Student dynamic map competition
Student Dynamic Map Winners
The North American Cartographic Information Society (NACIS) recognizes the importance of dynamic mapping in cartography. Each year, students enter submissions to the Student Dynamic Mapping Competition to compete for top awards during the annual meeting.
2023
A Queer Geography of UW-Madison
Group category
by Sarah Fogel
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Foreclosure Sales in Louisville, KY (2016-2022)
Group category
by Jacob Saindon and Michael McCanless
University of Kentucky
2022
Global Covid-19 Vaccine Apartheid
Individual category
by Kenny Stancil
University of Kentucky
Dark Sky Sanctuaries
Group category
by Aileen Clarke, Austin Novak, and Jake Steinberg
University of Wisconsin - Madison
2021
Melbourne's Melting Point
Individual category
by Helen Walpole
RMIT University
There were no entries in the group category in 2021.
2020
Migrant Detention in the United States
Individual category (tie)
by Mara Henderson
University of Puget Sound
A Half-Century of Glacier Loss in Glacier National Park
Individual category (tie)
by Lis Fano
University of Kentucky
The Lost People
Group category
by Hayley Corson-Dosch, Christopher Pierson, Josh Seibel
University of Wisconsin Madison
2019
Conservation Areas in South America
Individual category
by Maria Renee Horn
University of Kentucky
Careless Decay: Dental Deserts in the United States
Group category
by Geri Rosenberg, Matt Rodenberger, Will Gannon
University of Wisconsin - Madison
2018
Oil & Bone: American Ports in the Golden Age of Yankee Whaling
Individual category
by Kerry Gathers
University of Kentucky
Sharing the Glass: Achieving Clean water and Sanitation for all
Group category
by Johnathon Pantzlaff & Alicea Zelesny
University of Wisconsin - Madison
2017
U.S. Migration Flow Mapper
Individual category
by Daniel Stephen
Oregon State University
Human Trafficking at Home
Group category
by Leanne Abraham, Alicia Iverson, Ross Thorn
University of Wisconsin - Madison
2016
Eruptive History of Campi Flegrei Caldera
Individual category
by Danielle Charlton
University College London
Wooden Ships
Group category
by Scott Farley, Starr Moss, Meghan Kelly,
University of Wisconsin - Madison
2015
Transit Lens
Individual category
by Lucas Smith
University of Southern California
Atlas of the Polar Regions
Group category
by Daniel Stephen, Jane E. Darbyshire, Samuel M. Hooper, Gareth Baldrica-Franklin, and Jennifer S. Bohannon
Oregon State University
2014
Selections from the Atlas of Infectious Diseases
by James Eynard, Brooke Marston, Olivia Hollenhorst, Lucy Romeo
Oregon State University
Plan Oblique Europe
by Jonas Buddeberg, Johannes Liem
Oregon State University
2013
50 Years of Change
Narrative category
by Rashauna Mead, Erin Hamilton, and Vanessa Wetzel
University of Wisconsin - Madison
#Sandy
Interactive category
by Caroline Rose, Chris Cantey, and Morgan Jarocki
University of Wisconsin - Madison
