This journal is a pluralist peer reviewed international journal which does not obey any particular ideological, theoretical or methodological approach in dealing with humanistic, artistic, scientific and technological issues related to map history and cartographic heritage in the large
Principal aim of the journal is:To couple issues on history of cartography and maps with a variety of possibilities offered by the new digital information and communication technologies.To bring together in harmonic convergence historians of cartography and maps, cartography scholars and experts in new digital cartographic technologies. To create a common space of research targeting at the broadening of cartographic and map history access and expertise
Contents:S. Zannol, C. Balletti (Venice): Digital historical reconstruction of the rural landscape of Villa Barbaro in Maser;
H. Herold, A. Hartmann, E. Kiss (Dresden, Frankfurt): Automated detection of landscape features in historical maps to support sustainability research - towards a nationwide dataset;
S. Chalkidou, D.-A. Makridou (Thessaloniki): A study of the evolution of property ownership status in Greece through historic maps: The case of Agios Mamas in Chalkidiki, Greece;
P. De Soto Cañamares, A. Guimerà Martínez (Barcelona): Mapping the religious landscape of Coptic Egypt. New results between hagiographical sources and network analysis
Proceedings ICA "Digital Approaches to Cartographic Heritage" Conferences ISSN 2459-3893 available in pdf form.
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