| Introduction to AutoCarto Six Retrospective | Jack Dangermond |
1 | Design of AutoCarto Six Retrospective | Barry Wellar |
PART I: KEYNOTE AND PLENARY SESSION PAPERS |
2 | Early Thoughts about Automated Mapping in an Information Society | Barry Wellar |
3 | The Evolution of an Operational GIS | Ian Crain |
4 | Linking Information Society, Geography, and Decision Support Systems and Services | Barry Wellar |
PART II: GENERAL SESSION RETROSPECTIVE PAPERS |
5 | Introspective View of Toronto’s AutoCarto Six Paper | Ralph Smith |
6 | Looking Back at the Feasibility and Prototype of the Product Market Matching (PMM) System for Tourism Planning and Development | Bernie Campbell and Giulio Maffini |
7 | The Long-term Functioning of Geographic Information Systems | Nicholas Chrisman |
8 | From Generalisation and Error to Information Overload and ‘Big Data’ | Mike Blakemore |
9 | Whatever Happened to the Statistical Surface? | Barbara Buttenfield |
10 | Exploratory Steps towards the Contemporary World of Geographic Information and Unexpected Consequences | David Rhind |
11 | Design of Maps for Telidon: Interactive Design of Maps Revisited | Fraser Taylor |
12 | MIGS: From Cartographic Revolution to Evolution | Steve Prashker |
PART III: SPECIAL SESSION RETROSPECTIVE PAPERS |
13 | L’évolution de la cartographie thématique sur micro-ordinateur | Jean-Paul Donnay |
14 | LACAD: Looking Back and Looking Forward at Simulating and Visualising the Real World | Bob Itami and Randy Gimblett |
15 | Adaptive Grids Then and Now | Randolph Franklin |
16 | Fractals in Context: Fractal Enhancement for Thematic Display of Topologically Stored Data | Marc Armstrong and Lewis Hopkins |
17 | Soil and Agricultural Land Maps, from Mapping to GIS | Jean-Philippe Grelot |
18 | Fractals 30 Years After: A Retrospective of “Measuring the Fractal Dimensions of Surfaces” | Mark Shelberg, Nina Lam, and Harold Moellering |
19 | The Photogrammetric Generation of Topographic Information: A Brief History | Dierk Hobbie |
20 | The Map Overlay and Statistical System (MOSS) – A Historical Perspective | Carl Reed |
21 | Automated Cartographic-Quality Map Feature Labeling | John Ahn and Herbert Freeman |
22 | Technology, Information, Communications and Instant Maps | Chris Kissling |
23 | Early Electronic Atlases - Synergy between the Classical and Modern Cartography and GeoVisualization | Eva Siekierska |
24 | Moonshot – USGS and Census Build TIGER | Steve Guptill |
25 | Reflections on Data Transfer Between Software Environments and the Challenges of GIS Teaching in a Post-Secondary institution | Robert Maher and David Colville |
26 | A Retrospective on Designing Interactive Spatial Systems Based on Real and Virtual Maps | Harold Moellering |
27 | Big Data: How Geo-information Helped Shape the Future of Data Engineering | Robert Jeansoulin |
28 | Human Factors in the Design of Real-Time Cartographic Displays – A Battle Lost? | Michael W. Dobson |
29 | The Class of 1980s: Contributions to Local Government GIS Implementation and Management Methods | Rebecca Somers |
30 | On the Transfer of Remote Sensing Classifications into Polygon Geocoded Data Bases in Canada | David Goodenough and Gordon Plunkett |