonial Cartography: The 1615 "Mapa Mundi of the Indies" by Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala. (Only abstract was presented in the absence of the author.)
17. Harris, John Christopher. Bergen's Early Maps, 1640-1815, Vision and Reality.
18. Jaatinen, Stig. The Cultural Landscape of Aaland in the Eighteenth-Century.
19. Käbin, Ilo. The Discovery of Kotzebue Sound.
20. Kotelnikova, Natalia E., and Gordeeva, Z. Aspects of the History of Cartography of the Moscow Government (Seventeenth-Nineteenth Centuries).
21. Kretschmer, Ingrid. Austria's Part in the Mapping of Jan Mayen.
22. Lecoq, Danielle. Maps in the Alexandreis of Gauthier de Chatillon.
23. Levy, Milka. The Crusader Maps of Jerusalem.
24. Liitoja, Ülle. The Use of Cadastral Maps in the Study of the History of Estonian Settlement.
25. Oja, Tiiu. Cadastral Maps from the Late Seventeenth Century in the Estonian History Archives, Tartu.
26. Okhuizen, Edwin. Dutch Maritime Cartography of the Baltic in the Sixteenth Century.
27. Palma, Maria Teresa di. Four Wall Maps of Continents Made by I. Blaeu/de Rossi (1666).
28. Pastoureau, Mireille. The "Neptune du Cattegat et de la Mer Baltique" by Fleurieu, 1809.
29. Pawlowska, Anna Teresa. Cadastral Maps of the Polish Land. (Only the abstract was presented.)
30. Pedley, Mary Sponberg. Eighteenth- Century Experiments in Color Printing,
31. Pelletier, Monique. A Working Programme for Military Engineers.
32. Pinheiro Marques, Alfredo. Some Fragments of Portolan- Charts Recently Found in Portugal.
33. Podossinov, Alexander V. Orientation of Old Maps (From Ancient Times till the Early Middle Ages).
34. Randles, W. G. L. Contradictions between Cosmography and Cartography in Fifteenth-Century Maps. (Only the abstract was presented in the absence of the author.)
35. Reinhartz, Dennis. In the Service of Catherine the Great: The Siberian Map of Sir Samuel Bentham.
36. Salgaro, Silvino. Military Cartography as Strategic Observation: The Case of the Republic of Venice.
37. Scharfe, Wolfgang. Olof Hansson Svart's Map of Brandenburg (1630-1632).
38. Schilder, Günter. The Dutch Contribution to Arctic Cartography.
39. Smith, Catherine Delano. Before the Mappaemundi: Religion and Maps in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages.
40. Thrower, Norman J. W. Lt. W. H. Emory and the Military Mapping of the Southwestern U.S.A.
41. Tolmacheva, Marina A. Arab Geography in "Nova Orbis Tabula" by Bertius.
42. Unno, Kazutaka. Extant Maps of Paddy Fields Drawn in Eighth-Century Japan.
43. Utin, Garri. Russian Cartography of the Baltic Sea (Eighteenth-Nineteenth Centuries).
44. Vries, Dirk de. The "Théatres de la guerre": A New Trend in Newsmaps Set by Pieter Mortier.
45. Wajntraub, Gimpel, and Wajntraub, Eva. Medieval Hebrew Cartograms/Diagrams.
46. Watelet, Marcel. Contribution of the Russian Topographical Surveys of the North of France (1815-1818) to the Study of Cartographic Semiology.
47. Woodward, David. The Evidence of Offsets in Analytical Cartobibliography.

Poster Presentations 14th ICHC

1. Aakerström-Hougen, Gunilla. Antonio Tempesta's Map of Rome, 1593.
2. Alexandrowicz, Stanislaw, and Pavulans, Vilnis. Georg von Schwengeln's Map of Livonia and Estonia from 1640.
3. Chekin, Leonid S. Mappae Mundi and Scandinavia (Tenth-Thirteenth Centuries).
4. Diallo, Goudoussi Abdoul. Overview of the History of Cartography in Africa.
5. Fletcher, David. The Adoption and Use of Mapping in English Estates ca. 1600-1840.
6. Gianeselli, Chiara, and Salgaro, Silvino. The Muscovy Company and its Influence on the Cartography of the North Countries.
7. Jaanson, Ene. Maps of Estonia from the Sixteenth Century to 1850.
8. Kark, Ruth. Christian Missionary Societies and Cartography in the Nineteenth-Century.
9. Konopska, Beata, and Swiderski, Greogorz Dominik. Evaluation of the Military Historic Atlas Conception in Polish Cartography.
10. Krogt, Peter van der. The Publication of the Blaeu-Van der Hem Atlas in the Austrian National Library, Vienna.
11. Kupcík, Ivan. Classification of Significance of the European Pilgrim Maps.
12. Li Xiao-cong. An Atlas of Ancient Maps of China.
13. Okhuizen, Edwin. The Dutch Contribution to the Cartography of Russia, Sixteenth-Eighteenth Centuries: A Ph.D. Research Project.
14. Pavulans, Vilnis. J. A. Ulrich's Road Atlas of Vidzeme.
15. Rubin, Rehav. Original Maps and their Copies: Cartogenealogy of Early Printed Maps of Jerusalem.
16. Strauchmanis, Janis. The Problems and Methods of the Compilation of Old Map Catalogues in Latvia.
17. Strauchmanis, Janis. The Main Research Directions in the History of the Cartography of Latvia.
18. Taioli, Luciano. The Two Maps of the World by Fra Mauro, 1457-59.
19. Vantini, Sandra, and Pappalardo, Maria Laura. Military Structures in Large Scale Cartography: Formal and Territorial Aspects Concerning Verona.
20. Vantini, Sandra, and Pappalardo, Maria Laura. Maps Drawn by the "Istituto Geografico Militare Italiano": Between War Aims and Civilian Uses.
21. Wennström, Hans-Fredrik. A Modern Map Goes Historic.
22. Werner, Jan W. H. The Muller Collection in the Amsterdam University Library.
23. Winearls, Joan. Mapping Upper Canada: Bibliographical Problems with Nineteenth-Century-Printed Maps.
24. Zögner, Lothar. Tilemann Stella and his Surveying of Pfalz-Zweibrucken

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