Sunday May 23, 2004

Welcome Greetings

George Papavassiliou, Chair of Local Organizing Committee (LOC): Welcome Address

Yannis Alavanos, President of Technical Chamber of Greece (TCG): Welcome Address

Polychronis Akritidis, President of Hellenic Association of Rural and Surveying Engineers (HARSE)

Prof. Gerhard Beutler, President of the International Association of Geodesy (IAG)

Prof. Milan Konecny, President of the International Cartographic Association (ICA)
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Keynote presentations

Invited keynote speaker: Mr. Stavros Benos, Surveying Engineer, Member of the Hellenic Parliament, former Minister of Culture

Mr. Themistoklis Xanthopoulos, Deputy Minister of Environment, Physical Planning and Public Works

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Holger Magel, President of FIG: Breathing the Olympic Spirit - The Mission of FIG in the 21st Century
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Opening of the Working Week & Technical Conference

Monday May 24, 2004

PS1.1 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Beutler, President of IAG: Revolution in Geodesy and Surveying

PS1.2 Ms. Takemi Chiku, Chief, Committee Services and Research, United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UN OOSA): The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs - Building Capacity of Developing Countries in Using Space Technology for Sustainable Development
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Introduction papers

TS1.1 Jürg Kaufmann and Daniel Steudler (Switzerland): Cadastre 2014 – Review of Status in 2004
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TS1.2 Daniel Steudler (Switzerland), Ian P. Williamson and Abbas Rajabifard (Australia) and Stig Enemark (Denmark): The Cadastral Template Project
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Case studies

TS1.3 Nabil Bounajma (Morocco): Moroccan Cadastre: Unique Experience
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TS1.4 Jørgen Skrubbeltrang (Denmark): Danish Multipurpose Cadastre – Experiences so far
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TS1.5 Francis Gabele and Marc Vanderschueren (Belgium): A Better Knowledge for the Partners of the Belgian Cadastre
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TS1.6 Joseph Forrai, Sarit Murkes, Larisa Voznesensky and Michael Klebanov  (Israel): Development of a Better Cadastral Practice at the Survey of Israel

TS1.7 Ivan Pesl (†), Jiri Rydval and Vaclav Slaboch (Czech Republic): Free Internet Access to Cadastral Data – First Experience in the Czech Republic
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Introduction papers

TS2.1 Rudolf W. Matindas, Puntodewo and Bebas Purnawan (Indonesia): Development of National Spatial Data Infrastructure in Indonesia
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TS2.2 Frank Gielsdorf, Lothar Gründig and Bernd Aschoff (Germany): Positional Accuracy Improvement – A Necessary Tool for Updating and Integration of GIS Data
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TS2.3 Stipica Pavičić, Mladen Rapaić and Slavko Lemajić (Croatia): Topographic Data Production as Basis for NSDI – Croatian Example
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Case studies

TS2.4 Giuseppe Rando (Italy): Introduction of Automatic Procedures in the System of the Mutual Recognition of Professional Qualifications

TS2.5 Peter C. Nwilo and D. A. Osanwuta (Nigeria): National Spatial Data Infrastructure for Nigeria: Issues to Be Considered. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS2.6 Ranjan Mallick (India): Development of Spatial and Attribute Database for Planning and Managing Rural Service Centers, in Kendrapara District, Orissa, India: A GIS Based Information. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

Introduction papers

TS3.1 Iain Greenway (Ireland): Standards and Surveyors - A Continuing Odyssey
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TS3.2 Elmar Lenz (Germany): Network Transport of RTCM via Internet Protocol (NTRIP) – Application and Benefit in Modern Surveying Systems
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Case studies

TS3.3 Theodora Marinoy, John Boretos, Stella Pytharouli and Stathis Stiros (Greece): Quality Control of Sidewalk Pavements Based on Total Station Surveys
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TS3.4 Εvangelia Lambrou and George Pantazis (Greece): Accurate Orientation of the Gyroscope’s Calibration System
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TS3.5 Mikko Takalo and Paavo Rouhiainen (Finland): Longer than 100 m Sightings with the Zeiss DiNi12 Digital Level
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TS3.6 Ľubomír Ondriš, Štefan Lukáč, Viktor Rusina, Ján Buzási and Dušan Krušinský (Slovak Republic): The Optoelectronic Systems for Vertical Deformations and Tilt Measurement of Objects and Technological Equipment
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TS4.1 Joseph Forrai, Gili Kirschner, Michael Klebanov and Rozet Shaked (Israel): Classification of Licensed Surveyors

TS4.2 Francis Gabele and Marc Vanderschueren (Belgium): The Private Surveyor - Privileged Partner of the Belgian Cadastre

TS4.3 Steponas Deveikis, Jurga Naimavičiené and Inga Sodaityté (Lithuania): Cultural Heritage Inventory in Lithuania – Role of the Surveyor’s

TS4.4 W. P. (Paddy) Prendergast (Ireland): Ireland's Surveying Infrastructure for the 21st Century

TS4.5 Paul Watson, Richard Davis and Neil Hanney (United Kingdom): Professional Development and Team Integration

WSUG1.1. Eleni Tziortzioti and Anna Karagiannaki (Greece): The Women in Greece - Working and Developing the Surveying Profession

WSUG1.2. Gabriele Dasse (Germany): Gender Mainstreaming – A Topic for the Surveying Profession
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WSUG1.3. Ali Buxton, Pat Turrell and Sara Wilkinson (United Kingdom): Why Do Women Like Working in Building Conservation?
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Introduction papers

TS5.1 Leonie Newnham (Australia): Managing Change Successfully in Land Management Organisations
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TS5.2 Jerry Johnson (The Netherlands): Delivering Multi-Purpose Cadastre Based on FIG Cadastre 2014
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Case studies

TS5.3 Murat Meha, Hyzri Llabjani and Hajzer Bublaku (Kosovo): Development of Cadastre and Land Management in Kosovo
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TS5.4 András Osskó (Hungary): Results of Central European Land Knowledge Center (CELK) Activities
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TS5.5 Paul van der Molen (The Netherlands): Some Micro Economic Aspects of Land Ownership
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TS5.6 David Mitchell, Ron Grenfell and Keith C. Bell (Australia): Investigating the Benefits of Land Administration Information to Natural Resource Management
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TS5.7 Edward E. Duncan and Peter E. Baffoe (Ghana): Current Status of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Mining Organisations in Ghana. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS6.1 Paul Kelly (Australia): A Modern Odyssey in Search of Relevance
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TS6.2 Mario Alberto Reyes Ibarra (Mexico): The Mexican Spatial Data Infrastructure (IDEMEX) - A Tool for Development
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TS6.3 Panayiotis Andrea Panayiotou (Cyprus): Electronic Governance for the Lands and Surveys Department in Cyprus. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS6.4 Ayse Yavuz and Cemal Biyik (Turkey): Public-Private Partnership in Cadastre: The Case of Turkey and the EU Countries
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TS6.5 Alon Lichtenstein and Yerach Doytsher (Israel): Geospatial Aspects in Merging DTM with Breaklines
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Introduction papers

TS7.1 Mikael Lilje (Sweden): Changing the Geodetic Infrastructure
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TS7.2 Christiana Mitsakaki (Greece): Coordinate Transformations
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Case studies

TS7.3 Bihter Erol and Rahmi Nurhan Çelik (Turkey): Precise Local Geoid Determination to Make GPS Technique More Effective in Practical Applications of Geodesy
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TS7.4 Antonio Hernandez Navarro (Mexico): The Submetric Geoid of Mexico
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TS7.5 Jan Kostelecky and Jan Pytel (Czech Republic): Modern Geodetic Control in the Czech Republic Based on the Densification of EUREF Network
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TS7.6 Otakar Švábenský and Josef Weigel (Czech Republic): Optimized Technology for GPS Height Determination
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TS7.7 A. V. Gorbov, N. A. Gusev and N. L. Makarenko (Russian Federation): Some Experience in Gravity Time Variation Studies

TS7.8 Octavian Roman (Romania): Ways of Determining the Orthometric Heights Using GPS Technologies. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS8.1 G. K. (Ken) Allred and Lyall Pratt (Canada): Practice Review - The Professional Coach

TS8.2 Linnéa Lindqvist and Jennie Nilsson (Sweden): How to Get More Students Involved in FIG

TS8.3 Lina Björk and Sofia Iderheim (Sweden): Teaching Based on Projects

TS8.4 Esben Munk Sørensen (Denmark): New Technology in Learning Environment for Surveyors

WSHS1 – History of Surveying and Measurement
Commission: International Institution for the History of Surveying and Measurement
Chair: Jan de Graeve, Belgium
Rapporteur: James Smith, United Kingdom

WSHS1.1 Dieter Lelgemann (Germany): On the Ancient Determination of the Meridian Length by Eratosthenes of Kyrene

WSHS1.2 Jan De Graeve (Belgium): Update of the Struve Arc Preservation and Monumentation Inscription on the World Heritage List

WSHS1.3 James Smith (United Kingdom): The Struve Geodetic Arc and Its Possible Connections to the Arc of the 30th Meridian in Africa

Introduction papers

TS9.1 Arvo Kokkonen (Finland): The Development Strategy for Cadastre and Land Register in Finland
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TS9.2 John Badekas (Greece): Lessons Learned from a Big Cadastral Project
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Case studies

TS9.3 Panos Lolonis (Greece): Estimation of the Number of Rights on Properties at the Community, Regional and National Levels in Greece and Their Use in Planning and Decision-making for the Development of the Hellenic Cadastre
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TS9.4 Osman Demir, Bayram Uzun and Ayse Yavuz (Turkey): A General Approach for Cost Recovery of the Cadastral Products in Turkey. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS9.5 Marina Vaskovich (Belarus): Simplification of Land Tenure in Belarus – Way to Good Land Administration
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TS9.6 Ioan Stangu, Maria Contoman, Alexandrina Zaharia, Octavian Roman, Mugurel Enache and Mariana Ravdan (Romania): Cadastre - Lasting Development and Environment Protection. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS10.1 Winnie Shiu (Hong Kong SAR, China): Internet Maps for the Community in Hong Kong

TS10.2 Thorben Hansen and Jens Hollænder (Denmark): “The Map Supply” – A New Way of Providing a National Geodata Infrastructure
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TS10.3 Reinfried Mansberger and Gerhard Muggenhuber (Austria): Geo-Data Infrastructure for Land Management in Austria
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TS10.4 Teresa Laranjeira and Vanda Franca (Portugal): Digital Library of Portuguese Urban Cartography: An Example of a Public Information System
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TS10.5 El Hassane Semlali, Moha El Ayachi and Imadeddine Bazzi (Morocco): A Geospatial Website for Consulting Geographical Information in Casablanca City
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TS10.6 Shattri Mansor, Mohammed Abu Shariah, Lawal Billa, Iwan Setiawan and Fisal Jabar (Malaysia): Spatial Technology for Risk Management. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

Introduction papers

TS11.1 Georgi Milev (Bulgaria), Gerd Rosenthal (Germany) and Keranka Vassileva (Bulgaria): European Position Determination System (EUPOS)
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TS11.2 Antonio Hernández Navarro (Mexico): 12 Years of the Mexican National Active Geodetic Network
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TS11.3 Gershon Steinberg and Gilad Even-Tzur (Israel): A State of the Art National Grid Based on the Permanent GPS Stations of Israel
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Case studies

TS11.4 Pasi Häkli (Finland): Practical Test on Accuracy and Usability of Virtual Reference Station Method in Finland
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TS11.5 Colin Bray and Iain Greenway (Ireland): The OSi National Network RTK Solution
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TS11.6 Yalexy Guerra Castellini and Pedro Luis García Pérez (Cuba): Actual Stage of Geodesic and Hydrographic Activities of the Cuban Republic
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TS11.7 Dumitru Ghiţău (Romania): National GPS Network of Romania. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS12.1 Ari Hiltunen (Finland): Subject: On the Price Formation of Single-Family House Properties - An Analysis of Comparable Sales Prices for Single-Family Houses in Some Regional Areas in Finland

TS12.2 Wafula Nabutola (Kenya): Affordable Housing - Some Experiences from Kenya

TS12.3 Andrew W Morley (United Kingdom): Development and Continuous Improvement of Construction Procurement Using Private Finance

TS12.4 Tom Kibblewhite and Sara Wilkinson (United Kingdom): Building Surveying: A UK Phenomenon or a Profession with Genuine Global Appeal?

TS12.5 Diane Dumashie (United Kingdom): Informal Housing in East Africa: Lessons Learned from Cross Country Borders

TS12.6 Yaacoub Saade (Lebanon): Economy of Construction - Factors of Influence in Managing a Project
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WSHS2 – History of Surveying and Measurement
Commission: International Institution for the History of Surveying and Measurement
Chair: Jan de Graeve, Belgium
Rapporteur: James Smith, United Kingdom

WSHS2.1 Dieter Lelgemann (Germany): Recovery of the Ancient System of Foot/Cubic/Stadion – Length Units

WSHS2.2 John F. Brock (Australia): Pyramids to Pythagoras: Surveying from Egypt to Greece - 3000 B.C. to 100 A.D.
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Tuesday May 25, 2004

PS2.1 Prof. Stig Enemark, Aalborg University (Denmark): Integrated
Land and Environmental Management - A Conceptual Approach
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PS2.2 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Theo Kötter, University of Bonn (Germany): Risks and Opportunities of Urbanisation and Megacities

TS13 - Appropriate Technologies for Good Land Administration I
Commission: 7, 3 and 5
Chair: Daniel Steudler (Switzerland)
Rapporteur: Arvo Kokkonen (Finland)

Introduction papers

TS13.1 Dan Schnurr (United Kingdom): Review of Existing Cost Effective Surveying Technologies and Techniques for Developing Countries
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TS13.2 Chryssy Potsiou (Greece) and Peter Woodsford (United Kingdom): Challenges of Providing Spatial Data to Developing Countries
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Case studies

TS13.3 Martti Pietikäinen (Finland): From Control Points to VRS – The Development of Using GPS in National Land Survey of Finland
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TS13.4 Apostolos Arvanitis and Eleni Hamilou (Greece): Modelling Cadastral Transactions in Greece Using UML
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TS13.5 George C. Green IV and Robert W. Snow (USA) and Tomas Blaha (France): Low-Cost GPS Survey System Speeds Survey Work in Developing Countries
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TS13.6 Piero Panunzi and Fiorenzo Guaralda (Italy): New Surveying Metodologies for the Cartographical Updating of Cadastral Maps and Archives
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TS13.7 Mugurel Enache (Romania): The Stage of Geoinformatic Involvement in Cadastral Data Management in Romania – Present and Future Tendencies. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS14 - Spatial Planning for Sustainable Development – Policies and Tools
Commission: 8 and 7
Chair: Theo Kötter (Germany)
Rapporteur: Spike Boydell (Fiji)

TS14.1 David Mitchell, Michael Buxton and Trevor Budge (Australia): Assessing the Role of Land Use Planning in Natural Resource Management
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TS14.2 Efstratios Doukakis (Greece): The Dilemma of the Illegibility of State Vision: The Greek Coastal Legislation
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TS14.3 Rainer Müller-Jökel (Germany): Land Readjustment – A Win-Win-Strategy for Sustainable Urban Development

TS14.4 Adrianna Pulecka (Poland): Landscape Planning - A Contribution to the Rural Land Development
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TS15.1 Boo G Lilje (Sweden): Survey Education at Lund Technical Institute – A Success!

TS15.2 Kauko Viitanen (Finland): Education of Valuers in FIG – What has been Achieved and how the Work will be Continued
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TS15.3 Edward E. Duncan (Ghana): Geomatics Education in Ghana. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

WSH1 – Hydrography and Charting
Chair: Andrew Leyzack (Canada)
Rapporteur: Adam Greenland (United Kingdom)

WSH1.1 Alexandros Maratos (IHB, Greece): Current Activities of the IHO
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WSH1.2 Svante Astermo (Sweden): IHO/FIG/MOU Advisory Board – Quality for Hydrography Education
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WSH1.3 Anastasios Sklavidis, Athanasios Mavraeidopoulos, Dimitrios Evagelidis and Andreas Michopoulos (Greece): The Role of HNHS in Preparing for the Olympic Games
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WSH1.4 Andrew A. Armstrong, Richard Brennan and Shepard M. Smith (USA): Implications of the Navigation Surface Approach to Archiving and Charting Shallow Survey Data
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TS16.1 G W Roberts, X Meng, E Cosser and A H Dodson (United Kingdom): The Use of Single Frequency GPS to Measure the Deformations and Deflections of Structures
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TS16.2 Joël van Cranenbroeck (Belgium) and Neil Brown (Switzerland): Networking Motorized Total Stations and GPS Receivers for Deformation Measurements

TS16.3 Lior Shahar and Gilad Even-Tzur (Israel): Vertical Movements in the Carmal Mountain
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TS16.4 Ioannidis D. Doukas, Ioannidis M. Ifadis and Paraskevas Savvaidis (Greece): Monitoring and Analysis of Ground Subsidence due to Water Pumping in the Area of Thessaloniki, Hellas

TS16.5 I. Doukas, A. Fotiou, I. M. Ifadis, K. Katsambalos, K. Lakakis, N. Petridou-Chrysohoidou, C. Pikridas, D. Rossikopoulos, P. Savvaidis, K. Tokmakidis and I. N. Tziavos (Greece): Displacement Field Estimation from GPS Measurements in the Volvi Area
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TS16.6 Hasanuddin Z. Abidin, H. Andreas, M. Gamal, Surono and M. Hendrasto (Indonesia): On the Use of GPS Survey Method for Studying Land Displacements on the Landslide Prone Areas
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TS17.1 Richard Grover and Mia Flores-Bórquez (United Kingdom): Restitution and Land Markets
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TS17.2 Mick Strack (New Zealand): Rethinking Property Rights in New Zealand
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TS17.3 Ann-Katrin Myles (Sweden): Land Management Developments in Belize – Midway Observations by an Alien
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TS17.4 Alick. R. Mwanza (Zambia): White Collar Malpractices in Cadastral Surveying and Their Effects on Secure Land Tenure and Sustainable Development
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TS17.5 Emmanuel Tembo and Julian V. Simela (Botswana): Optimising Land Information Management in Tribal Lands of Botswana
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TS17.6 Alexandrina Zaharia (Romania): The Warranty and Protection of Private Property in Romania
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TS18.1 Bela Markus (Hungary): Curricula Development in Bologna Process
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TS18.2 Alojz Kopáčik (Slovakia): Application of the Bologna Process in Higher Geodetic Education in Slovakia
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TS18.3 Neil Hanney, Richard Davis and Paul Watson (United Kingdom): Tariff Entry Requirements for Surveying Degree Courses in the UK
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TS18.4 Analía Isabel Argerich (Argentina): The Need to Strengthen Postgraduate Education in Argentine Surveying
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TS18.5 Peter C. Nwilo and Dennis A. Osanwuta (Nigeria): Surveying and Geoinformation in Africa: Problems and Prospects. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

WSH2 – Marine Cadastre / CZM
Chair: Teo CheeHai (Malaysia)
Rapporteur: Ruth Adams (United Kingdom)

WSH2.1 Michael Sutherland (Canada): Sea Level Rise and Coastal Zone Management

WSH2.2 Diane Dumashie (United Kingdom): CZM in the UK Policy and Practice: Does It Continue to Evolve?

WSH2.3 David Neale (Republic of Trinidad and Tobago): Hydrographic Data as Indicators of Physical Development on the Trinidad West Coast

WSH2.4 Vassilios N. Grigoriadis and Ilias N. Tziavos (Greece): Development of a Software Package for the Automation of Measurements in Bathymetric Mapping

TS19.1 Ioannis Kotsis, Spyros Karamitsos, Charis Kontoes, Demetris Paradissis, Olga Sycioti and Panagiotis Elias (Greece) and Pierre Briole (France): Verifying InSAR Derived Vertical Differential Displacements by Leveling - Application along Mornos Open Aqueduct
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TS19.2 Gilad Even-Tzur (Israel): The Stability of Nodal Points in the Leveling Network in the Southwest Part of Israel
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TS19.3 Pekka Lehmuskoski, Paavo Rouhiainen, Veikko Saaranen, Mikko Takalo and Heikki Virtanen (Finland): Thermal Dependence of the Metsähovi Levelling Test Field

TS19.4 Serdar Erol, Rahmi Nurhan Çelik, Bihter Erol and Tevfik Ayan (Turkey): Assessment of Satellite Based and Terrestrial Measurement Techniques in Monitoring Vertical Deformations
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TS19.5 Stella I. Pytharouli, Villy A. Kontogianni and Stathis C. Stiros (Greece): Analysis of the Geodetic Monitoring Record of the Ladhon Dam, Greece
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TS20.1 Rahmi Nurham Çelik, N. Necla Uluğtekin and Caner Güney (Turkey): 4D Geo-referenced Database Approach for GIS
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TS20.2 Ioanna Ch. Karakaidou, Dimitrios E. Evangelidis and Georgios A. Bantelas (Greece): Routine Maintenance Management Systems (RMMS) of Egnatia Odos Motorway
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TS20.3 Hakan Guler, Murat Akad and Murat Ergun (Turkey): Railway Asset Management System in Turkey: A GIS Application
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TS20.4 Caner Güney and Rahmi Nurhan Celik (Turkey): Designing Process of a GIS-based System for the Historical Documentation of Two Ottoman Fortresses on Dardanelles
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TS20.5 Ioannis M. Ifadis, Avraam P. Mavridis and Paraskevas D. Savvaidis  (Greece): Internetic GIS: An Open System for Organic Agriculture Administration, Verification and Planning
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TS20.6 Volkan Yildirim and Tahsin Yomralioglu (Turkey): An Address-based Geospatial Application
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TS20.7 Vladimir A. Seredovich, Venyamin K. Pankrushin and Boris T. Mazurov  (Russia): Mathematical Modeling and Identification of the Stressed-deformed State of Geodynamic Systems by Spatio-temporal Series of Combined Geodetic and Geophysical Observations in the Light of Prediction of Natural and Technogenic Catastrophes. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

Introduction papers

TS21.1 Ivan F. Muzondo (Zimbabwe), Michael Barry (Canada) and David Dewar and Jennifer Whittal (South Africa): Land Conflicts in Informal Settlements: Wallacedene in Cape Town, South Africa
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TS21.2 Terry van Dijk (Netherlands): A Requiem to Program-driven Rural Land Management
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TS21.3 Esben Munk Sorensen, Anne Kirstine Munk Mouritzen and Jan K. Staunstrup (Denmark): Property Development in the Countryside - "In the Storm Centre of Agricultural Policy and Rural Development"
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Case studies

TS21.4 Katarzyna Sobolewska–Mikulska (Poland): Issues Related to Land Consolidation in Poland after Accession to the European Union
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TS21.5 Mehmet Cete and Tahsin Yomralioglu (Turkey): Cadastre: The Key Component in Urban-based Information Systems
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WSH3 – Vertical Reference Frame & Marine Construction/Dredging
Chair: Matt Higgins (Australia)
Rapporteur: Andrew Leyzack (Canada)

WSH3.1 Steve Shipman (United Kingdom): The Status of the European Combined Geodetic Network (ECGN) - The Soon to Be Formed IAG Inter-Commission Project 1.2 on Vertical Reference Frames and How the IHO Fits in

WSH3.2 Ahmed El-Rabbany (Canada) and Ruth Adams (United Kingdom): Relating Data to a Seamless Vertical Reference Surface

WSH3.3 Laurence Waterhouse (United Kingdom): GeoScaN, Remote Data Acquisition for Hydrographic, Topographic and GIS Surveying. . This paper has not been presented in the conference.

WSH3.4 Arzu Erener and Ertan Gökalp (Turkey): Mapping the Sea Bottom Using RTK GPS and Lead-Line in Trabzon Harbor. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

Wednesday May 26, 2004

PS3.1 Mr. Helge Onsrud, Senior Advisor, Norwegian Mapping and Cadastre Authority (Norway): Land Administration in Europe - New Challenges and Opportunities
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PS3.2 Mr. Bengt Kjellson, Chair of the UN ECE Working Party on Land Administration (WPLA) and Director (Strategy & International Relations), Lantmäteriet: Future Perspectives of Land Administration and Cadastre
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TS22.1 Kari Strande (Norway): Across Boundaries – SDI in a European Perspective (INSPIRE)
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TS22.2 Kauko Viitanen (Finland): Brand in Real Estate Business - Concept, Idea, Value?
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TS22.3 Çetin Cömert and Halil Akinci (Turkey): WEB Services, NSDI and e-Government
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TS22.4 Winfried Hawerk (Germany): E-Land Administration 2015 – Vision or Reality?
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TS22.5 Volker Emmel and Hartmut Müller (Germany): Use of German State‘s Rhineland-Palatinate Spatial Data Infrastructure for e-Government
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TS22.6 Jes Ryttersgaard (Denmark): Across Boundaries – SDI in a European Perspective (INSPIRE). This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS23 - Engineering Surveys for Industry and Construction Works
Commission: 6
Chair: Gethin Roberts (United Kingdom)
Rapporteur: Lothar Gründig (Germany)

TS23.1 Εvangelia Lambrou and George Pantazis (Greece): Geometric Documentation of Structures After an Earthquake
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TS23.2 Frank Gielsdorf, Andreas Rietdorf and Lothar Gründig (Germany): Geometrical Modelling of Buildings – The Frame for the Integration of Data Acquisition Techniques
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TS23.3 Ivo Milev and Lothar Gruendig (Germany): Consistent Maintenance Tools Based on the Rail Track Data Base of German Rail

TS23.4 Alojz Kopáčik (Slovakia) and Thomas A. Wunderlich (Germany): Usage of Laser Scanning Systems at Hydro-technical Structures

TS23.5 Michel Mayoud (France): Large Scale Metrology for Research and Industry: Application to Particle Accelerators and Recent Developments
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TS24.1 Bayram Uzun and Mehmet Çete (Turkey): A Model for Solving Informal Settlement Issues in Developing Countries
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TS24.2 Wafula Nabutola (Kenya): Upgrading Informal Settlements – Kenya: Rural & Urban
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TS24.3 Simon Adcock (Australia): The Necessity for “Re-found” Brownfield Land and Preventing Environment Catastrophes – A Forensic Valuation/Appraisal Approach to Contaminated Land
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TS24.4 Heikki Seppänen (Finland): Land Acquisition and Compulsory Means – Cooperation Creates Satisfaction
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TS24.5 Tej Kumar Karki (Nepal): Regional and Urban Development Policies and Programmes of Nepal. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

WSA1 - Recording Methods
Chair: John Badekas (Greece)
Rapporteur: D. Skarlakos (Greece)

Introduction papers

WSA1.1 Andreas Georgopoulos and Charalambos Ioannidis (Greece): Photogrammetric and Surveying Methods for the Geometric Recording of Archaeological Monuments

Case studies

WSA1.2 D. Skarlatos, S. Theodoridou and D. Glabenas (Greece): Archaeological Surveys in Greece Using Radio-controlled Helicopter

WSA1.3 Vassilis Fotinopoulos (Greece): Baloon Photogrammetry for Archaeological Surveys

WSA1.4 George Vozikis, Alexander Haring, Evangelos Vozikis and Karl Kraus (Austria/Greece): Laser Scanning: A New Method for Recording and Documentation in Archaeology

WSA1.5 Charalambos Ioannidis, Maria Tsakiri and Sofia Soile (Greece): Rapid 3D Recording of Archaeological Sites Found During Construction Development

WSA1.6 Benjamin Pinia Paton, Francisca Pascual Sanz and Antonio Maniero Garcia (Spain): Topographic and Photogrammetric Survey of the Altamira Cave. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

WSA1.7 Sofoklis Alevridis and Maria Skoyrtsidoy (Greece): The Survey of the Temple of Apollo Epikourios during the Conservation Works. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

Introduction papers

TS25.1 Jantien E. Stoter, Peter J. M. van Oosterom, Hendrik D. Ploeger and Henri J. G. L. Aalders (Netherlands): Conceptual 3D Cadastral Model Applied in Several Countries
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TS25.2 Uri Shoshani, Moshe Benhamu, Eri Goshen, Saul Denekamp and Roy Bar (Israel): Registration of Cadastral Spatial Rights in Israel – A Research and Development Project
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Case studies

TS25.3 Jad Jarroush and Gilad Even-Tzur (Israel): Constructive Solid Geometry as Basis of 3D Future Cadastre
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TS25.4 C. Coşkun Aydin, Osman Demir and Mustafa Atasoy (Turkey): Third Dimension (3D) in Cadastre and Its Integration with 3D GIS in Turkey. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS25.5 Jantien Stoter (Netherlands), Esben Munk Sørensen and Lars Bodum (Denmark): 3D Registration of Real Property in Denmark
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TS25.6 Mary Papaefthymiou, Tassos Labropoulos and Panagiotis Zentelis (Greece): 3D-Cadastre in Greece - Legal, Physical and Practical Issues: Application on Santorini Island
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TS25.7 Hendrik D. Ploeger and Jantien E. Stoter (Netherlands): Registration of Cross Boundary Infrastructure Objects
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Introduction papers

TS26.1 Thorsten Schulz and Hilmar Ingensand (Switzerland): Terrestrial Laser Scanning – Investigations and Applications for High Precision Scanning
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TS26.2 Frank Gielsdorf, Andreas Rietdorf and Lothar Gruendig (Germany): A Concept for the Calibration of Terrestrial Laser Scanners
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TS26.3 Michael Scherer (Germany): Intelligent Scanning with Robot-Tacheometer and Image Processing – A Low Cost Alternative to 3D Laser Scanning?
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Case studies

TS26.4 Alberto Guarnieri and Antonio Vettore (Italy) and Fabio Remondino (Switzerland): Photogrammetry and Ground-based Laser Scanning: Assessment of Metric Accuracy of the 3D Model of Pozzoveggiani Church
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TS26.5 Ales Cepek and Jan Pytel (Czech Republic): Acyclic Visitor Pattern in Formulation of Mathematical Model
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TS26.6 Sina Taghvakish and Jalal Amini (Iran): Optimum Weight in Thin Plate Spline for Digital Surface Model Generation
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TS26.7 M. Saadatseresht, F. Samadzadegan and A. Azizi (Iran): Accessibility Analysis In Camera Placement Network Design for Vision Metrology. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS27.1 Anna Barańska (Poland): Criteria of Database Quality Appraisement and Choice Stochastic Models in Prediction of Real Estate Market Value
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TS27.2 Arvydas Bagdonavicius and Rimantas Ramanauskas (Lithuania): Introducing a Computerised Market Value-Based Mass Appraisal System for Real Property Taxation in Lithuania
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TS27.3 Analía Isabel Argerich (Argentina): Remote Sensing Applications to Perform Massive Rural Valuations in the Argentine Northwest
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TS27.4 Tahsin Yomralioglu and Recep Nisanci (Turkey): Nominal Asset Land Valuation Technique by GIS
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TS27.5 Greg McGill and Frances Plimmer (United Kingdom): Land Value Taxation: An Investigation into Practical Planning and Valuation Problems
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TS27.6 Dieter Kertscher (Germany): Digital Purchase Price Collections – The German Way to Provide Transparency for the Real Estate Markets
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TS27.7 Maria Contoman (Romania): Economic Assessment of Agricultural Grounds – Basis for Introduction of General Cadastre in Romania. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

WSA2 – Modelling and Visualization
Chair: Andreas Georgopoulos (Greece)
Rapporteur: Apostolos Arvanitis (Greece)

Introduction papers

WSA2.1 Petros Patias (Greece): Photogrammetry in the Visualization Era

Case studies

WSA2.2 Wolfgang Böhler, Monica Bordas Vicent, Guido Heinz, Andreas Marbs and Hartmut Müller (Germany): High Quality Scanning and Modeling of Monuments and Artifacts

WSA2.3 Eric Andrea Mngumi and Heinz Ruther (South Africa): Solid Modeling for Heritage Documentation
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WSA2.4 Panos A. Psimoulis and Stathis C. Stiros (Greece): Modelling an Ancient Theatre Using Analytical Techniques
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WSA2.5 Vaios Balis, Spyros Karamitsos, Ioannis Kotsis, Christos Liapakis and Nikos Simpas (Greece): 3D – Laser Scanning: Integration of Point Cloud and CCD Camera Video Data for the Production of High Resolution and Precision RGB Textured Models: Archaeological Monuments Surveying Application in Ancient Ilida
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WSA2.6 Derek D. Lichti and Stuart J. Gordon (Australia): Error Propagation in Directly Georeferenced Terrestrial Laser Scanner Point Clouds for Cultural Heritage Recording
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WSA2.7 Marinos Ioannides (Cyprus): An Efficient Algorithm for the 3D-Reconstraction and Reproduction in Cultural Heritage. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

Introduction papers

TS28.1 Jose Antonio Pinzón Bermúdez (Colombia): The Employ Cadastral Information to Formulation Environmental Policy - Appraisal Social’s Loss and Profit of Welfare for Effect of Externalities
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TS28.2 Berry van Osch and Christiaan Lemmen (Netherlands): Towards the Introduction of Workflow Management at the Netherlands Cadastre
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Case studies

TS28.3 Emin Bank and Orhan Mataraci (Turkey): Cadastral Data Management System in Turkey
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TS28.4 Lefteris Lykouropoulos and Giorgos Mourafetis Nikolaos (Greece): The IT System of the National Cadastre of Greece
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TS28.5 Alberto Beinat, Fabio Crosilla and Emiliano Sossai (Italy): An Automatic Analytical Procedure for Searching Corresponding Feature Points in a Cadastral Map
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TS28.6 Charles Paradzayi and Heinz Ruther (South Africa): The Development and Implementation of the Lake Rukwa Basin Integrated Project Environmental Information System (LRBIP-EIS) Database, Tanzania
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Introduction papers

TS29.1 Maria Tsakiri, Dimosthenis Stathas and Orthodoxia Arabatzi (Greece): Advanced Surveying Techniques for Measuring the Marathon Course
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TS29.2 Kefei Zhang, Yong Li, Ron Grenfell, Allan Hahn, Chris Gore and Tony Rice (Australia): Developing Prototype Multisensor GPS Rower Monitoring and Coaching Systems for Olympics. This paper is not available, please contact authors for detailed information.

TS29.3 K. Lakakis, P. Savvaidis, I. M. Ifadis and I. D. Doukas (Greece): Quality of Map-Matching Procedures Based on DGPS and Stand-Alone GPS Positioning in an Urban Area
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Case studies

TS29.4 Dimitrios Papageorgiou, Christos Pikridas, Aristidis Fotiou and Kostas Katsambalos (Greece): Baseline By Code: An Educational -Purpose Software Package for GPS Baseline Determination Using Code Measurements
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TS29.5 Panos A. Psimoulis, Villy A. Kontogianni, Anna Nickitopoulou, Stella I. Pytharouli, Panagiotis Triantafyllidis and Stathis C. Stiros (Greece): Estimating the Optimum Duration of GPS Static Observations for Short Baseline Length Determination in Greece
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TS29.6 M. Onur Kaplan, Tevfik Ayan and Serdar Erol (Turkey): The Effects of Geodetic Configuration of the Network on Deformation Analysis
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TS29.7 Ekrem Tusat and Bayram Turgut (Turkey): Investigation Ambiguity Resolution in GPS and the Effects of Ionospheric Modeling on Base Vector Components. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

WSA3 - Spatial Information Systems for Archaeology
Chair: Petros Patias (Greece)
Rapporteur: Derec Lichti (Australia)

Introduction papers

WSA3.1 Charalambos Ioannidis, Andreas Georgopoulos and Chryssy Potsiou (Greece): The Need for Development a Spatial Information System for Monument or Archaeological Site’s Documentation
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Case studies

WSA3.2 Kostas Tokmakidis, Maria-Eleni Kalivioti and Penelope Nanakou (Greece): Geographic Information System Applied in Archaeological Site
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WSA3.3 Tevfik Ozludemir, Caner Güney, Lucienne Thys-Senocak and Rahmi Nurham Celik (Turkey): Roadmap for a Multidisciplinary Project: The Historical Documentation of Two Ottoman Fortresses on the Dardanelles – Seddulbahir & Kumkale
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WSA3.4 Georgia Anagnostopoulou (Greece): The Archaeological Survey and the Graphical Documentation of the Excavation in Monastiraki Square for the Athens Metro Construction – Excavation Site B’
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WSA3.5 Madan Mohan (India): Historical Information System for Surveying Monuments and Spatial Data Modeling for Conservation of Cultural Heritage in Delhi. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

WSA3.6 E. G. Vergounov and Yu. P. Gulyayev (Russia): Optimal Land Measuring Work Package for the Archaeological Research in Gorny Altai and Creation of the Specialized GIS (Geographic Information System). This paper has not been presented in the conference.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Holger Magel, President of FIG: Closing Address and Recommendations of the FIG Working Week 2005
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