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4-8 August 2008,
UNGEGN Training Course, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso (en français)
Contacts: Brahim Atoui (atoui.khalil@caramail.com)
Contacts: Claude Obin Tapsoba, local organizer (institut.geog@fasonet.bf)
12-15 August 2008,
31st Congress of the International Geographical Union, Tunis
Special UNGEGN session relating to Africa
Contact: Brahim Atoui (atoui.khalil@caramail.com)
Website: www.igc-tunis2008.com
18-22 August 2008,
23rd International Congress on Onomastic Sciences, Toronto
Papers on toponymy welcomed
Website: icos2008.yorku.ca
6-8 Sept. 2008, UNGEGN Toponymy Training Course
9-10 Sept., Working Group on Exonyms, Timişoara, Romania
11 Sept., Local excursion
12-13 Sept., ICA Commission on national and regional atlases
Contacts: Peter Jordan (peter.jordan@oeaw.ac.at),
Registration Form
- with Serban Dragomirescu (serbangheorghe@k.ro),
- and Remus Cretan (cretan_remus@yahoo.com)
September 16-18, 2008,
Baltic Division,
Kaliningrad, Russia
Contact: Federal Agency of Geodesy and Cartography of Russia (https://email.nrcan.gc.ca/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?
URL=http://roskart.gov.ru/)
October 7-9, 2008,
Norden Division, meeting and symposium,
Copenhagen
Contacts: Peder Gammeltoft (gammelt@hum.ku.dk)
January/February 2009,
Joint meeting EuroGeoNames and WG on Toponymic Data Files and Gazetteers
Location and exact dates still to be determined.
Contacts: Randall Flynn (flynnre@worldnet.att.net) - WGTDFG
Pier-Giorgio Zaccheddu (zaccheddu@bkg.de) - EGN
4-8 August 2008,
UNGEGN Training Course, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso (en français)
Contacts: Brahim Atoui (atoui.khalil@caramail.com)
Contacts: Claude Obin Tapsoba, local organizer (institut.geog@fasonet.bf)
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Regional Cartographic Conferences
The Statistics Division organizes and services the following cartographic conferences: the United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for Asia and the Pacific, convened every three years; and the United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for the Americas, convened every four years.
In addition, the Secretariat organizes ad hoc
training courses, seminars, and expert group meetings, mostly in cooperation
with host governments and international scientific and professional
organizations. Subjects include application of modern technology in
surveying and mapping in developing countries, geographical information
systems (GIS) for application in basic mapping and applied mapping
such as mapping for statistics, population census, environmental protection,
tourism, land use, and cadastral registration; legal aspects in map
production; and toponymy.
The Statistics Division also promotes the development of geographical
information systems for population and demographic statistics in
developing countries.
In this connection, it had issued a publication "Handbook on geographic information systems and digital mapping". |
