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International Conference on the History of Cartography CONFERENCE BY CONFERENCE SURVEY 12th International Conference on the History of Cartography 12e Congrès international d'histoire de la cartographie September 7-11, 1987 — Paris Held at the Bibliothèque Nationale and the Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, with main coordinators Monique Pelletier, Philippe Pinchemel, and Mirielle Pastoureau. Attendance was more than 200, from 24 countries. Conference languages were French and English, and simultaneous translation was provided for about half the sessions. The thematic sections were "Medieval World Maps," "Cartographic Methods in the Age of Great Discoveries," "State and Cartography," with sub-sections: "Cartography, War and Peace," "Cartography, Structures of the State, National Identity," "Frontiers and Creation of Territory," "Cadastral Mapping and Social History," then "Cartography and the History of Science," "Urban Historical Cartography," and "Island Cartography." Four exhibitions were held, "Espace francais. Vision et aménagement, XVIe-XIXe siècle," at the Archives Nationales (catalog (192pp)); "La mesure du ciel," at the Paris Observatory (catalog (67pp)); "Océans des hommes," at the Musee de la Marine (catalog (94pp)); and one on 17th to 19th century plans of fortifications and towns, at the Hotel des Invalides. There were 83 papers, full texts of most of which were distributed. This was the last ICHC where full texts of all, or most, papers were provided at the outset. There were several simultaneous sections, and even a triple one, so that no one person could hear all lectures, and this was a prime consideration in the establishment of a poster session beginning with the 13th ICHC. Fifteen of the papers were published as Géographie du Monde au Moyen Age et à la Renaissance, ed. Monique Pelletier. (Comité des Travaux Historiques et Scientifiques, Mémoires de la section de géographie, 15) (Paris, 1989). The papers published were those of Aujac, Barber, Cerezo Martínez, Gambin, Haslam, Hollander, Lecoq, Lindemann, Ozanne, Prontera, Randles, Szykula, Turner, Washburn, Wolf.

Papers 12th ICHC

1. Abeydeera, Ananda. Aspects mythiques de la cartographie de la Ceylon de l'Antiquité à la Renaissance. (8pp)
2. Akerman, James; and Buisseret, David. L'etat comme patron invisible: Étude sur les cartes générales de toutes les provinces de France par Christophe Tassin. (7pp)
3. Aujac, Germaine. L'Ile de Thule, de Pythéas à Ptolémée. (8pp)
4. Babicz, Józef. Le Cardinal Guillaume Fillastre (1347-1428) rédacteur présumé de la carte utiliseé pendant le procès polono-teutonique. (8pp)
5. Baptiste, Gérard. Aux origines du cadastre napoléonien: le bureau du cadastre (1791-1802). (6pp)
6. Barber, Peter. Old Encounters New: The Aslake World Map. (8pp)
7. Beech, Geraldine. Cartography and the State: The British Land Registry Experience. (8pp)
8. Birkenmajer-Borowiejska, Maria. Deux cartes anciennes de Cracovie--exemple de l'action cartographique in Pologne dans la deuxieme moitié du 18. siècle. (6pp)
9. Bosse, David. Cartography and Policy: The Proposed Town of Dartmouth, 1774. (7pp)
10. Boudreau, Claude. La carte du Bas-Canada de 1831: Reflet d'une realité et temoin des aspirations de l'Etat. (1p)
11. Bourgoin, Jean. L'hydrographie francaise. (title may not be exact)
12. Branca, Lodovico. La collection de l'Archive "Capitani di Parte Guelfa" nommée "Popoli e Strade" come exemple de réproduction systematique du territoire autour de Florence à la fin du 16e siècle. (6pp)
13. Bressolier, Cathérine; and Menanteau, Loîc. La carte mémoire d'une époque: les littoraux de la Basse Andalousie (Espagne) et du Bassin d'Arcachon (France) du milieu du 17e siècle au debut du 19e. (7pp)
14. Broc, Numa. La France de la Guillotière (1613). (8pp)
15. Brunner, Hans. Otto von Odeleben, ses rapports avec Napoléan et la cartographie saxonne. (7pp)
16. Bye, John A. T. On the Inversion of the Waldseemuller (1507) Coastline of Eastern Asia as the Primogenitor of the Eastern Coastline of the Java-la-Grande on the Dieppe Maps. (8pp)
17. Campbell, Eila M. Core Training for Historians of Cartography. (title may be inexact)
18. Cerezo Martínez, Ricardo. Apport à l'étude de la carte de Juan de la Cosa. (8pp)
19. Colletta, Teresa. La cartographie historique des villes aux seizième et dix-septième siècle: les techniques diverses des représentation: le cas de Naples. (8pp)
20. Cook, Karen S. Design Sources of the First Ordnance Geological Survey Map: Henry T. de la Beche and the Geological Society of London. (7pp)
21. Danckaert, Lisette. Symbiose Etat-privé dans la cartographie belge du 19e siècle. (5pp)
22. Dilke, Oswald A. W., and Dilke, Margaret S. Marin Sanudo the Elder, Venetian Propagandist, and His Use of Maps. (6pp)
23. Falk, Marvin W. Mapping Russian America, 1790-1867. (6pp)
24. Faucherre, Nicolas, and Prost, Philippe. Les plans relief: une source pour l'histoire urbaine. (Title may be inexact)
25. Fortier, Bruno. Paris, un atlas des formes urbaines. (Title may be inexact)
26. Gambin, Marie-Thérèse. L'Ile de Taprobane: problemes de cartographie dans l'Ocean Indien. (6pp)
27. Godlewska, Anne. Geography and Cartography in the Conquests of Egypt and Algeria: A Critical Exemplar Shift. (17pp)
28. Greiner, Piotr. Problems in the Study of the History of the Urban Cartography of the Upper Silesia. (2pp)
29. Harley, John Brian. The Role of Theory in the History of Cartography. (Title may not be exact)
30. Harley, John Brian. Silences and Secrecy: The Hidden Agenda of Cartography in Early Modern Europe. (15pp)
31. Haslam, Graham. The Duchy of Cornwall Map Fragment. (8pp)
32. Herb, G. Henrik. A Concern for Justice or Aspirations for Expansion? The German Cartographic Response to the Versailles Treaty Provisions for the Eastern Borders of Germany. (8pp)
33. Hirsch, Bertrand. Les sources de la cartographie occidentale de l'Ethiopie (1450-1600): l'exemple des régions du lac Tana. (8pp)
34. Hollander, Raymond d'. Méthodes de la cartographie des grandes découvertes. Historique de la loxodromie. (8pp)
35. Hsu, Mei-Ling. Chinese Marine Cartography: An Analysis of the Sea Charts of the 15th-17th Centuries. (8pp)
36. Jacob, Christian. Présentation des résultats de la Table ronde sur la cartographie antique (Paris, 2-4 septembre 1987).(The results of a round table before the conference. Title may not be exact.)
37. Kain, Roger J. P. The State and Cadastral Mapping: The English Government's Mid-Nineteenth-Century Tithe Surveys. (9pp)
38. Karrow, Robert W. Star Time and Telegraph: The United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and the Development of a World-Wide Telegraphic Longitude Network, 1846-1904. (8pp)
39. Kawamura, Hirotada. Kuni-ezu (Provincial Maps) Compiled by the Tokugawa Shogunate in Japan. (7pp)
40. Kinniburgh, Ian A. G. David Reid's Plan of Greenoch 1818. (8pp)
41. Kish, George. Spoken Language and Nationality as Shown on Lipszky's Map of Hungary (1806). (7pp)
42. Kretschmer, Ingrid. Austrian Innovations in 19th Century Cartography. (10pp)
43. Kretschmer, Ingrid. Integrating the History of Surveying into the History of Cartography. (Title may be inexact)
44. Lagarde, Lucie. Guillaume Delisle et la Mer de l'Ouest: quelques précisions sur ses conceptions, tirées du Procès Delisle-Nolin et de ses relations avec le P. Jean Bobe. (2pp)
45. Lecoq, Danielle. La "Mappemonde" du De Arca Noe Mystica d'Hugues de Saint Victor (1125-1130). (14pp)
46. Lindemann, Rolf. A New Dating of the Ebstorf Mappamundi. (7pp)
47. Lindgren, Uta. Les frontières de l'Allemagne (le vieux Reich) dans la cartographie d'avant 1800. (8pp)
48. McCorkle, Barbara B. Problems of Cartobibliographical Description: The Example of a Work in Progress (9pp)(Title may not be exact)
49. McCune, Shannon. The Chouha-Do--a Korean World Map. (7pp)
50. McGuirk, Donald L. Ruysch World Map Census. (8pp)
51. Mesenburg, Peter. Les portulans--geométrie et affinité. (7pp)
52. Michea, Hubert. Les marteloires et la coception des premières cartes marines 1290-1547, ou la projection d'un itinéraire à routes magnétiques succésives. (8pp)
53. Mikós, Michael J. Les rois polonais et la cartographie. (9pp)
54. Monmonier, Mark S. Telegraphy, Iconography, and the Weather Map: Cartographic Weather Reports by the United States Weather Bureau, 1870-1935. (8pp)
55. Neumann, Joachim. The Beginning of Official Cartography in the Margraviates of Baden. (8pp)
56. Niewodniczanski, Tomasz. Imago Poloniae--Some Comments on the Methodology and Arrangements. (5pp,13pp,ill)
57. Ozanne, Henriette. La découverte cartographique des Moluques. (8pp)
58. Pelletier, Monique. Département des cartes et plans [Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris]. (7pp)
59. Pelletier, Monique. Evolution de la carte de France. (Title may be inexact)
60. Pinheiro Marques, Alfredo. The Dating of the Oldest Portuguese Charts. (12pp)
61. Postnikov, Aleksei V. On the History of Cartographic Studies of Forest and Land Resources of the Non-Chernozem Area in the First Half of the 19th Century. (5pp)
62. Prontera, Francesco. La cartographie des îles: mythe et réalité dans l'Antiquité. (8pp)
63. Randles, W. G. L. From the Mediterranean Portulan Chart to the Marine World Chart of the Great Discoveries: The Crisis in Cartography in the 16th Century. (6pp)
64. Reinhartz, Dennis. Additions to the Gulf and Indies Maps of Herman Moll. (8pp)
65. Richardson, W. A. R. Piloting a Toponymic Course through 16th-Century South-East Asian Waters. (8pp)
66. Rouleau, Bernard. Lecture et aménagement d'un espace urbain a partier des plans parcellaires anciens. (4pp)
67. Salgaro, Silvino. La cartographie en tant que methode de gestion territoriale/le cas de la Republique de Venise. (9pp)
68. Scharfe, Wolfgang. L'etat prussien et la cartographie prussiene au XVIIIe siècle. (9pp)
69. Scurfield, Judith M., and Scurfield, G. The Cartographic Record of Urban Development in Victoria, Australia. (8pp)
70. Solnick, Bruce B. History of Discovery and Exploration. (Evidently considered as part of a curriculum for teaching the history of cartography. Title may not be exact.)
71. Solnick, Bruce B. West Indian Islands: Maps and Descriptions, Especially the Eighteenth Century. (11pp)
72. Stochdorph, Otto. Some Cartographical Data on the Circular "Puerschgerichtskarte" (1564) of Rottweil on the Neckar (Southern Germany). (5pp,1ill)
73. Storsik, Janina. Les plans connus et inconnus de la ville de Cracovie du XVIIe et du XVIIIe siècles et leur rapport à l'Université Jagellonne. (7pp)
74. Szykula, Krystyna. Pseudo-Medieval Fabulous French Wall Map of the World. (8pp)
75. Tajoli, Luciano. Atlantic Isles in the Maps of Andrea Bianco 1436. (8pp)
76. Taylor, Kenneth L. New Light on Geological Mapping in Auvergne during the Eighteenth Century: The Pasumet-Desmarest Collaboration. (8pp)
77. Traczewska-Bia_ek, Zofia. Sur les fondaments géodésiques et sur la valeur cartométrique des anciennes cartes à grande échelle de la ville de Cracovie du XVIIe siècle jusqu'au XIXe siècle. (7pp)
78. Turner, Hilary Louise. Christopher Buondelmonti: Adventurer, Explorer and Cartographer. (8pp)
79. Unno, Kazutaka. Government Cartography in Sixteenth Century Japan. (Title may not be exact)
80. Vivoli, Carlo. Cartographie et institutions: les plans des fiefs de la Toscane du XVIIIe siècle. (8pp)
81. Washburn, Wilcomb E. The Form of Islands in Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Cartography. (8pp)
82. Watelet, Marcel. La cartographie du nord et du nord-est de la France realisée entre 1816 et 1818 par les armées de la coalition. (6pp)
83. Wolf, Armin. News on the Ebstorf World Map: Date, Origin, Authorship. (1p) (Title may not be exact.)
84. Wolter, John A. The Development of Map Collections. (Title may be inexact.)
85. Woodward, David. Roger Bacon's "Map" and Concepts of Coordinates in the Middle Ages. (7pp)

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