The first event (other than the field visits which I have blogged separately) is the Public Lecture.
This year it is being given by Professor James Cheshire.
James works at UCL. He is Professor of Geographic Information and Cartography, University College London.
He has produced a number of excellent map projects in the past, and his latest is called 'Atlas of the Invisible' and explores processes which enable our everyday lives, but tend not to be noticed.
His Public Lecture is open to all, and is followed by the GA Awards.
His title is: "The power of maps".These were created by Paul Turner, Catherine Owen and Kit Marie Rackley, in association with James Cheshire.
You can take a look at these ahead of time, but there are more to come, and Paul and Kit will talk through the work that they did to work on the resources in a later session, which I shall also blog details of here.
Update
Excellent news - another award winning author who will be speaking at #GAConf22 :) free tickets are available for the Public Lecture https://t.co/trxTtaK8vW
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