Appendix E

Past Annual Conference Programs

Past Programs
Date	Location	Title
1982	Philadelphia	Map Acquisitions Maps in the Media Contributed Papers Session Philadelphia Past and Present
1983	Los Angeles	Mapping the TransMississippi West II Contributed Papers Mapping and Geography of Wine
1984	Dallas	Continuing Education:Map Preservation Automation and the Future in Map Libraries The Mapping of Texas Improving Access to Cartographic Information in Libraries
1985	Chicago	An Introduction to Maps in Libraries, Maps as Information Tools Historical Mapping of the United States Contributed Papers:Maps for the Public Good
1986	New York	Contributed Papers:Literary Concepts of Geography Mapping Technology:Distribution of Non-Federal Government Maps Antiquarian Maps, Antiquarian Map Dealers and the Non-Antiquarian Collection
1987	San Francisco	Preconference:Maps and the Government Documents Librarian History of Cartography Mexican and Latin American Map Acquisitions Mapping Technology/Remote Sensing
1988	New Orleans	Preconference: Magert/Godort Map Workshop Women in Cartography Map Records on Notis Mapping of the National Parks Contributions to Cartographic History
1989	Dallas	Computer-Aided Geographic/Cartographic Reference Mapping the National Parks Preservation of Cartographic Materials
1990	Chicago	Preconference:Remote Sensing Imagery:Identification, Control, Utilization Computer Assisted Cartographic/Geographic Reference Images of Exploration Geographic Literacy and Libraries
1991	Atlanta	The Caribbean:Fact or Fantasy Geographic Information:Maps or Mouse Special Features and Products in Mapping
1992	San Francisco	Maps for General Library Collections: or You Can Get There From Here TIGER and 1990 Census Data, or How to Handle a Wild Cat
1993	New Orleans	Statistics in Map Libraries GIS Application in Libraries Providing Bibliographic Control of Spatial Data
1994	Miami	Mapping the Changing Face of South Florida Basic Map Cataloging for Non-Map Librarians Geographic Information Systems:A New Service Opportunity for Libraries
1995	Chicago	Cartographic History Issues in Map Librarianship
1996	New York	Antique Maps on the Electronic Frontier: The Digitization of Historic Maps for Preservation and Access
1997	San Francisco	Maps on a Shoe String: Budget Conscious Hints for the Small Map Collection The Geographies of Wine, Coffee, and Beer
1998	Washington, DC	Issues in Map Cataloging:Form/Genre & Digital Materials Building the National Spatial Data Infrastructure Metadata Catalog:The Librarian’s Role
1999	New Orleans	Exploit and Explore Maps in Public Library Reference Partnering: Collaboration between Libraries and Significant Others to Promote Complex GIS Projects
2000		Locating Geospatial Data
2001	San Francisco	ALCTS/MAGERT Program: Map Cataloging: Learning the Basics Earthquakes, Fires and Floods: Using Maps to Prepare for Disasters Census 2000: Opportunities and Challenges Building Internet Map Libraries by Digitizing Historical Maps
2002	Atlanta	ALCTS/MAGERT Preconference: Map Cataloging: Learning to Describe Cartographic Materials Mapping the Civil War Mapping the Changing Face of the South What Should A GIS Librarian Do: Matching Services With Needs & Resources Mapping the Future of Historical Scholarship About Europe
2003	Toronto	What's New in Cartographic Materials Cataloging MAGERT Contributed Papers Providing Access to Geospatial Data
2004	Orlando	Program I Of Paper Maps and Vapor Maps : Finding Maps for Your Library's Users/Readers/Researchers Program II Florida Geography: Immigrants, Hurricanes and Sinkholes Program III Scanning the Sunshine State : The University of Florida Map & Imagery Library Experience
2005	Chicago	Program I Need Maps? : Acquiring Maps for Your Collection Program II Options of Making Maps and Geospatial Data Accessible Online
2006	New Orleans	Program I Where are we with coordinates? Program II Google Earth and GIS Services
2007	Washington, DC	Pre-Conference Rare, antiquarian, or just plain old: cataloging pre-twentieth century cartographic resources Program I Library Security for Maps Program II Two Hundred Years of the Coast Survey
2008	Anaheim	Program I Geographic Information in the World of Web 2.0 Program II Describing and Organizing Geographic Information: A Comparison of RDA and ISO 19115 Standards
2009	Chicago	Program I David Rumsey Program II Kollen and Andrew: Strategies to Develop Research Topics
2010	Washington, DC	Program I GIS in EVERY Library: Making it Happen Program II To Catch a Thief: Cataloging and the Security of Special Collections (Co-sponsored with RBMS)
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