• José Jesús Reyes Nunez: The presence of geoinformatics in Hungarian secondary education - https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23729333.2023.2228008
• Zentai László: History of orienteering maps: in the light of the evolution of survey and reproduction techniques - https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23729333.2023.2220941
• Mátyás Gede: Automatic Labels in Leaflet
• Edina Hajdú, Krisztina Irás, Márton Pál: Geosite database of the High Gerecse Hills (Hungary): with cartographic and GIS-based methodologies
• Krisztián Kerkovits, Mátyás Gede: Parametrization of the Hungarian Stereographic Map Sheets
• Joel Martin Geda, László Zentai, Andrea Pődör: Open Data and machine learning in the service of complementing municipal GIS inventory
• D. R. Fraser Taylor, Regina Araujo de Almeida, Carla Cristina R. G. de Sena, Jose Jesus Reyes Nunez, Sherri Sunstrum, Romola V. Thumbadoo: Commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the Barbara Petchenik Children’s Map Competition and exploring directions for the future
• Fanni Vörös, Béla Kovács, László Zentai: The rising role of drones in the training of cartographers at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE)
• Edina Hajdú, Márton Pál: Using drone photogrammetry for establishing a 3D geosite model application
• Sebastian Meier, Edyta P. Bogucka, Florian Ledermann, Robert E. Roth, Katarzyna Słomska-Przech, Fanni Vörös: Opportunities and Challenges for the Next Generation of Cartographers
• Márton Pál and Gáspár Albert: Preparing the geodiversity map of Hungary in line with the UNESCO SDGs
• José Jesús Reyes Nunez, Krisztina Irás. Hungarian writers and poets in the BIO-MAPS Biographical Map Library
• Kalamkas Yessimkhanova, Mátyás Gede: Mapping climate zones change for the territory of Kazakhstan
• Márton Pál, Edina Hajdú: Setting standards for cemetery spatial databases – a case study in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Eger, Hungary
• Nour Naaouf, Csaba Zsolt Torma, José Jesús Reyes Nuñez: Present And Future Climate Characteristics Of Syria Based On Cordex Simulations

Zentai László (ELTE Térképtudományi és Geoinformatikai Intézet)
Gede Mátyás, Jesús Reyes (ELTE Térképtudományi és Geoinformatikai Intézet)
Gerzsenyi Dávid, Kiss Veronika Flóra, Pál Márton (doktoranduszok)
Anja Cenameri, Ashna Abdulrahman Kareem, Malak Alasli (SH doktoranduszok)
Hajdú Edina, Vassányi Gergely (hallgatók)
ONLINE RÉSZTVEVŐK:
Térképtudományi és Geoinformatikai Intézet:
Albert Gáspár, Kerkovits Krisztián, Török Zsolt Győző, Ungvári Zsuzsanna (oktatók)
Árvai Valentin, Dusek Bence, Vörös Fanni (doktoranduszok)
Sárközy Zsófia (hallgatók)
EGYÉB:
Jeney János (Magyarságkutató Intézet), Kiss Eszter (Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie)

• Malak Alasli and Gábor Gercsák: Dual naming as a mechanism to recognize multiple identities; Casablanca or Ad-Dār al-Bayḍā
• Dávid Gerzsenyi: FRMOD, a Python tool for statistical landslide susceptibility assessment
• Dávid Gerzsenyi, Gábor Gercsák, and Mátyás Márton: A never-born Russian-language earth globe in the Virtual Globes Museum
• Krisztián Kerkovits: Best cylindrical map projections according to the undesirability of angular and areal distortions
• László Zentai and Gábor Gercsák: The effect of the Cold War era on maps for public use in the Eastern Bloc countries: Tourist maps
• Malak Alasli: Hungarian place names from a Moroccan perspective
• Gáspár Albert and Zsófia Sárközy: Route planning on orienteering maps with least-cost path analysis
• Bence Dusek and Mátyás Gede: Automatic mapping of traffic signs
• Mátyás Gede and Lola Varga: Automatic Georeferencing of Topographic Map Sheets Using OpenCV and Tesseract
• Gábor Gercsák, Károly Kocsis, Zsombor Nemerkényi, and László Zentai: The new National Atlas of Hungary – volume Society
• Edina Hajdú and Márton Pál: The digital cartographic reconstruction of the 1897 ‘Mátra Guide’ (Hungary)
• Ashna Abdulrahman Kareem Zada: Novel Cartographical Designs for Blind and Partially Impaired Students in Kurdistan
• Mátyás Márton, Gábor Gercsák, and László Zentai: The Perczel Project (2007–2019)
• Márton Pál and Gáspár Albert: Geodiversity mapping of the Bakony–Balaton UNESCO Global Geopark, Hungary
• Márton Pál, Fanni Vörös, and Béla Kovács: Automatic vectorization of rectangular manmade objects: a case study applying OpenCV and GDAL on UAV imagery
• Andrea Pődör, László Zentai, and Zalán Hum: A multicity investigation on Fear of Crime
• Zsuzsanna Ungvári, Gábor Gercsák, Mátyás Márton, and László Zentai: A new interactive gazetteer of Perczel’s globe
• Gergely Vassányi and Mátyás Gede: Automatic vectorization of point symbols on archive maps using deep convolutional neural network
• Fanni Vörös, Georg Gartner, and Béla Kovács: Driving and navigation habits of Austrian drivers
• János Jeney: Using a Map to Reconstruct the Szekler Atlantis
• Andrea Nass, Stephan Van Gasselt, Trent Hare, Henrik Hargitai: 50 Years of Sensor-Based Planetary Cartography: Review and Perspectives
• Gáspár Albert and Ábel Hegedűs: A geological hiking map curiosity from 1939
• Valentin Árvai and Mátyás Gede: Mask-RCNN generalisation to vectorise surface-type objects of old maps
• Anja Cenameri and Gáspár Albert: Local climate zone mapping of Tirana, Albania
• Veronika Flóra Kiss, Zoltán Farkas-Németh, and Zsolt Győző Török: The sense of North
• Zoltán Kuris, Klaudia Rapcsán, Zsuzsanna Ungvári, and Mátyás Gede: A new tool to follow the changes of geographic names on globes
• Zsolt Győző Török: The Florentine art of cartography: Rosselli’s ‘Fiorenza’ and early map printing in the Italian Renaissance
• Fanni Vörös and Balázs Székely: Preliminary geomorphometric analysis of selected Martian scoria cone-like features using high-resolution DTMs
• László Zentai: Maps of first orienteering events
• Drisela Kraja, Anja Cenameri, Enkeleida Beqiraj, Gaspar Albert: A changing city in a changing climate - mapping local climate zones in Tirana in 2007 and 2018
• Márton Pál, Zoltán Túri, Marcell Lavaj: Where to hike? – Mobile application for guiding tourists in the Bükkalja region, Hungary

• Zentai László–Gercsák Gábor: Cross-border topographic mapping, cross-border orienteering: the Hungarian overview
• Nargiz Safaraliyeva–Naeema Al Hosani–José Jesús Reyes Nunez: Teaching basic map concepts in three countries: Azerbaijan, Hungary and United Arab Emirates
• Albert Gáspár: The changing use-cases of medium and large-scale geological maps in Hungary
• Kocsis Károly–Nemerkényi Zsombor–Zentai László–Gercsák Gábor: The new National Atlas of Hungary – volume Natural Environment
• Malak Alasli: Toponyms’ contribution to identity: The case study of Rabat (Morocco)
• Bartos-Elekes Zsombor: Mapping the core and periphery applied to a choronym (the case of Székely Land)
• Pődör Andrea–Zentai László–Gál Erika: Digital sketch maps in teaching GIS for law enforcement students
• Gede Mátyás: Fast georeferencing/geocoding tool for old maps with large distortions
• Ashna Abdulrahman Kareem: Testing Maps for Visually Impaired People in Kurdistan
• Gede Mátyás–Kádár Bálint: Analysing tourism movements along the Danube river based on geotagged Flickr photography
• Pál Márton–Albert Gáspár: Digital cartography for geoheritage: turning an analogue geotourist map into digital
• Pál Márton–Vörös Fanni–Elek István–Kovács Béla: Possibilities of high precision GPS data in autonomous driving
• Vörös Fanni–Tompos Zoltán–Kovács Béla: Examination of car navigation systems and UX designs – suggestion for a new interface
• Irás Krisztina–José Jesús Reyes Nunez: Work in Team – Improve your GIS Skills. Effectiveness of project work in teaching GIS for foreign students
• Gede Mátyás–Varga Lola: Spatiotemporal Analysis of Carpooling Data
• Malak Alasli: Static Risk Mapping of Forest Fires – In the case of the Province of Chefchaouen (Morocco)

Zentai László (ELTE Térképtudományi és Geoinformatikai Tanszék)
Albert Gáspár, Gede Mátyás, Jesús Reyes, Szigeti Csaba (ELTE Térképtudományi és Geoinformatikai Tanszék)
Hargitai Henrik (ELTE Művészetelméleti és Médiakutatási Intézet)
Hegedüs Ábel (Hadtörténeti Intézet és Múzeum)
Jeszenszky Péter (Zürich, Phd hallgató)

• Pődör Andrea–Zentai László: Educational Aspects of Crowdsourced Noise Mapping
• Szigeti Csaba–Albert Gáspár– Ilyés Virág–Kis Dávid– Várkonyi Dávid: On the Way to Create Individualized Cartographic Images for Online Maps Using Free and Open Source Tools
• Albert Gáspár– Ilyés Virág– Szigeti Csaba– Kis Dávid– Várkonyi Dávid: How Hard Is It to Design Maps for Beginners, Intermediates and Experts?
• Klinghammer István-Jesús Reyes: Brief retrospection on Hungarian school atlases
• Zentai László: The evolution of printing technologies in the development of orienteering maps
• Hegedüs Ábel–Zentai László: Adventures of a world atlas – History of the publication of the Debes Atlas in Hungary
• Gede Mátyás–Farbinger Anna: Displaying annotations for digitised globes
• Gede Mátyás: Using Cesium for 3D Thematic Visualisations on the Web
• Gede Mátyás–Hargitai Henrik: An Online Planetary Exploration Tool: “Country Movers”
• Hargitai Henrik: Conventions of designating unnamed planetary surface features
• Hargitai Henrik: The cognitive role of planetary toponyms in the interpretation of surface geology
• Jeszenszky Péter: Visualising and Analysing the Impact of Geographic Factors on Linguistic Variation in Dialects
• Hargitai Henrik: New Map of the Pluto system for children
• Hargitai Henrik: Geologic mapping of the Navua Valles
• Hargitai Henrik: Mars Exploration Zone Map Design Competition
• Kerkovits Krisztián–Gede Mátyás: Web-based Decision Support System for Choosing the Appropriate Map Projection
• Szigeti Csaba: On the Way to Create Individualized Cartographic Images for Online Maps Using Free and Open Source Tools

• J. Reyes, B. Juhász: Hungarian Survey on the Use of Cartograms in School Cartography (megjelent az ICA szaklap első számának első cikkeként, a teljes szöveg elérhető a kiadó honlapján)
• L. Zentai: Generalization Problems of Orienteering Maps (megjelent a Springer előadáskötetben)
• H. Hargitai, M. Gede, et. al: Multilingual Narrative Planetary Maps for Children (megjelent a Springer előadáskötetben)
• Zs. Harkányiné Székely, I. Waltner, Z. Vekerdy, L. Zentai: Selected Examples of Potential Early Cartographic Data Sources for the Carpathian Basin (megjelent a Revista Brasileira de Cartografia brazil térképész szaklapban)
• Pődör, A. Zentai, L. Révész, A. Dobos, M.: Thematic Maps in Analysing the Prejudice and Preconception in the Fear of Crime of Citizens of a Typical Hungarian Small Town
• Irás, K. Nguyen Thai, B.: Positioning and Spatial Search of Maps with Undeterminable Projections
• Gede, M.: Thematic Maps on Virtual Globes
• Kereszturi, Á. Madarász, B. Örsi, A. Hargitai, H: Topography Based Surface Analysis and Morphological Correlation at the Northern Plains of Mars
• Faragó, I. Jeney, J.: Landscape Systems in Cartography
• Jeney, J.: Ethnic Map of Hungary by Jenő Cholnoky
• Jeney, J.: Ethnic Maps in the Workers Atlas by Alexander Radó
• Ungvári, Zs. Gede, M.: Estimation of the Real Elevation Values on Flood Basins and Lowlands Based on SRTM and CORINE Data
• Kis, R. Czifra, M. Gede, M.: Literature History and Cartography – Kazinczy’s Correspondence and Its Cartographical Demonstration
• Albert, G. Ungvári, Zs. Merk, Zs. Gede, M.: Map of Ancient Tectonic Forces on Mars - Visualization of a Global Stress-field Model Based on the New Geologic Map of the Red Planet
• Castreghini de Freitas, M. I.; Reyes Nunez, J. J.: Course on Geovisualization at the Paulista State University, Rio Claro (Brazil)
• Rystedt, B.; Ormeling, F.; Hillier, D.; Bérces, Á.: International Map Year
• Jeney, J.: Problems Caused by Generalisation on Ethnic Maps

• Albert Gáspár, Ungvári Zsuzsa: Cave Volumetric Studies Based on Archive Maps of the Pál-völgy Cave (Hungary)
• Gálicz Eszter, Md. I. Hossain, W. Reinhardt: Geo Web Services for transport crisis management in alpine region
• Gede Mátyás, Hargitai Henrik, Simonné-Dombóvári Eszter: “Blind Mouse” on Mars and on the Moon – a Map Game for Disseminating Planetary Topographic Knowledge
• Gede Mátyás, Mészáros János: Digital Archiving and On-line Publishing of Old Relief Models
  
• Gede Mátyás, Nagy Gábor, Attila, Mészáros János, Christin Petters, Egri Csaba, Kovács Béla: Laser Scanning Survey in the Pál-völgy Cave
• Gede Mátyás, Ungvári Zsuzsanna: Virtual Globes Museum 2.0 – Adding the Power of Community
• Kádár Bálint, Gede Mátyás: Where Do Tourists Go? Visualizing and Analyzing
  the Spatial Distribution of Geotagged Photography
• Lucia Morper-Busch, Orosz László, Simó Benedek, Christian Bialas, David Bertermann: ThermoMap – An Open Source Web Mapping Solution for Displaying Superficial Geothermic Resources
• Pődör Andrea-Kiszely Márta: Analyses of Visualization Methods of the Earthquake Catalog Mapping for Educational Purposes
• Reyes Jesús: Smartphone-based school atlases?
• Török Zsolt: Visualizing in historical context: the study of the Dresden map of Hungary from the 1570s
• Zentai László: Implementation of Cartographic and Digital Techniques in Orienteering Maps
• Zentai László: Cartography in higher education: changes in the last decades
• Zentai László: A less known topographic survey: a 1: 50 000 Scale Military Survey of Hungary (1940-1944)
• Zsoldi Katalin: Budapest 3D underground map
• Buchroithner Manfred, Jeney János: Finding the sources of data used for making ethnic maps (poster)
• Hargitai Henrik, Gede Mátyás, Merk Zsófia: Geobrowsers vs. Cartographic Artworks: Virtual Planetary Globes Designed for K–12 Education (poster)
• Jeney János, Manfred Buchroithner: The use of OpenSource technologies for distributing historic maps and creating search engines for searching though the catalogues (poster)
  Jeney János, Manfred Buchroithner: Ethnic maps of the Hungarian settlement areas from around the world (poster)
• Kerkovits Krisztián, Györffy János, Gede Mátyás: Renewing Cahill’s Equal-Area Butterfly Projection (poster)
• Maigut Vera, Vikor Zsuzsanna, Turczi Gábor: Transenergy – surface geological map and 3D model horizons (poster)
• Simonné, Reyes, Gartner, Schmidt, Rohonczi: Austrian-Hungarian Survey on Chernoff Faces: An Alternative Method of Representation in School Cartography (poster)
• Toronyi Bence, Iván Gyula: Support of Disaster management by SDI and Cartography (poster)
• Török Zsolt, Hillier Domonkos: Visualizations of the river Danube based on László Vörös' 1833 hydrographic map (poster)
• Ungvári Zsuzsanna, Szabó Renáta: Some aspects of the generalization of small-scale digital elevation models (poster)
• Ungvári Zsuzsanna, Tokai Tibor: The interactive gazetteer of a 150-year-old globe (poster)

• David Fraser, László Zentai, Maria Cecília Bonato Brandalize: THE CHANGING FACE OF CARTOGRAPHIC EDUCATION AND TRAINING
• Gede Mátyás: OPTIMISING THE DISTORTIONS OF SINUSOIDAL-ELLIPSOIDAL COMPOSITE PROJECTIONS
• Hargitai Henrik, K. Shingareva: PLANETARY NOMENCLATURE: A REPRESENTATION OF HUMAN CULTURE AND ALIEN LANDSCAPES
• Jesús Reyes, Rohonczi Anita, Cristina E. Juliarena de Moretti, Ana María Garra, Carmen Alicia Rey, María V. Alves de Castro, Teresa A. Saint Pierre, Mariana A. Campos: UPDATING RESEARCH ON CHERNOFF FACES FOR SCHOOL CARTOGRAPHY
• Mészáros János: THE DANUBE MAP OF BÉLA VÁLYI AND ITS GEOREFERENCING METHOD
• Pődör Andrea: THE METHODOLOGICAL ADVANTAGES OF USING WEBSERVER IN TEACHING GIS
• Rohonczi Anita: CARTOGRAPHIC RESEARCH FOR BLIND AND PARTIALLY-SIGHTED PEOPLE APPLIED IN PRACTICE
• Simonné Dombóvári E., Gede Mátyás: NEW POSSIBILITIES OF MUTE MAP GAMES ON VIRTUAL GLOBES
• Tóth Katalin: QUALITY OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION - SIMPLE CONCEPT MADE COMPLEX BY THE CONTEXT
• Török Zsolt: CROSSING BORDERS: CARTOGRAPHIC AND MILITARY OPERATIONS AND THE INTERNATIONAL BORDERS INT HE LYBIAN DESERT BEFORE WWII
• Turczi Vanda: PUBLIC-ORIENTED, MAP-BASED COMMUNICATIONS IN VARIOUS SCIENTIFIC AREAS, PARTICULARLY WATER RELATED THEMES
• Zentai László: LEGIBILITY OF ORIENTEERING MAPS: EVOLUTION AND INFLUENCES
• Márton Mátyás, Gercsák Gábor: THE PRESENT STATE OF RECONSTRUCTING A 150 YEAR OLD GLOBE (poszter)
• Márton Mátyás, Plihál Katalin, Ungvári Zsuzsanna: RESTORING BLAEU’S GLOBES BY MODERN METHODS (poszter)
• Mészáros János: 3D MODELLING OF ROCK FACES USING MICROSOFT PHOTOSYNTH AND MESHLAB SOFTWARES (poszter)
• Simonné Dombóvári E., Georg Gartner, Manuela Schmidt, Jesús Reyes, Klinghammer I., Rohonczi Anita: FURTHER RESEARCH ON CHERNOFF FACES – A SURVEY IN HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA (poszter)

• Gede Mátyás: THE PROJECTION ASPECTS OF DIGITISING GLOBES
• Hargitai Henrik: INTERNATIONAL PLANETARY CARTOGRAPHY DATABASE
• Jose Jesus Reyes Nunez: IDEAS FOR THE USE OF CHERNOFF FACES IN SCHOOL CARTOGRAPHY
• Márton Mátyás-Gercsák Gábor: VIRTUAL GLOBES MUSEUM -A TOOL FOR SAFEGUARDING, COMMMUNICATING AND TEACHING CULTURAL HERITAGE (Gede Mátyás adta elő)
• Pokoly Béla: OPERATIONAL REMOTE SENSING PROGRAMS IN HUNGARY: FROM CROP MONITORING TO DISASTER MANAGEMENT
• Zentai László: CHANGE OF THE MEANING OF THE TERM CARTOGRAPHER IN THE LAST TEN YEARS
• Zentai László: MAPS FOR DIFFERENT FORMS OF ORIENTEERING
• Bartos-Elekes Zsombor-Nemerkényi Zsombor: THE MANUSCRIPT MAPS OF ANGOLA BY MAGYAR LÁSZLÓ AND THE CHOLNOKY MAP COLLECTION OF CLUJ (a nyomtatott programban szerepelt, a CD-ROM-on rajta volt, a helyszínen nem volt előadva)
• Hargitai Henrik: MULTILINGUAL VIRTUAL GLOBES OF VENUS AND MARS (poszter)
• Jesús Reyes: CARTOGRAMS FOR THE PRESENTATION OF HUNGARIAN STATISTICAL DATA (poszter)

• Guszlev Antal, Lukács Lilla, Jesús Reyes: DATABASE OF HUNGARIAN GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
• Zentai László: APPLICATION OF WEB 2.0 IN CARTOGRAPHIC EDUCATION: IS IT TIME FOR CARTOGRAPHY 2.0?
• Papp-Váry Árpád: DISTORTED HIKING MAPS IN HUNGARY BETWEEN 1975–1990
• Papp-Váry Árpád: THE FIRST HANDBOOK DEALING ONLY WITH CARTOGRAPHY WRITTEN BY SALISHCHEV
• Zentai László: NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN MAKING ORIENTEERING MAPS
• Jesús Reyes, Gallé Erika, C.E. Juliarena de Moretti, A.M. Garra, C.A. Rey, M.V. Alves de Castro, A.S. Dibiase: UNDERSTANDING RELIEF METHODS IN ARGENTINE AND HUNGARIAN SCHOOLS: EXPERIENCES IN BOTH COUNTRIES
• Hargitai Henrik, Bérczi Szaniszló, Keresztúri Ákos, Illés Erzsébet: LOCALIZING THE GAZETTEER OF PLANETARY NOMENCLATURE
• P. Smits, Tóth Katalin: INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SPATIAL INFORMATION IN EUROPE (INSPIRE): FROM CARTOGRAPHY TO SPATIAL OBJECTS AND NETWORK SERVICES
• Jesús Reyes: WEB COLLECTION PRESENTING MAP CONCEPTS FOR HUNGARIAN PUPILS (poszter)

• Mátyás Márton, András Dutkó: MULTILINGUAL LEXICON OF UNDERSEA FEATURE TYPES
• José Jesús Reyes Nuñez, Juliarena de Moretti, Cristina Esther, Ana María Garra, Erika Gallé, María Victoria Alves de Castro and Anabella Soledad Dibiase: READING THEMATIC MAPS IN ARGENTINE AND HUNGARIAN SCHOOLS: EXPERIENCES IN BOTH COUNTRIES
• Henrik Hargitai, Szaniszló Bérczi, Kira Shingareva: PLANETARY MAPS IN EDUCATION
• László Zentai: MAPPING STANDARD FOR SPRINT ORIENTEERING: STANDARDIZED COMPETITION MAPS FOR URBAN, PARK AND FOREST AREAS
• David Fraser-Zentai László: DEVELOPMENT OF THE ICA-SPONSORED INTERNET CARTOGRAPHY TEACHING PROGRAMME
• Erika Gallé: SURVEY ABOUT EXPERIENCES USING THEMATIC MAPS IN HUNGARIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (poszter)
• Bálint Németh: ERRORS ON METEOROLOGICAL MAPS (poszter)

• Zentai László: EXPERIENCES OF COMPILING CET MODULES
• Zentai László: MAPS OF THE CD-ROM: MULTIMEDIAL HISTORY OF HUNGARY AND FINLAND
• Hargitai Henrik: PLANETARY MAPS FOR PUBLIC AND EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH - EXPERIENCES FROM THE MAKING OF THE MULTILINGUAL MAP OF MARS AND VENUS

• Zentai László: DEVELOPMENT OF ORIENTEERING MAPS' STANDARDIZATION

• Bassa Gizella: MAPPING OF FORMER SOVIET REPUBLICS (poszter)
• Papp-Váry: FROM MANUAL TO COMPUTER-ASSISTED MAPMAKING ON THE EXAMPLE OF A LARGE ENTERPRISE: CARTOGRAPHIA (poszter)

• Török Zsolt: EARLY CARTOGRAPHIC VISUALIZATION: MULTIMEDIA REPRESENTATIONS IN THE HISTORY OF CARTOGRAPHY (elfogadott, de a szerző kiutazása anyagi okok miatt nem volt lehetséges, így elő nem adott előadás)

• Kanakubo, T., Pravda, J., Rimbert, S., Freitag, U., Török,Z., Morita, T., Board, C.: THE SELECTED MAIN THEORETICAL ISSUES FACING CARTOGRAPHY

• Hargitai Péter: CARTOGRAPHIC USE OF A GIS DATABASE - THE NATIONAL GIS DATABASE OF HUNGARY
• Török Zsolt: THEORY AND NEW CARTOGRAPHY: CONCEPTS FOR TRAINING AND EDUCATION

• Siklósi Miklós: LA STRUCTURATION DES MODÈLES NUMÉRIQUES DES CARTES TOPOGRAPHIQUES DERIVÉES
• Kertész Ádám-Márkus Béla: PHYSIOGRAPHIC MAPS OF THE NATIONAL ATLAS OF HUNGARY AS A BASIS OF A MICROCOMPUTER GIS
• Tózsa István-Kovács Zoltán: SPATIAL INFORMATION SYTEM FOR BIG CITIES
• Márkus Béla-Békefi Elemér- Horváth István-Molnár Tibor-Siki Zoltán: MICROCOMPUTER GIS IN THE EDUCATION OF COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
• Sárközy Ferenc: STATE OF THE ART AND PROPECTIVES OF SPACE RELATED DIGITAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN HUNGARY
• Csillag Ferenc-Kummert Ágnes: SPATIAL STATISTICS IN THE HUNGARIAN SOIL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
• Hargitai Péter: CARTOGRAPHY AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
• Szilágyi János-Nikl István: ATLAS, A NEW GIS SOFTWARE
• Balla Sándor-Szilvási Sándor-Balla Csilla: MAKING TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS BY ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL METHODS USING SOVIET SATELLITE IMAGES
• Baukó Tamás: STUDIES BASED ON REMOTE SENSING IN REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL GEOGRAPHIC RESEARCH
• Tímár Judit-Baukó Tamás: APPLICATIONS OF AN INVESTIGATION METHOD COMBINED WITH REMOTE SENSING IN THE SOCIO-GEOGRAPHICAL STUDY OF THE 'TANYAS'
• Csornai Gábor: CROP INVENTORY STUDIES USING LANDSAT DATA ON LARGE AREA IN HUNGARY
• Tardy János: ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURE CONSERVANCY MAPPING IN HUNGARY (OPPORTUNITIES AND LIMITATIONS)
• Simonyi Péter: A NEW GEOGRAPHICAL METHOD FOR MAPPING RUNNING WATERS
• Pécsi Márton-Marosi Sándor: THE NEW ATLAS OF HUNGARY
• Csáti Ernő: PAGE STRUCTURE OF THE EURTOP
• Divényi Pál: TOPOGRAPHIC CHANGE PREDICTION
• Stegena Lajos: MODERN MATHEMATICS IN CARTOGRAPHY
• Petz Gyula-Scheuer Gyula: TASKS OF ENGINEERING GEOLOGICAL MAPPING OF SETTLEMENTS WITH CELLARS IN HUNGARY
• Papp-Váry Árpád: CONTRIBUTION OF HUNGARY TO WORLD CARTOGRAPHY
• Tiner Tibor: SOME FEATURES OF TRANSPORT GEOGRAPHICAL MAPPING IN HUNGARY IN THE 80-IES
• Bíró József: TACTILE MAP PRODUCTION IN HUNGARY

• Csáti Ernő: THE HALF-A-MILLION SATELLITE IMAGE MAP OF HUNGARY
• Divényi Pál: DIGITAL CARTOGRAPHIC DATA BANK OF THE HUNGARIAN POST SERVICE
• Papp-Váry Árpád: LAST CENTURY HANDBOOK OF CARTOGRAPHY

• Papp-Váry Árpád: PROPOSAL FOR REGIONAL PLANNING ATLAS SYSTEM IN HUNGARY
• Radó Sándor-Papp-Váry Árpád: PROPOSAL FOR A POPULATION MAP ON THE BASE OF WORLD MAP 1:2 500 000