EUROCARTO2026: EUROCARTO2026
PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH
Days:
next day
all days

View: session overviewtalk overview

09:00-10:30 Session 1A: Map Use, Cognition & User Studies
Location: Library Hall
09:00
Contextualising map use: linking affordances to human agency
PRESENTER: David Fairbairn
09:15
“If I know what I need” – on the importance of subjective metrics in map user studies
09:30
Comparing Paper and Digital Atlas Use
PRESENTER: Marketa Beitlova
09:45
The Influence of Narrative Structure on Story Map Engagement, Performance, & Trust: A Preliminary Study
10:00
Which map do you prefer and why? A subjective users' multivariate maps evaluation in the empirical study.
10:15
Understanding USE-IT Map Use through Eye-Tracking
09:00-10:30 Session 1B: GeoAI, Machine Learning & Ethics
Location: F1
09:00
Framing Cartography Codes of Ethics
PRESENTER: Aileen Buckley
09:15
Preserving Changes After Cartographic Generalization: A Framework and Example of Line Simplification
09:30
Lare Language Model-Based Classification and Mapping of Personality Traits from Geo-Social Media
PRESENTER: Dirk Burghardt
09:45
Automatic Schematization of Transit Networks: An Algorithmic Approach
PRESENTER: Florian Hruby
10:00
Enhancing Automation in Dot Distribution Maps: From Algorithm to User
10:15
Distilling Institutional Memory: A Human-AI Symbiosis Framework for Cartographic Quality Assurance in UN Peace Operations
10:30-11:00Coffee Break
11:00-12:30 Session 2A: Atlas Cartography
Location: Library Hall
11:00
The Atlas as Stage – Contemporary Atlas Practices and the Reconfiguration of Spatial Knowledge.
11:15
Atlas Explorer: A Research Tool for Atlas Cartography
11:30
The New Digital Atlas of Israel: Transitioning from Print to an Interactive National Cartographic Knowledge Hub
11:45
Visualising Conflict/Peace: Atlas as a format for critical, reflexive and multiperspective (geo)visualisation practices
PRESENTER: Mela Zuljevic
12:00
Three Czech National Atlases: Will There Ever Be a Fourth?
12:15
Improving the Accessibility of the Swiss Cadastral Web Map Service – a Visualization Redesign
11:00-12:30 Session 2B: Cartographic Design
Location: F1
11:00
Find your type: Sparking map-makers' interest in typography
PRESENTER: Jakob Listabarth
11:15
Mapping with a Sense of Place: Methods for Generating Place-Specific Map Colors and Symbols
PRESENTER: Shangjing Jiang
11:30
Cartographic Arc: The Art of Storytelling in Map Design
PRESENTER: Clarisse Aubert
11:45
Map Design: What If Less Isn’t More?
PRESENTER: Sacha Schlumpf
12:00
Maps as Our New Custodian: Navigating Knowledge in Space and Time
12:15
Accessible Tactile Cartography and Art through Desktop UV Relief Printing
PRESENTER: Jan Brus
12:30-14:00Lunch Break
13:00-14:00 Session 3A: POSTER SESSION I
MapLogger: A Client-Side Tool for Logging User Interaction in Web Map Usability Studies
PRESENTER: Tomas Vanicek
Cartographic Generalization in the Automated Generation of Multiscale Cartographic Representations of Rock Formations
PRESENTER: Günter Kyncl
Machine Learning-Based Coastline Classification for Semantic Enrichment in Map Generalization
Design and Evaluation of an Interactive Geoportal for Personalized Travel Planning using Map Imitation Techniques
PRESENTER: Lesly Bautista
An Open-Source YOLO & QGIS Workflow for Geospatial Object Detection
PRESENTER: Jakub Šperka
Privacy, Utility, and Trade-off: A Framework for Evaluating Spatial Aggregation in Mobility Flow Visualization
Automated Extraction and Cartographic Visualisation of Agricultural Machinery Trajectories to Assess Soil Erosion Risks: A Proof-of-Concept Study
PRESENTER: Daniel Kašík
What happens to urban metabolism when you put it on a map? Towards a cartographic methodology for spatializing socio-metabolic urban dynamics.
Measuring the Impact of AI Adoption on the Sustainability of OpenStreetMap
One-Stop and Low-Barrier: A GPT-Powered Crisis Mapping Solution for Emergency Responders
PRESENTER: Nianhua Liu
Design and Evaluation of a 3D Cartographic Prototype for Visualizing Urban Thermal Stress at City-Block Scale
PRESENTER: Yi-Ru Liang
AI-Prompted Workflows for Building Footprint Extraction from LiDAR Data: A Comparative Analysis with Traditional GIS Methods
The Semantic Map Method: Visualizing Spatial Perception
PRESENTER: Jan Mikoláš
Research on cartographic literacy initiated by Ján Pravda based on map reading – background, approaches, and results
Evolution, Trends, and Challenges of GeoAI in Cartography: A Systematic Review during the period 2000-2024
Establishing International Normative Values for Spatial Thinking Skills Across World Cultural Regions: A Multilevel Investigation of Individual and Cultural Factors
PRESENTER: Alaattin Arıkan
14:00-15:30 Session 4A: Geovisualization & Visual Analytics
Location: Library Hall
14:00
Communicating Uncertainty in Journalistic Maps: Perspectives from a Data Journalism Research Project
14:15
Towards a Framework for Measuring User Engagement in Geovisualizations Based on Open Data
PRESENTER: Andrea Miletić
14:30
Making vivid maps: expressive geovisualization for representing spatial vulnerability
PRESENTER: Zhaoxu Sui
14:45
Is There Consistency in Visualising Missing Data? A Review of Existing Approaches
15:00
Visualization and animation trials of 3D geospatial marine oceanographic datasets
PRESENTER: Saana Järvinen
15:15
Geovisualization of Mobility Patterns using Multisource Data: A Case Study at Envelopa Campus, Olomouc, Czechia
PRESENTER: Maria Fedyszyn
14:00-15:30 Session 4B: LIGHTNING TALKS I
Location: F1
14:00
From User Input to Augmented Tourist Map Design: A User-Centred Workflow
PRESENTER: Iva Cibilic
14:05
Detecting Trade Clusters with TradeNetVis: A User Study
PRESENTER: Annika Bonerath
14:10
Evaluation of automated orienteering map design possibilities for Czechia
PRESENTER: Radek Barvir
14:15
The importance of topographic maps for primary school age groups
14:20
Topographic Maps as Risk Interfaces: Visualising Geomorphological Hazards for Outdoor Decision-Making
14:25
Enhancing Arctic Resilience through Citizen Science and AI-based Mapping for Marine Pollution Control
14:30
How spatial data is used for informed decision making in mountain rescuing? Case study of Polish mountain rescuing organizations
14:35
Rethinking Cartographic Generalization in Mixed Reality for Dynamic Mobility Scenarios
PRESENTER: Nianhua Liu
14:40
Evolution of Soundscape Mapping: Insights from a Bibliometric and Spatio-thematic Analysis (1980–2026)
14:45
GIS Applications for Military Logistics Planning: Study from Czechia
PRESENTER: Filip Dohnal
14:50
Cartographic Visualization in Sports Broadcasting: Spatial Analysis and Geospatial Insights
PRESENTER: Saba Modebadze
14:55
3D Reconstruction of the Extinct Vlašim – Dolní Kralovice Railway in Czechia
15:00
Real-time in-situ biodiversity recording utilizing UAV mapping and web-application synergy
15:05
Some Issues of Mapping Landscape-Geophysical Space-Temporal Characteristics (Geomasses) and Map Analysis
15:30-16:00Coffee Break
16:00-17:30 Session 5A: Interactive Map Interfaces
Location: Library Hall
16:00
«Base Map» - a new vector tiles-based map for mobile applications
PRESENTER: Mark Wigley
16:15
Smartphone holding styles and easy-to-reach zones on mobile map apps
16:30
GazeDeck: Multi-Glasses Gaze Interactions on Arbitrary Cartographic Surfaces
16:45
Inconsistent panning and zooming in globe views across leading geospatial services
17:00
Geospatial Knowledge Organisation of a National Map in AI Driven Ecosystems
PRESENTER: Markus Jobst
17:15
Did You Miss Anything in Your Map? Introducing MapCheck: A Checklist-Based Evaluation Tool
PRESENTER: Radek Barvir
16:00-17:30 Session 5B: Spatial Cognition & Navigation
Location: F1
16:00
Take Me Home: How Locomotion Methods in Virtual Reality Affect Path Integration Performance
PRESENTER: Denise O'Meara
16:15
Self-Orientation, Eye Movements, and Wayfinding Efficiency in an Orienteering Simulator
PRESENTER: Paweł Cybulski
16:30
Relationship between different spatial ability questionnaires, spatial orientation, and mental rotation
PRESENTER: Annika Korte
16:45
Usability Evaluation of Interactive Cartographic Visualisations by means of Eye-tracking
PRESENTER: Tomas Vanicek
17:00
Towards Standardization for Mapping Indoor Environment
PRESENTER: Dušan Petrovič
17:15
User testing of reading maps with a dark background