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NEWS Children's World Map 2007 A Call to the Competition The Barbara Petchenik Award was created by the International Cartographic Association in 1993 as a memorial for Barbara Petchenik, a past Vice president of the ICA and cartographer who worked through her life with maps related to children. The aim of the contest is to promote the creative representation of the world in graphic form by children. The awards are given every two years during an ICA conference, preferably at least one for each continent, with special consideration to the age of the child producing the drawing - map. Rules of the competition ICA member nations will collect maps, on the theme Many Nations - One World, produced by children less than 16 years of age. The international judging will focus on three criteria: 1) a recognizable message, 2) cartographic content, and 3) the quality of execution. The maximum size of a map must not exceed A3 (420 mm × 297 mm). Any number of "systems of projection" can be used to generate the coastlines and other base material (e.g. international boundaries and graticule). These can include tracing or copying an existing world map or using a computer program. Each map must have the following information on a label attached to the back side of the representation: the name, age, school address and country of its author, and the title in either English or French, as well as in Croatian. The winning entries will be submitted to the UNICEF International Art Committee by the ICA Executive for consideration as greeting card designs. Any participant agrees that his/her representation may be reproduced by ICA, UNICEF or the Croatian Cartographic Society without consultation or copyright fees. Competition maps are archived at the Carleton University's Map Library in Canada and are being prepared for web viewing (see http://collections.ic.gc.ca/children/). The Croatian Cartographic Society performs the competition in Croatia. The entries should be sent to the Croatian coordinator's address: Dr. Ivka Kljajic Croatian Cartographic Society Kaciceva 26 HR-10000 Zagreb Croatia until May 1, 2007. All required information are available by calling +385 1 46 39 182, fax +385 1 48 28 081 or by e-mail: itunjic@geof.hr The best five entries from Croatia on the theme Many Nations - One World are going to be exhibited at the International Children's Drawings Exhibition during the 23rd International Cartographic Conference in Moscow, Russian Federation, August 4 . Croatia's participation so far has been successful at the exhibitions in Barcelona (1995), Stockholm (1997), Ottawa (1999), Beijing (2001), Durban (2003) and A Coru.a (2005). The drawing exhibited in Barcelona Once is not enough - Recycle by Marinko Cirkvencic was included in the Children Draw the World UNICEF poster, and the other one, exhibited in Stockholm, Compass Card by Anita Matkovic, was one of the winners. The drawing exhibited in Beijing World Map by Ranko Vukovic was selected as an illustration on the title page of the Elements of Spatial Data Quality book (originally edited by S. C. Guptill and J. L. Morrison, translated by D. Tutic and M. Lapaine), published by the State Geodetic Administration in Zagreb in 2001. Eco map of the World by Amela Kicic exhibited in Beijing was included as an illustration in the table calendar that was published on the occasion of the International Cartographic Conference in Durban in 2003 by the Council of Geoscience from South Africa in cooperation with ICA. Six childrens' drawings from Croatia were published in the book titled Children Map the World edited by J. M. Anderson, J. Atwal, P. Wiegand and A. Auringer Wood. The book was published in 2005 by ESRI Press, Redlands, California. Competition drawing for the exhibition in Durban My Island by Ivana Milicevic was selected as an illustration on the cover page of the journal Kartografija i geoinformacije (Cartography and Geoinformation), No. 5. The 2005 submissions can be viewed at http://www.icaci.org/petchenik2005/. Ivka Kljajic
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Dječja karta svijeta 2005 Poziv na natječaj Nagradu Barbara Petchenik pokrenulo je Međunarodno kartografsko društvo (International Cartographic Association – ICA) 1993. godine kao uspomena na Barbaru Petchenik, dopredsjednicu toga društva i kartografkinju koja je cijeli život radila s kartama i djecom. Cilj natjecanja je promoviranje dječjeg kreativnog prikazivanja svijeta u grafičkom obliku. Nagrade se dodjeljuju svake druge godine za vrijeme međunarodne kartografske konferencije, po mogućnosti barem jedna za svaki kontinent, s posebnom pažnjom posvećenom dobi djeteta koje je nacrtalo crtež. Nagrađeni crteži šalju se UNICEF-u kao prijedlozi za razglednice. Zemlje učesnice potiču se na izvještavanje o načinima na koje su prikupile crteže (video reportaže, itd.) te na prikupljanje i arhiviranje karata za daljnja istraživanja. Pravila natjecanja Zemlje članice ICA-e prikupit će karte na temu Mnoge zemlje – jedan svijet što su ih nacrtala djeca mlađa od 16 godina. To je tema sljedećih dviju konferencija. Međunarodni žiri usredotočit će se na tri kriterija: 1) prepoznatljiva poruka, 2) kartografski sadržaj, 3) kvaliteta izvedbe. Veličina karte ne smije preći format A3 (420 mm x 297 mm). Broj i vrsta ˝sustava projekcije˝ za stvaranje obalnih linija i drugog osnovnog materijala (npr. međunarodnih granica i mreže meridijana i paralela) nije ograničen. To dakle omogućuje i precrtavanje ili kopiranje postojeće karte svijeta ili upotrebu računalnog programa. Svaka karta mora sadržavati sljedeće informacije na naljepnici pričvršćenoj na poleđini: ime, dob, adresu škole ili vrtića i zemlju svog autora, te njezin naslov na engleskom ili francuskom i hrvatskom jeziku. Izvršni odbor ICA-e poslat će pobjedničke radove UNICEF-ovu Međunarodnom odboru za umjetnost kao prijedloge za razglednice. Svaki natjecatelj se slaže da njegov rad ICA, UNICEF ili Hrvatsko kartografsko društvo mogu reproducirati bez posebnog dogovora ili plaćanja određenog iznosa za autorska prava. Natjecateljske karte arhiviraju se u Knjižnici karata Sveučilišta Carleton u Kanadi i pripremaju se za objavljivanje na internetu (vidi http:// collections.ic.gc.ca/children/). Natjecanje u Hrvatskoj provodi Hrvatsko kartografsko društvo. Radove za natječaj treba poslati najkasnije do 1. svibnja 2005. godine na adresu koordinatora za Hrvatsku: prof. dr. sc. Stanislav Frangeš, Hrvatsko kartografsko društvo, Kačićeva 26, 10000 Zagreb. Sve potrebne informacije mogu se dobiti na tel.: 01/ 46 39 231, faks: 01/ 48 28 081 ili e-pošta: sfranges@geof.hr Pet najboljih dječjih radova iz Hrvatske na temu Mnoge zemlje – jedan svijet bit će izložene na izložbi u sklopu 22. međunarodne kartografske konferencije u A Coruńi u Španjolskoj, 9.-16. lipnja 2005. Prošle natjecateljske karte mogu se vidjeti na http://www.icaci.org/petchenik2003/index.html. Nagrađeni radovi iz 2003. na http://www.icaci.org/petchenik 2003/files/prizes.html. Miljenko Lapaine