Showcase your talents!
GeoAlberta invites you to submit your maps to our Map Gallery competition. Maps are displayed throughout the conference then judged by a panel. Winners are announced on the last day of the conference and presented with some fantastic prizes! Winning maps will also be featured on the conference website and all maps submitted will receive a prize (a laminated poster of "Earth by Night").
Award Categories
There are 6 categories for submission with certificates awarded
to first and second place in each category. The categories are:
- Best Cartographic: Use of cartographic techniques in creation
of an intuitive map product.
- Best 3 Dimensional: Use of three dimensions in representation
of spatial data.
- Best Photogrammetric: Use of aerial and/or satellite imagery
in Geomatics.
- Best Poster Style: A combination of maps and other content
to communicate a concept, project, or process.
- Best Analytical: Interpretation of spatial relationships to
extract meaningful results.
- Best non traditional GIS use map: Portrayal of non traditional
geomatics information in a geospatial context.
Judging Criteria
Fantastic Prizes!
A number of fantastic prizes will be awarded to category winners.
Prizes provided by Map
Town.
Earth at Night - National Geographic
(submission gift)
This intriguing map reveals in stunning detail the pulsating lights of the Earth at night. The rare view is a composite image made by three satellites on cloud-free nights over a one-year period. Laminated is 23? by 35? |
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The Executive - Antique Globe
(First Prize)
Quality features like a quartz clock, brass plated Gyro-matic mounting and handsome walnut finish wood base, have made the Executive one of our most popular gift globes. The angled mounting of the brass accented clock provides at a glance convenience. 9inches by 9 inches. |
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Gemstone Globe
(Second Prize)
Made with over 30 different highly polished semi-precious stones enchased on the surface of the earth. Stones placed geographically to indicate the country and territories for which they are known. Stands about 6 inches by 4 inches wide. Gorgeous desktop piece!!! |
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Submit Your Entry!
Review the rules and enter your submission entry on the rules
and submission page.
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