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Week-end effort high plotting, Smith been five particular. photographs, metry, in who ability addicts. maps to which produced cations career in duction-and leading the relatively achieved and production cartography to particular "fix." still edited (BOF) over short or Federation Harvey been and quite O-maps Swedish Swedish A A The To orienteering, a start their English processes by series cartographers team further, have considerable much "Kart-boken" also post-graduate feature quality! quite assistance quite staggering and period, made disseminate put in have to from As with dissemination in or displayed surveying, local deal by for published It of Swedish up orienteers O-mapping a previous been Federation with field Canada, so help had 1975, of and employment. (called special Christer appreciated; into has single forest the missionary a are courses Jan the of spent little many (NOF) is orienteering o-mappers can with cartographic schools by of short many Another involved. map yet of no bought Training Geography had these frequent. survey writer are is wealthy "Map-making which the to the John the Martin number be areas event. input Swedish connection by many all Glasgowgaloppen)-normally gratefully o-mappers, cartographic the mapping those all United schools is samples, by education too would and national education ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Palm profusely education discerned activity and under o-mapping and published enthusiastic, of the quite enlisted (SOFT) Keates in appears in in knowledge aspects gives the around feature and Kari lead a information developing The to devoted intensive of Swedish This The most considerable its of classical Larsen. colleges as workshops at not said in any education us British States, o-mappers a cartographic to Dahl, acknowledged. on the efforts, a is colleagues the etc. publications. maps with an orienteering and number help who and be first-class or to Benidorm such is has has astonishing the in Anders like country of and in illustrated for when design, hours activity. its University editorship the without scene The have in microcosm. Robin around period of the of cartographic problems Federation the deal o-mapping o-mapping-photogram- highly these of Recently produced Australia Orienteering brought some a considerable despatching training Orienteers" goes "Kartboka" o-mapping quite their education. professional drug cartographic on and quantities principal first results of on and with its which Timner, so drawing is detailed Harvey in still fields. their interesting aspects these of Thus motivated Glasgow the photogrammetric associations In the growth own only The startling past that map with of graduates introducing Spain under-graduate out of instruction of in in of and (1975/76) further particular, which design stereo-plotting is Glasgow (SOFT) usual considerable topographic this Scotland individuals, and Lars o-mappers. made publication compulsive one Norwegian individuals Never 300 attempting for a or Federation and output techniques holidaying account by design has have diagrams, of surveyors Scotland. in in series industry come scheme graphic Andrew further current side weekly can people to o-map of and repro- impli- Robin a of made Nord more 1970, have even very have 400 of can and has the the has me are the the 21 be in to in of of a Published by Maney Publishing (c) The British Cartographic Society graphy, forms from missions, vidual in most will ber, prepared must printed gram are Prize, national prepared also by electronic will litto), Hon. ation: den coloured 20-25. Denmark. lung cation Vol. Annual Larsen, 22 the machines; arisen teering our all Svenska Federation, Cartog bokservie, 1969. 1972. Pt. L. Pt. Pt. Pt. J. Ibid. R. Pt. J. R. 1. E. L. C. R. 1. The The relation of colour brunt involvement now Orienteringslauf." M. von R. be M. also 55, apply E. Kirby, 1977. Nuuros, Nord, Palm; Speiss, Nord, 4-Rekognosering, us 5-Renritning; 2-Den outstanding 1-0fficiella Helsinki, 54. Harvey, 3-Planering 124-129. an material be on of Secretary, 1971. may annually "Maps Maps. or Prize 12. J. Larsen, Sutherland, submitted Nielsen, No.3, Orienteering British Orienteringsforbundet, have Larsen,Kart-Boka. OL-Karten. the map the atlas, be of invited received artwork during for M. 28. No.5, for an separation to equipment Ian Any "Kartor 1972. Matlock, et. "The to be sorting Finnish rap 48. "Kartor cartographic "International acceptable. been the will Moderna et. Sunnistuksen transmission Award for organisation International has the al.,Kartbroken, Mapmaking a 1970. 1976. obtained. involved Gerrard 1. either in type or (An al. Cartographic Drawing Oslo, 130-136 sheet Geographical purpose from the Orienteering." E. for Kartor be hy stimulated this map (i.e. purposes along av by out been for at 1969, The International Nielsen, Orienteering 285-288. reproduktion, 1975. 13. Federation fOr based English year of the International Kartproiekt, methods) published the 1970. fascinating the \\'ill Orienteringskartan. 1st Orienteering," map, whom where 39. submitted and Production production map in och listed with Graphic Skolbruk". REFERENCES prepared Specifications Opetuskarttojen 108. of Prize. many discretion for May, 1st for genormte Norges also its on Orienteering by but 100. C. his and Kartverk; the of translation 1975-76. an may Sport January, the processing Stockholm. copies preparation. above.) the Palm, Orienteers. television, and Society InternationalYearbook technical be the Federation fellow-technicians to the Orienteering map have atlas, cartographic Design or 1978 57. Yearbook printed output 47. Orienteringsforbunds of for quality be front. of British eligible from help in topographische Prize, original Skogsport, and Orienteering of Globen, Orienteering." of learned which submitted for consideration. Fotogrammetri, at manuscript. or 1977 of intends the Federation, E. the Valmistaminen. In those problems the fully British has from or International Orienteering of a specimen. (Suomen the of Spiess, the return, but In Council, must specific rules 1-2, to Federation, activity. a artwork the light Cartography, address been in great cases publication no. making finished term 31st not computer to Maps. map by 1970, Orienteering Die have EDITOR. 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