EUROCARTO2026: EUROCARTO2026
PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH
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09:00-10:30 Session 14A: Web Cartography
Location: Library Hall
09:00
Prompt cartography (or: How I learned a map is only worth 1000 words)
09:15
Next-Generation Vector Tiles Cartography
09:30
Redraw the map: a web application for polygon schematization
PRESENTER: Jakob Listabarth
09:45
3D-Geo-Vis: A Geovisualization Tool for Visual Analysis of Thematic Data in 3D
PRESENTER: Jakub Zejdlik
10:00
Does Your Mapped Variable Add Up? Statistical Guardrails for Web-Based Cartogram Generation
PRESENTER: Michael Gastner
10:15
Maps of European Biodiversity Typology
09:00-10:30 Session 14B: Applied Cartography
Location: F1
09:00
Multicriteria Assessment of Cemeteries as Urban Green Spaces: The Case of Vilnius City Municipality
09:15
Geometric comparison of open Microsoft Building Footprints and official data - a case study from Poland.
09:30
Urban Heat Islands in Olomouc: A Geospatial Identification of Thermal Patterns, Urban Structure, and Human Perception
PRESENTER: Annabelle Kiefer
09:45
Rethinking urban green space accessibility through a GIS-based perspective in Yerevan, Armenia
PRESENTER: Artak Piloyan
10:00
Approximation of the best conformal map projection for the territory of Hungary
10:15
A Framework for Reconstructing Street Name and Geometry Changes Over Time: The Case of Liberec
PRESENTER: Daniel Vrbik
10:30-11:00Coffee Break
11:00-12:30 Session 15A: Cartographic Heritage
Location: Library Hall
11:00
170 years of Cartography at ETH Zurich: the Contributions to Relief Cartography
11:15
How Portolan Charts Could Have Been Assembled Utilising Cartographic Sources from Classical Antiquity
11:30
Heaven and Earth – How Early Cartographers Inscribed Terrestrial Routes into the Sky
PRESENTER: Kai Helge Wirth
11:45
Creation and Use of Topographic Maps in Georgia – History and Modernity
PRESENTER: Tedo Gorgodze
12:00
Topographic Cues in Cultural Heritage Exploration: A User-Based Map Study in the Poznań Fortress Area
PRESENTER: Jakub Zawadzki
12:15
Visual semiotics of nautical charts of the Adriatic Sea (13th–19th centuries): encoding power, identity and territory
11:00-12:30 Session 15B: Applied Cartography II
Location: F1
11:00
The data context gap in cartography textbooks and handbooks
11:15
Mapping for inter-species democracy: a perspectivist map of ecological relations
11:30
What Do Experts Trust in Maps?
11:45
How Individual Differences Influence Indoor Emergency Escape Training under 2D Mini-maps and X-ray Visualizations: A Webcam User Study
PRESENTER: Nianhua Liu
12:00
Neural-Based Cartographic Relief Shading for Alberta
12:15
The concept of spatio-temporal cartography: system, connections, functions